Australian Girls Are Updating Their Wardrobes With This $16 Accessory

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There's nothing better than a new-season accessory edit to lift your outfits and change up last season's favourite pieces. Even better when you find quality pieces for an affordable price (an easy $16 dollars to be exact). Today, we've found a wardrobe addition on sale that we're immediately adding to cart: The wide statement belt.

Australian girls have been quick to adopt the trend and we're continuing to see it rise in popularity (especially on Instagram, see below). It's that forgotten trend, that you likely already have in your wardrobe. Popping up and disappearing as seasons tend to change around.

If you don't already have a wide belt lingering in your closet, we suggest you shop one now. And don't expect to throw it out when the new season rolls around—the super-flattering accessory trend will be sticking around.

Keep scrolling to be see the trend in motion, and shop the black and beige Mango belts on sale for summer. 

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WHO: Nicole Warne

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WHO: Georgia Fowler

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Who's your style icon? 

Jenny Walton. She has a quirky, French, feminine style I adore. She mixes designer, vintage, high street really well and isn’t afraid of colour and print. My style board on Pinterest is full of street style images from her at fashion week events.

Who are your 5 favourite people to follow on Twitter/Instagram?

@unconditionalmagazine, @ilona_hamer, @thefatjewish, @glossier, @giorgiatordini

What's the fashion essential you can't live without?

My vintage red tartan jacket. It's timeless and bold. I love wearing it with a red matte lipstick. 

What's your desert island album?

Any '70s playlist will do!