Last month, we featured Kylie Minogue wearing dream catcher earrings at the Dolce & Gabbana flagship store opening. Even though this trend started way back last year, we still see a lot of celebs like Kylie sporting dream catcher jewelry.


Shailene Woodley is also a fan of this trendy accessory. She sported a large H.O.W.L. dream catcher necklace with a black Proenza Schouler skirt.


Exploring the Origins: The Deep Symbolism of Dream Catchers in Fashion
Before giving you the shopping options we found on our fave online stores, let’s dig deeper into this trend and understand the real meaning behind the popular symbol.
Dream catchers were first made and used by the Native American Ojibwe tribe. They are decorated with charms and feathers and traditionally hung above beds to protect people from bad dreams. According to legend, nightmares are captured in the webbed design of the totem. Therefore, only good dreams are allowed to pass through.

Because of its interesting story, the symbol has been incorporated everywhere. With the rising popularity of the tribal trend, dream catcher items have also become all the rage in the fashion industry.
Whether the folklore behind the symbol is true or not, dream catchers are definitely a great fashion statement:





Now that you know the story behind this popular accessory, we hope you’ll better appreciate these dream catchers. Use them as fashion accessories for your bohemian outfits or, if you believe the legend, to get a peaceful and nightmare-free sleep.
If you are feeling a little creative, you can also make your own dream catcher necklaces: