Showing posts with label Styling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Styling. Show all posts
June 08, 2013
Headpiece
The word 'headpiece' sounds so glamorous, luxurious if you certainly know what I mean. Although the 'pieces' I am focusing on on this blog post are of plastic and costed only 1 pound (sorry mum, I had to say - yes, my mum gave them to me).
I've been investing in new haircuts lately - this is probably the reason that makes my mum buy those headbands above, I never waist time thinking of new haircuts and always end up getting a classic cut.
I like how those head accessories look on a messy-hairstyle-yet-modern.
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March 28, 2013
Three Different Ways To wear The Same Jumper
Knitted turtleneck - Jack & Jones via asos.com
Why a wardrobe full of pieces if only one can be worn in several ways? Why wearing a jumper as usual - arms in sleeves, neck in collar, etc - if you could wear the same piece in many ways? Two questions to think about.
I've been slightly obsessed with styling some pieces in different ways, out of usual as you can see HERE > 01, 02, 03. One day I went to the bank to deposit some money and the receptionist just looked and asked me 'Didn't you have time to put your jumper on correctly?'. Ha, what could I have answered? 'shut up bitch' but no, I am a polite boy.
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January 29, 2013
Three Ways To Wear Three Double-Finger Rings
Here are three ways to wear three double-finger rings on only one hand at the same time.
Honestly I have no idea where these "rings" come from or where I get them from; just found them in one of my accessory boxes.
After taking these pictures I noticed that they don't fit very well on my fingers and I'm just thinking about the possibility of rolling some kind of tape around the palm part of them to make them tighter and comfortably wearable.
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Styling
November 14, 2012
DIY Oversized Knee-length Shorts
There are two ways to wear oversized shorts - two pleats or just one.
You will need:
-A pair of trousers, large enough to almost fit two of you in.
-Safety pins or snaps
-Scissors
-Put them on and measure below the knee using a pen then cut off the legs.
-Make two pleats - or just one - and fold them/it outwards. Add a couple of safety pins or snaps inside of the fold/s.
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