Hair Feathers

**DarkAutumn** · 03-25-2011 11:19 PM

Would You Wear… Feather Hair Extensions? – College Fashion

Apparently they're going to be the next big thing. What do you think? Yay or nay? Personally I like them.

**RabbitHeart** · 03-25-2011 11:28 PM

I'm a fan. Unfortunately, it's probably going to be another shining example of a hipster fad. Eh, who cares? It's fun.

I sort of wanted to do this when I was a kid. So I could be a Native American princess.

**Dear Sigmund** · 03-26-2011 05:05 AM

I like them, as long as people dont get too carried away. Overall very chic.

**Eerie** · 03-26-2011 08:24 AM

I really like them, I wish I had hair that they would work in but I don't.

**Promethea** · 03-26-2011 09:29 AM

I guess its no worse than the hippies wearing native american inspired fashion. Still annoying.

If I want to do it I'll just use the excuse that I'm actually part Cherokee. I'm very pale despite the similar facial structure though, so I'll probably look like I belong in the dirty hippy category. I couldn't pull off modern trendy if I tried.

**ThisAnonymous** · 03-28-2011 12:09 PM

Ohhhh, so that's what I've been seeing on campus. I've been getting these compulsive desires to comb through people's hair because I see random stuff in there.. Well, geez, what small feathers. Can't people get a bit flashier if they're going to start some kind of trend?

**Quinault NDN** · 03-28-2011 04:17 PM

Uh, yea, some of us are Native Americans...
BTW, irl, Natives laugh when you call youself a Native American Princess. When colonist took Native women and forced them to be sex slaves, they were introduced as "princesses"

**MonieJ** · 03-29-2011 09:26 AM

Eh no not for me even with some Native American ancestry XD I mean it looks ok but meh not for me

**RabbitHeart** · 03-29-2011 10:00 AM

Originally Posted by Quinault NDN

Uh, yea, some of us are Native Americans...
BTW, irl, Natives laugh when you call youself a Native American Princess. When colonist took Native women and forced them to be sex slaves, they were introduced as "princesses"

1. I'm partially Cherokee.
2. I wasn't being derogatory. I was talking about something I wanted to do as a child, when all I really understood was Pocahontas. Also, I wouldn't call myself that. I am not one.