DIY: DENIM SHORTS

I create a web of articles regarding my favorite trends and items. Today I  bring back to the table my very favorite garment: DENIM SHORTS.

INSPIRATION: REMAKE YOUR HAT

I wanted to share with you inspiration and idea how to remake an old hat and create totally new look with it!

If you like it, check THIS post about how to make an asymetric skirt.

Have a good, creative time!

xoxo

Anja

GREETINGS FROM THE TRIP

This year's holiday's are quite intense for me. I have been on quite a few trips already and much more is ahead. Now I'm at the airport in Prague, travelling to Helsinki, Finland. When I come back, I am will share my experiences with you, with special focus on DOs and DON'Ts during Baltic trip planning.

For now check my most recent look. It is black and white set with my new baby: H&M faux leather pants. I love these trousers, especially that I styled it up by cutting out holes on knees.  My advice for those of you who wish to cut out holes on you pants: remember that when sit fabric of pants stretch. Think of it when you choose place for hole, to avoid pants look messy.

How do you like cut out trend?

I gotta go...enjoy your weekend!!!!

pants H&M/top ZARA/sweat RESERVED/shoes PRIMARK/sunnies NEW YORKER/back pack H&M

HOW TO MAKE ASYMMETRIC SKIRT

As some of you may remember I loooove to shop in vintage stores where I can find clothes of excellent quality in a very good prices, sometimes though there is the problem with it's size. :/ I don't remember, if I mentioned before that I enjoy to re-make the clothes I find in second hand shops and create totally new garments out of it. If I didn't today is going to be the first time. 

Let me introduce you to how to make an asymmetric skirt tutorial :D

Basically what you need is a skirt approx 10 sizes too big for you, made from fabric you love and 4 attaching snaps buttons. It has to be a simple skirt (maybe like a pencil skirt or one with the rubber around the waist). Remember it is crucial for it to be simple! The reason for it is that you need to get a rectangular piece of fabric out of it. 

Once you have an rectangular the only thing is to attach the snaps to it. One part of first snap you attach to the very (lets say) left corner and its second part you have to fit to your waist size. Once you will do it rectangular will fit you and should stay around your waist. You are left now just with 3 snaps. One its part you attach to loose part of skirt, the other one you need to measure and attach to the core part of the dress. Once done it is finished- asymmetric skirt is ready. 

I hope I explained it right- below you can see the pic-tutorial how the buttons are being attached and my look in this skirt. 

How do you like this project and it's final effect?

skirt HOME MADE/top CALLIOPE/shoes ANNAGEMMAGIE/sunglasses IAM