Kenny Guadalajara Shorts are the perfect tribal print shorts.

Lindsay Sternberg founded Kenny in 2009 after working for Foley + Corrina for many years. Lindsay was heavily influenced by her family when creating this line. Kenny is a brand influenced heavily by family. It is named after her late father, inspired by photographs of both her mother and grandmother, and stories of her gypsy style great-grandmother. The goal for Kenny is to create timeless silhouettes and styles that will make women feel good about themselves but at the same time uses exciting fabrics that will bring excitement to their wardrobe. Lindsay travels around the world for both style inspiration and new fabrics but all fabrication of the clothing is done in Los Angeles, California where a close eye can be kept on everything.

The Kenny Guadalajara Shorts are inspired by Mexico, South, and Central America and the handwoven detailed fabrics that come from there. The shorts are 100% cotton, high waisted woven shorts that will add color to your outfit. Each color of the Kenny Guadalajara Shorts have a different pattern to them. There is both a hidden side zipper and button closure for these comfortable summer shorts. You can even wear them over tights when fall and winter come.

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Kenny Guadalajara Shorts

The shorts are available in Blue ( pictured), Black w/ figures, Black w/ Pink and Orange, Purple, and Magenta. Click on the pictures below to see full images.

Tribal print is the use of aboriginal and native prints and patterns on clothing either as a highlight or the main pattern. Most of these prints are vibrant and warm tones and occasionally are an animal pattern.  This season many of these tribal prints are in bright, bold colors  and patterns, though there are some in more neutral palettes. The easiest way to show off this trend is with accessories since there are so many necklaces, rings, bracelets, and earrings but that does not mean that there are not plenty of dresses and shirts in these great patterns as well.

Tribal prints are a trend that never really ever disappears from the fashion scene. There are times that it is in the forefront more than other seasons. Spring and summer 2011 is a time that it is quite easy to find top designers who used this look in their clothing campaigns.

The Boulee Tribal Juanita Dress is a light and airy baby doll dress with a ruffle hem and adjustable straps. This dress is overall a neutral palette with tons of turquoise color popping out all over.

BOULEE Juanita Dress in Tribal

The Warehouse Tribal One Shoulder Print Dress is an asymmetrical dress with a longer hem in the back and flared skirt. The colors of the dress are bright, bold, and colorful. You can wear this dress as is or you can belt it if you would prefer.

Warehouse Tribal Print One Shoulder Dress

Shorts are a great way to add some pattern and color to an outfit. The Stolen Girlfriends Club Anja Tribal Shorts are a high waist tie waistband short that has a great neutral tribal pattern all over. Wear these shorts with a solid shirt and a pair of high wedges.

Stolen Girlfriends Club Anja Tribal Shorts

The spring 2011 campaign for designer Diane von Furstenberg was heavily influenced by the tribal look. On eof my favorite pieces from this collection is the Diane von Furstenberg Oblixe Wrap Dress. This is a v-neck silk sleeveless wrap dress with a mix of patterns and a tassel tie waist.

Diane von Furstenberg Oblixe Wrap Dress

The MINKPINK Tribal Dance Tunic Tank Top is a vivid tribal print in my favorite colors, pink and purple. This is a long tank top with an asymmetrical hem so you will want to wear this with a pair of jeans unless you want to cover up a pair of shorts.

MINKPINK Tribal Dance Tunic Tank