inside am-lul's closet TechCrunch My Daily Style I do love grey tees, printed jeans and ethnic bags. Here you have a look with all of them! This soft and light tee from Free People is amazing. Sometimes it’s worth spending a little bit more for better-quality products. Do you like my Tuesday look? …Que me gustan las camisetas grises, los jeans estampados y los bolsos étnicos es un hecho. La camiseta de Free People es de esas con buena caída. It seems that, finally, spring is here and I couldn’t be happier! Esta vez lo combiné con un pañuelo-corbatín de hace la tira de años, los botines que ya conocéis y un bolso que también es un viejo conocido y que últimamente llevo más a gusto tras haberle cambiado el asa. Today’s post is dedicated to Anja Rubik’s, one of my favourite models as I love her casual boho style. Let’s do some online shopping today! Last look of the week. I bought this dress at the end of last year and it’s now perfect for my first pregnancy months. Hello! Click to see more →
PandoDaily | the site of record for silicon valley Olivine's Charm School Notcot.com design *notcot - 04.13.14 , 15:19 - 0 Notes Sexercize: Transforming the Maserati Ghibli When first approached about Kylie Minogue’s Sexercize, I was skeptical at best… as I learned about the special music video by Roman Coppola, Chandelier Creative, and Maserati… my curiosity got piqued. At first glance, this bizarre retro car porn of a film is just that… until you see the original it’s an homage to - the ‘65 piece ‘Kustom Kar Kommandos’ by Kenneth Anger… and to peel back the layers even further, Chandelier Creative and Maserati further indulged my curiosity with a loaner Maserati Ghibli S Q4 and a behind the scenes peek at how much they transformed the Ghibli for the video - and wow! What a process! To be completely honest, the more i played with the Maserati Ghibli S Q4 all week, the more curious i got as to how they turned the car i was in into the stunner in the video! --> to more images *notcot - 04.06.14 , 02:20 - 2 Notes Jeremy Fish: Hunting Trophies Epic. --> to more images Wow. p.s.
Easily Dunn So I got this shirt in the 6th grade. And I keep on keeping it because I like the stripes or something…and maybe the colors. But I can’t wear it because a) it’s too short and b) it’s too thick to layer with anything. And in the middle of last week’s closet-purging, in a blinding stroke of genius, I decided to make it a cardigan. But the fastest, kind of laziest way possible. use a ruler and cut a line down the center of the front of the shirt. ok. you’re almost done. hem the edges with your hem tape, using the instructions that came with it. pick a button. then sew it on one of the sides where a normal button should theoretically go. it’s just for show so it looks like a legit cardigan. you’re not going to dilly-dally with making a button hole or anything because that’s just out of the realm of my patience. I know you probably found this on pinterest or some craft blog somewhere…or something to that effect.
Shoeboxdwelling DIY 52 Things I Love About You Posted July 1, 2011 | 64 Comments Happy Friday, lovelies! We spotted a really fun, really easy DIY 52 Things I Love About You project for your boyfriend, girlfriend, spouse-to-be, husband, wife, or a friend. Read on to see this fun project + get inspired to make your own! This ’52 Things I Love About You’ craft (and images) are via Craftster (spotted here) and the supplies are easy to find: supplies o one deck of cards o binder rings o standard hole punch o scrabble tiles (just two – one for each of your initials) o printer + printer paper o scissors o glue how-to Simply type up the 52 things you love about your gift recipient, print them out onto paper, cut ‘em out, and glue ‘em on. images via onetomatotwo Happy Crafting! xo, -E. Some links above to Amazon as an affiliate; however, feel free to shop wherever you wish! Like this post? Leave your comments below!
A Beautiful Mess: OUTFITS Hey guys, guess what? It's time for another round of Fashion Mixology! If you haven't read our mixology posts before, the concept is this: We take 8 pieces of clothing and make 8 different looks with those pieces. Shoes and accessories don't count. The goal of this feature is to inspire confidence and ideas to stretch your wardrobe farther! It can be easy to wear items the same way every time, so we try to find ways to spice up our wardrobe. Look One/ This time of year I love finding ways to add a shirt or thin jacket to an outfit. Look Three/ I love love this cute trench style dress. Look Five/ Try tying a small knot in your front shirt tails. Look Seven/ This is how I plan to transition my trench dress and mint jeans into the upcoming autumn season.
2010 January | New Dress A Day - Part 3 So, let’s be honest…jet lag pretty much affects me all the time whether or not a plane is actually involved. This time it’s legit, though. I’m completely winded from my little trip and needed something easy and quick for today. That’s when I went to this puppy… Day 61 - Before A basic long-sleeved, collared, button down sweater is what I went with for today. First I said, off with its’ sleeves! Off with their sleeves!! Then I remembered that I had this awesome crest patch in my kit o’patches (yes, I have a kit that houses some patches…I even shock myself sometimes) that I got years and years ago downtown in the garment district. Patch Adams! Now it was hitting the 70s today…I know, ridiculous as I had spent the week in lovely cold temps with a scattered tornado watch here and there, but when in Rome, right? Day 61 - After Five minutes, a few snips and a safety pin totally gave me a fab Thursday ensemble.
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