INDExtra -> INDExtra THU, OCT 11 7:45AM by Amanda Bedgood

Hallelujah

The cross never has been out of vogue. But, as of late it's certainly having quite the revival a la rocker girl vibe. Our favorite way to rock the cross is layered whether we're talking bracelets or a necklace.

Crosses are great when paired with must-have spike-decked pieces. How fabulous a row of spiky bracelets would look next to a cross wrap bracelet. In the upcoming issue of IND Monthly we paired a long gold cross necklace with an even longer arrow necklace from Brother's for a look that's boho and totally on trend.

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Crosses both large and small are everywhere. The Me&Ro pieces at kiki wink with colored gems. Over at Hemline, Tiger fans are in luck with the purple wrap bracelets that sport chunky gold crosses. The most demure little cross necklaces we found were at Little Town. Bonus: they're that must-have semi-sideways sort that's very now. And Vanessa V. has some chunky silver crosses we'd rock with a floppy hat and waxed jeans.

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