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It’s Friday the 13th—a day that’s considered extremely unlucky by superstitious believers and and pop-culture enthusiasts alike. But don’t let your friggatriskaidekaphobia get the best of you, because we’ve rounded up 12 pretty ways to keep the good luck on hand, including wish-granting necklaces, cats that can cross your path, and other totems of luck.

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Should your hair match your heels? Yes, if they are colour-blocked in the season’s brights. But what goes in-between? Architectural angles with chunks of light and dark.

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A deal indeed! These antique brass-finished bangles look just as great worn separately as they do all together. ($29, urbanoutfitters.com)

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These Goody hair elastics double as simple, stackable bracelets. Two accessories for the price of one! ($5 for a set of 3, goody.com)

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Invite this braided, studded bracelet to an arm party or let it fly solo for maximum effect. ($24, shop.fashionmagazine.com/)

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A rabbit-fur tassel might not radiate the same luck as a rabbit’s foot, but it can’t hurt your chances of a fortuitous 2012. In either slinky gunmetal or playful Day-Glo green, these bracelets by Vancouver Island–based Erika Lauren Design (erikalaurendesign.com) add instant charm to a New Year’s Eve getup. Made with found materials, they leave a light eco-footprint too. At Dream ($45 each, 311 W. Cordova St., 604-683-7326).

After months of searching for the chicest gifts to share with you, our dear readers, we’ve come across more than a few items that have made their way onto our own lists! For even more holiday inspiration, check out the items we’re lusting after as well as what we’ve got coming for our nearest and dearest.

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The video for the first single from Feist’s new album, Metals, is here: “How Come You Never Go There” is eerie and windswept, and follows Feist through a forest. Her signature bangs are gone, replaced by a My Little Pony–worthy mess of ankle-length hair. (Dare we compare the look to that of another Canadian songstress, Alanis Morissette?) But, despite her solitude in the woods, Feist joins a party in this video—an arm party, that is! We couldn’t help but enjoy the multitude of bangles and cuffs she’s rocking, and it inspired us to pull together a rundown of our favourite Feist-inspired bracelets:

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Wrap your wrists in this gold studded bracelet for a first place finish to your look. ($28, bananarepublic.com)

Whoever said three’s a crowd? It’s a perfect number for bold red bracelets. ($7, hm.com)

There’s something of the Ouroboros–the snake that eats its tail–in this serpentine bracelet ($15, simons.ca). But if that’s perhaps too much ancient symbolism for a Monday morning, think of it as a subtle take on classic snakeskin.

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Not quite ready to say farewell to summer’s cool camp style? Neither is Banana Republic who recently teamed up with renowned jewellery designer Chan Luu (famous for her signature wrap bracelets) to create their first ever accessories collaboration. As of today, select Banana Republic stores (Toronto Eaton Centre, 416-260-6016; 80 Bloor St. W., Toronto 416-515-0018; […]

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