What an amazing top she has on here?! A super simple little DIY project that anyone can try to do! (Well as long as you have the materials)... ;)
Please see this editorial for how to DIY this cut out T-Shirt Here.
Source: Stockholmstreetstyle, Refinery29
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Planning on a little DIY...Oh well, maybe not little, it's quite some works! Will show you guys when it's done! xoxo
This looks like attaching crochet/lace on the coat then add beads on top of it. This might took a lot of time to accomplish, but it looks amazing though!!!
Adding rhinestones/crystals to a cocoon coat is another amazing detail to tried on your already existing coat!
This is a super easy DIY's. Take a tight jersey mini, open up the side seam, prepare two sleeves from a regular long-sleeve french terry/jersey top, then line up to the side seam of the skirt and sew them together. Super easy, I am going to look into my closet and see if I have these two items available to do this DIY. If I do, I'll show you guys later what I do.. ;)
I think this is probably the best chain accessory I've seen so far! It goes well with anything and everything as you can see from the styling below. I need this in my life, it's time to do a little DIY project (It's gonna cost a lot for the material!!! I already know it.), although I am not so sure if I'll have the guts to wear it and walk around the city with such a statement piece. ;P
Photography- Amanda Fordyce Photography Assistant- Sheree Porter Styling and Hair & Make up- Nadja Mott Stylist Assistant- Rowan Dinning Model- Jade Jackson Jewelry by House of Baulch Dress by OBUS T-shirt and Boots by Material By Product
I'd really like to DIY these babies. These key-chain bracelets should be one of the easiest DIY's that you can find! This MMM's fringe shirt should be super duper easy for DIY!!! Just take a fringe trim and mark No. 1 on the over-sized T-shirt, then sew it on! Easy breezy! Some more great pieces for DIY! Doesn't necessary to make the whole thing, I was thinking more like taking an already exist piece of clothing and transform/experiment on them.
Source: pixiemarket, nastygal, whowhatwear and some online images that I lost track
I thought these can be easily DIY´d. I love to shred denim and often wear clothes with holes. But sometimes they get ripped in places that need to be fixed. These patchworked denim jeans look awesome!
This "obesity and speed" with cutout circle side detail shorts are definitely another great item for DIY just like the one jersey top from this post. Another easy DIY that we can do by ourselves!!! Just take one whatever jeans shorts then cut two holes on the side then studded it!!! How easy was that?!?! :)))
Some great pieces for DIY! Doesn't necessary to make the whole thing, I was thinking more like take a piece of already existing clothing to transform em'.
This long, lean, metal chain Gold/Black Snake Earrings that WHO WHAT WEAR featured from Chanel S/S 11 show have the different approaches to the same purpose with the Richard Nicoll F/W 10 that I featured HERE. They all use the clips, different kind of clips and chains. Doesn't matter it's at the front or back, they all look amazing!
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