"fashions fade, style is eternal" -YSL
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Posts tagged diy.
Fashion show at work part 2: @boricua_morena_ with the RIDICULOUS manicure 💅 marbled AND polka dot DIY nails?! I love they look like a Pucci print! #fashionista #manicure #DIY #marbled #polkadot #pastel #nailart (Taken with instagram)
Slowly but surely transforming my bedroom! My latest project hangs above my bed 👌 #decor #diy #ikea (Taken with instagram)
DIY of my night: taking out this ugly still-life from an old frame and replacing it with a resized poster of the timeless Audrey Hepburn #diy #decor (Taken with instagram)
Poor & can’t find a hat= me making a turband out of a scarf 💡👳👍 #iphoneography #diy #accessories (Taken with instagram)
Don’t let superheros have all the fun. It’s time you made yourself into a caped crusader. I recently took my own advice when I spent the day with Elizabeth Holmes, who is quite the DIY queen herself, of The Wall Street Journal. I dreamt up a must-have DIY cape which infused my favorite tartan plaid and the signature silhouette i love. More behind the scenes snaPS with WSJ here!
To create, reach for your favorite cotton flannel or wool material. You will need approx. 2 yards, depending on the size you desire. First, fold material in half, horizontally. Place a hat at the top of the fold (half way down). This will serve as a neck-hole guide. Continue to cut out a 4”inch panel. Don’t throw away the scraps! Use the fabric scraps to create a strip which you can use as your belt. P.S.- add fun brooches, and group in a cluster, for a stunning finishing touch. P.S.- Watch the DIY Video HERE.
DOING THIS ASAP! asl;dkfjal;fj PLAID CAPED GOODNESS <3
You’re invited to get your craft on for FASHION’S NIGHT OUT at Saks Fifth Avenue with Erica Domesek of P.S.- I made this… whileQUESTLOVE spins FNO beats. Come DIY pom pom accessories and hair wraps with Erica and Chris Lospalluto of Sally Hershberger Salon.
Thursday, September 8th
SAKS FIFTH AVENUE
630 - 930 pm
611 Fifth Ave—5th Floor
Tweet ya later,
@psimadethis@saks@questlove@chrislospalluto
How to wear a scarf as a necklace
Garance looks great here, doesn’t she? The best part of this outfit is the interesting way she’s wearing her Hermes scarf. Keep reading to see how she did it:
1. Lay a square scarf flat on the floor/bed/table. Take two opposing corners and fold them into the middle of the square.
2. Keep folding each side in until the scarf is a narrow tube.
3. Start knotting the tube, making sure each knot is a few inches away from the previous one. Remember to leave enough of the scarf unknotted on either side to tie around your neck.
4. Tie on and look awesome.
Finally, here’s a more minimalist version. Follow steps 1-2 above, but only tie one knot in the middle of your scarf tube
