P.S. I've been having some issues getting a couple other posts up, but I've got a couple really awesome DIY's on the way once I figure it all out! Sorry for the silence!
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Showing posts with label cut out. Show all posts
Sunday, October 7, 2012
DIY Inspiration: Cut Out Skirt
Yep. I need to make this ASAP. Possibly the easiest upcycle/DIY/etc project ever.
Though this model looks way less than enthusiastic about it than I am...
P.S. I've been having some issues getting a couple other posts up, but I've got a couple really awesome DIY's on the way once I figure it all out! Sorry for the silence!
P.S. I've been having some issues getting a couple other posts up, but I've got a couple really awesome DIY's on the way once I figure it all out! Sorry for the silence!
Monday, May 21, 2012
DIY Inspiration: David Koma Spring 2012
Cut-outs and tribal and neon colors and leather AND amazing hair??? David Koma, you are my idol. I mean, seriously, this is amazing. Take a sharpie or fabric paint to some sheer cloth or neons maybe? Adding mesh inserts, leather pleats, or leather fringe to a plain skirt or dress (and don't forget on those shoes!)? Yes, please. My favorites are the sheer-front pants, and the full-skirted dresses, just beautiful.
Huge kudos to 5 Inch and Up who brought this beautiful designer to my attention!
Backstage photos via 5 Inch and Up, runway photos via Style.com
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
DIY: Shoulder Cut-out Dress
Cut-out dresses and shirts have been popping up everywhere since this summer.

Pretty typical dress with cutout sides - still gorgeous!
Long sleeved shirts with the backs slashed, shoulders peeping through button down tops, dresses with waists peeking through... And then I saw this beauty in an ad on the side of a page actually.

I absolutely adore the gold rimmed shoulders! It kind of looks like metal, but I think that'd make moving your arms a little difficult...
I didn't even look at the price tag, because I knew that it would be so easy to do it myself (I guess advertising does work, though the outcome was probably not what they hoped for)! So I tucked it away in my ever-growing "Make this!" folder on my desktop. I thought no more of it until I was rummaging through my donate bin and found this ill-fitting, oversized black Old Navy shift I wore once for a play (in which I played a dowdy 30-year-old woman).
Again, sorry it's such a crappy photo... Old camera still... Dress awkwardly displayed on top of another one of my recent DIY projects, my rug!
I immediately ran to Joann's to get gold trim, cut the shoulders off the dress (eyeballed it, no science here!), took up the hem, and baste-stitched the trim on! Et voila!
I actually got a round of applause when wearing this dress. Yay!
First two photos via asos.com
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