
1. Aldo Bramuchi Handbag, $31.49
2. Vintage Bucket Bag from Santoki Vintage, $199
3. Pendleton Mini Yuma Backpack, $88
4. Ecote Tapestry Backpack, $69
5. Sari Woven Backpack, $135
6. Vintage Bucket Bag from Santoki Vintage, $64
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Boots to live in all winter:::
1. Aron Triple Buckle Boots, $140
2. Lace Up Grey Biker Boots, $156.99
3. Deena & Ozzy Moto Harness Wedge Boot, $79
4. Artiste Faux Snakeskin Lace Up Boots, $150
5. New Kid Dreamcore Boots, $196
6. Deena & Ozzy Studded Wedge Boot, $69
7. Strapped Platform Black Boots, $96.99

1. Maccoy Glitter Chelsea Boots, $72
2. Jeffrey Campbell Una Mezcla Boot, $174.99
3. Jeffrey Campbell Nubuck Cuffed, $179
4. Mace Leopard Studded Toe Boots, $75
5. Steve Madden Sarina Leopard Pumps, $129.95
6. Jeffrey Campbell Warrant in Fuschia, $194.95
7. Steven Madden Sarina Blue Suede Pumps, $99.95
Named for the eponymous hero of the J.M. Barrie classic, the peter pan collar has long been popular with both boys and girls. In 1953, Disney replaced the original soft, rounded collar of the boy-who-never-grew-up with a jagged v-neck for their animated film adaptation. Although we now know this sweet, feminine collar as the “peter pan collar,” it had a different name in the 19th century.


Before being known as the peter pan collar, this small, flat, rounded collar was known as the Little Lord Fauntleroy suit collar (like the character in the Frances Hodgson book). Back then, the collar was usually made of delicate lace and were worn with ribbons or ties.

When Peter Pan hit theaters in 1904, little boys everywhere wanted to emulate their hero and the collar re-entered fashion under a new name. In the 40s, the collar was incorporated into Eton suits; by the 50s girls began to wear the collar and in the late 50s and early 60s,
Teddy boys made the trend their own.
With the recent surge in vintage styles, the peter pan has made a reappearance in mainstream stores and magazines (and on
fashion blogs all over).