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Le.Fanciulle: DIY Braided Crop-Top
That's right - it's another t-shirt re-vamp DIY project ! This time, it was inspired by the braided jumper seen on Hanneli 's blog here . As I didn't have any old jumpers to use at my disposal, I again raided my stash of American Apparel t-shirts ( see my last DIY project for another way to cut up a shirt! ).DIY Monogrammed Envelope Clutch | Popsicles & Pinatas
This is my first sewing DIY! Yes, I got a sewing machine. Finally! For years I have been avoiding sewing projects, unless there was some sort of no-sew work around. Our friend Jill is getting married so I made this case for her iPad so she can take it to all of her wedding appointments.DIY | beaded high heels » Something Turquoise {daily bridal inspiration}
Vintage Clothing Blog | Adored Vintage Blog | For all things vintage fashion and vintage inspired
This year I attended vintage fashion expo in Santa Monica for both the days it was held. The first day my girlfriends and I attended it together and I was very happy to introduce them to "my vintage world" as they both work more with contemporary fashion. I am always so happy to share the world of vintage with my friends and love talking to the booth vendors and sellers. I will admit that buying vintage clothing is much more fun than selling vintage clothing which can be quite problematic when one owns a vintage shop... As I perused through the racks of 1950s party dresses, squealed over the beaded 1920s flapper gowns, and nearly fainted over Edwardian dresses, I started to wonder why do I buy vintage. Why were these women around me buying vintage?La première Black fashion week se déroule les 4, 5 et 6 octobre à Paris. L’occasion de surfer sur les meilleurs blogs dédiés au style afro. Mbathio Beye, miss black France 2012. - Photo Mario Epanya. Six mois après l’élection de Mbathio Beye, première miss Black France, Paris accueille la Black Fashion week. Ces trois soirées de défilés espèrent donner un peu de visibilité à la mode africaine, largement délaissée par l’autre fashion week qui vient de s’achever à Paris. L’événement parrainé par Youssou N’Dour, ministre de la culture sénégalais, a été imaginé par Adama, styliste sénégalaise installée à Los Angeles, et fondatrice il y a une dizaine d’années de la semaine de la mode de Dakar.

