Vintage &Bohemian Inspired Affordable Womens Clothing &Accessories. Blog. May 27th, 2012 Lace inserts are a popular denim DIY this summer. Usually done with white lace and light denim I wanted to mix it up and try it with black! Sources: (Top Left – Right) 1. Clones ‘N’ Clowns 2. Refinery29 3. If you know the original link please let me know What you Need: Shorts/Jeans – I got mine from Value VillageLace – Mine is the edging of fabricScissorsThreadHand Sewing NeedlePins Loading ... Categories: Blog, Do It Yourself, Shorts of the summer series May 25th, 2012 One of my favourite parts about thrifting is finding that amazing item that is great quality but CHEAP.
Categories: Blog, Thrifted Outfits, Toronto Vintage May 4th, 2012 I think everyone who thrifts has those few items that you look for each time you go. A Little History Coco Chanel is credited for making the tweed suit fashionable in the 1960′s. source: Coco Chanel A lot of Inspiration Today the tweed suit is still popular but in separates. Source: Aime La Mode source: Wendy’s Lookbook (great blog!) Source: La Mode 1. Women's Dresses | Mod Retro Vintage Clothing & Indie Clothes.
&How-To: Newsprint Manicure & A Pretty Penny. I saw this newsprint manicure over on The Daily Nail and thought it was adorable (especially for bookworms and word lovers like myself). I did a little Google detective work to see how to recreate it, and was surprised at how easy it is! All of the tutorials I found called for vodka or other clear distilled spirits, but we were fresh out. I used isopropyl alcohol instead, and it seemed to get the job done.
I tried a quick and dirty version this afternoon to share it with you: Like this: Like Loading... Makeup. Products used: TEMPTU Warm Ivory Foundation, Washed Rose Blush, and Champagne Highlighter. Get 25% off with code KEIKO25. I've always been fascinated by airbrushing, so I was excited when TEMPTU asked me to try out their at-home airbrush system and share the results with you. My sister has it, but I never got around to trying it. Since I'm new to the technique, I stopped by the studio to get a quick lesson on the basics of airbrushing. After a brief tutorial by one of their talented artists, I headed home to try it for myself. To my surprise, it was incredibly easy to use; the only learning curve (for me) was how much to pull back on the trigger.
(Before and after using TEMPTU makeup) In the before photo, I'm wearing liner and lipstick, but no foundation. With the dial turned to 3 o'clock (their recommended flow for foundation) and the airpod about a hand's width away from my face, I pulled the trigger halfway to get a steady stream of foundation, moving in continuous circular motions. The F-Stop.