Emma Roberts-approved strappy phone cases are the chic accessory you didn't know you needed this summer
That's right. Ossa, aka the coolest destination for phone charms on the planet, is ready to kick summer into high gear with one-of-a-kind wristlets, crossbodies, and more all beaded to perfection.
Ossa
Revamp your summer accessories with phone straps from Ossa.
These gorgeous hand crafted pieces are perfect for adding a little personality into your look while also serving a purpose.
Ditch your purse for good and feel light as a feather with these curated cords!
Shop
The popular brand has garnered attention across social media and with several celebrities, such as Roberts, for their iconic phone chains that turn any Smartphone into an instant accessory.
Whether your vibe is girly and bright or neutral and cool, Ossa has something for everyone with too many styles to count (and new ones always on the way!).
Plus, if you fall in love with the trendy brands' phone straps as much as we did, you can even explore other bedazzled accessories, such as our favorite, their charmtastic Pet Waste Bags!
Pave Disco Ball Wristlet + Phone Case
Cue the disco!
If you are ready to add some color into your summer accessory game this fun phone case chain.
The crystal, color beads catch the light beautifully and for $70 you can get both the chain and the case that goes with it too.
$70 Shop
Shell Stacked Pearl Wristlet + Phone Case
Summer is all about the beach and this seashell inspired wristlet nails the vibe perfectly!
The chunky design combines shells and pearls to make a one of kind wristlet that can carry your phone effortlessly.
For $140 you can snag this wristlet and the phone case that it attaches to and they comes in sizes from iPhone 11 through 16.
$140 Shop
Pearl Shoulder Length + Phone Case
Who needs a purse when you can carry your phone like one!
This classic and chic pearl crossbody style charm rope makes the perfect accessory or gift for a loved one.
It has a generous length that works for using as a shoulder strap or across the body and the pearlescent design matches nearly everything.
$220 Shop
Faceted Gemstone Crossbody + Phone Case
Bestseller alert!
Shoppers can not get enough of this earthy toned gemstone crossbody cord. Designed with delicate green rocks, this strap is perfect for going hands-free with your phone and ditching the pesky purses behind too.
$170 Shop
Pet Waste Bag
Ossa has expanded their catalog to include some of the cutest dog accessories, including these charm embellished doggy bags.
They come in multiple color combinations and styles with a strawberry version, orange version, and more.
Safe to say every dog owner needs one of these (or multiple) ASAP.
$45 Shop
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Daily Record
8 hours ago
- Daily Record
Outlander boss details writer Diana Gabaldon's reaction to major prequel change
The Outlander executive producer detailed how the writer felt about the prequel twist Outlander showrunner Matthew B. Roberts has revealed what author Diana Gabaldon thought about his major change to her source material after he imagined Claire Fraser's (played by Caitríona Balfe) parents hadn't died in the car crash, and instead accidentally travelled through time as many fans had speculated. The change is quite a shift from the Outlander novels, with author Gabaldon previously saying Claire's parents simply died in a car crash when she was five-years-old and there was nothing more to the story. Speaking at San Diego Comic-Con, Roberts shared Gabaldon's reaction to the big Outlander: Blood of My Blood change after the panel dropped hints about a possible Claire and parent reunion. He said: 'Well, we wouldn't be sitting here if she thought otherwise. She said to me it was a good idea. She didn't want to explore it herself, but at least she said, 'Go for it.' I thanked her and I went for it.' He continued: 'But she's so on board. She actually wrote on the show, so you're going to see her episode too. So, I think she's fully committed to the show.' Gabaldon not only wrote episode nine but she and Roberts co-wrote the season one finale of Blood of My Blood. Additionally, much like Outlander, Gabaldon serves as a consulting producer on Blood of My Blood. Roberts went on detail how the writers were really struggling with the show, which initially just focused on Jamie Fraser's (Sam Heughan) parents Ellen MacKenzie (Harriet Slater) and Brian Fraser (Jamie Roy). He admitted: 'I really couldn't figure out a way to tell that story more than what it is in the book, in the sense it's just they get married and move to Lallybroch and have kids. One of them is Jamie. 'I was kind of a little struggling with it and I did the what if game.' Roberts imagined what if Claire's parents hadn't died and lived after the accident, before running his idea past fellow executive producer Maril Davis. He explained how Davis 'got a look on her face' and he knew they had 'got something' with the Outlander prequel. The showrunner elaborated: 'So we went back and started working on it and just not show what if they lived. What if they were integral to having Jamie and Claire meet? 'And so that's when it really took off and we started to really explore. We talked to Starz and Sony and they really liked the idea.' Roberts also promised Easter eggs and nuggets for Outlander fans, while those new to the universe would have plenty to get their teeth stuck into. Outlander: Blood of My Blood premieres on Starz on August 8 and on Prime Video via MGM+ on August 9
Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Daily Mail
Julia Roberts rom-com in sequel talks nearly 30 years after the original
Julia Roberts earned a Golden Globe nomination for her work in the beloved romantic comedy My Best Friend's Wedding and now, nearly three decades later, there's talk of a sequel. Roberts, 57, who was turned in to a blonde bombshell for the new thriller After The Hunt, starred as a food critic in the 1997 rom-com co-starring Dermot Mulroney as the friend whose wedding she tried to destroy after realizing she was in love with him. It was Mulroney, 61, who first hinted at the second chapter in the story while promoting his latest project The Hunting Wives on Netflix. He told The New York Post 'there is talk of a sequel,' but when asked for more details he only answered, 'I know nothing about it. Last I heard, quote, lawyers were talking, unquote.' My Best Friend's Wedding starred Roberts as a food critic who panics when she learns her bestie, Michael, played by Mulroney is getting married. The two had promised each other if they were still single by age 28, they would marry each other. After receiving the big news, Roberts' Julianna (Jules) decides to break up the engagement and claim Michael for herself. The film provided a launching pad for a budding actress named Cameron Diaz, 52, who starred as the young bride Roberts' Julianne wanted to be jilted at the alter. It also introduced Rupert Everett, 66, to American audiences as Jules' gay best friend George. No word on who the director will be or if Roberts, Mulroney, Diaz or Everett will be part of the sequel's cast. Collider offered some more juicy details revealing that Materialists writer and director Celine Song has been tapped to write the script. The romantic comedy stars Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal and has earned more than $52 million so far. Song previously proved her box office bankability with Past Lives, starring The Morning Show's Greta Lee and Teo Yoo. My Best Friend's Wedding opened at number two when it debuted in theaters behind Batman & Robin. It went on to earn $299,288,605 globally with Roberts and Everett earning Golden Globe nominations. The movie, which featured a fun sing-along scene with the cast performing Diana King's I Say a Little Prayer. Variety ranked My Best Friend's Wedding as 100 of the Greatest Movies of All Time. In doing so, the publication called the movie 'the most delectable and heartbreaking rom-com of its era.'
Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Daily Mail
How Joe Rogan's record-breaking podcast fueled infamous Area 51 'storming craze'
The most popular episode of Joe Rogan 's podcast has been credited with inspiring the viral movement to storm the gates of Area 51 in the summer of 2019. Netflix released a new episode of its 'Trainwreck' documentary that featured Matty Roberts, who organized the Facebook campaign 'Storm Area 51, They Can't Stop All Of Us,' which saw two million people commit to rushing the Nevada base. Roberts said the idea came after he watched Area 51 whistleblower Bob Lazar, who claimed to have worked on projects involving the reverse-engineering of extraterrestrial spacecraft while staffed at the base in 1989. Lazar's viral sit-down with Rogan further detailed what he did at the facility, including his work on an extraterrestrial 'anti-matter reactor,' working on advanced flying saucers built by the military, and climbing inside a real UFO. The June 2019 has been viewed over 64 million times, the most of any of Rogan's episodes. 'I thought, 'Oh, my God, this finally explains the flying saucers stories,' Roberts said. Excited by what he heard during that two-hour interview, he sent out a rallying cry on social media on July 27, 2019, hoping he would find others eager to force the government to admit that aliens and UFOs were real. 'It just seemed like a hilarious idea to me,' Roberts said in the docuseries Trainwreck. After just three days on Facebook, Roberts' call to charge the gates of the US Air Force facility turned into an internet sensation. Area 51 has been tied to extraterrestrial lore for decades, with UFO researchers and conspiracy theorists claiming that secret government projects have been conducted there since the 1950s. However, it wasn't until Lazar's 1989 interview with investigative reporter George Knapp on Las Vegas TV station KLAS that the classified base became nationally famous. Lazar has maintained for 35 years that he was a government physicist who worked at S-4, roughly 15 miles from the main Area 51 complex, reverse-engineering alien spacecraft and extraterrestrial technology. 'When did things get weird? At what point in time did you say hey this is not normal work like this doesn't even seem like it's from this planet?' Rogan asked Lazar during their 2019 conversation. 'There's this facility that is at S4. It's in the side of a mountain,' Lazar described. 'I went into the hangar door and in the hangar door was the disc, the flying saucer that I worked on. I saw it sitting there and we walked by, it had a little American flag stuck on the side,' he continued. 'I thought oh my God this finally explains all the flying saucer stories this is just an advanced fighter,' the engineer told Rogan. Even after that interview, the Air Force kept a tight lid on what was happening in the desert until 2013, when the CIA finally admitted Area 51 really existed. Daily Mail has reached to Joe Rogan for comment regarding Roberts' comments about the Lazar interview. Roberts revealed that his entire campaign just started out as a gag for the few followers he had on social media. 'Jokes are funnier when they're edgy. So, I'm going to make it sound like a real call to arms,' he said in the Netflix special. 'I just thought it would be a funny post for my page of 40 followers,' he added. 'I didn't think it would go anywhere.' However, the viral invitation quickly drew the attention of the US government, who took the possibility of two million people rushing the gates of Area 51 very seriously. The federal government reportedly spent $11 million reinforcing the security around Area 51 before the September 20 event. Roberts revealed that the FBI questioned him after he posted the event on Facebook. The military even warned anyone attending the gathering that deadly force would be used to keep the base secure. 'I had no idea what I'd started,' Roberts added. The small crowd began forming at 3am outside Area 51, and only 2 people were detained by police While the federal government and US military was ready for a showdown at the top secret base, it turned out that the public wasn't. Of the two million people who RVSP'd for Roberts' attempt to storm Area 51, only 150 people showed up. 'We're about to storm one of the most heavily guarded military bases in the world. Why? Because the internet told us to,' another attendee commented in the docuseries. Only a few thousand people traveled to the towns closest to Area 51, like Rachel, Hiko and Alamo, but they never met at the base. According to the new documentary, this came as a great relief to the roughly 50 residents of Rachel, who feared they were about to be overrun by more than a million visitors. Only half of the 150 people who showed up at the 2019 event actually ran towards the gates of Area 51 According to Forbes, only two individuals were detained by local sheriff's deputies, but a reason was not given at the time. While Roberts and the 150 attendees never got past the main gate of Area 51 in 2019, the site has continued to draw unstop speculation that the US government working with extraterrestrial technology there. Several of Rogan's podcast guests since the Lazar interview have stated that they believe UFOs are studied at that facility and others throughout the US.
