Use rope to belt some high waisted pants.
Image: Knock You For Six
Showing posts with label Belts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Belts. Show all posts
DIY Collaboration with The Style Net - Choose Your Own Adventure!
Monday, June 20, 2011 at 7:23 AM
I am really excited to be collaborating with The Style Net on a few DIY projects over the next couple of months. Head over to The Style Net's facebook page to vote for the DIY project you would like me to do - choose your own adventure (how fun were those books when you were a kid?). Simply 'like' your favourite look in the album and hopefully the project you choose I'll be recreating in the coming weeks. Easy as.
Images from the collage from Stockholm Streetstyle, Autilia, Gary Pepper Vintage, Twin Cat Vintage, Net a porter.
Images from the collage from Stockholm Streetstyle, Autilia, Gary Pepper Vintage, Twin Cat Vintage, Net a porter.
DIY on the Runway - Michael Kors Resort Collection
Wednesday, June 15, 2011 at 8:04 AM
All these resort collections I'm being bombarded with are very very distracting. Michael Kors' collection particularly caught my eye. Whats even more fun? The collection was inspired by a long trip to Australia - I can totally feel it! DIY details? Yessir. Take your pick from oversized shirts, belted swimwear, neoprene, gorgeous cutouts and thigh high splits. Get some resort inspiration in your life.
Images: Song of Style
Images: Song of Style
DIY Camel Maxi Skirt and Tassel Belt
Tuesday, May 3, 2011 at 12:01 AM
I very much hope you aren't sick and tired of seeing my DIY maxi skirts. With access to such beautiful fabrics its hard not to make a few. I used the easy method I showed here to make this one in a gorgeous camel colour. I'll be taking it to Malaysia this weekend, but will probably stitch the split shut temporarily as its quite a conservative country, and as you can see in the bottom photo when the wind blows it can be a bit revealing. I'm also wearing a DIY tassel belt - black rope with two tassels glued on. (Also, there's a few more items added so shop my closet here).
wearing: black country road singlet, DIY skirt and tassel belt, river island gladiators, cat eye sunglasses from ebay ('intouchwithstyle' seller). Thanks to my lovely friend Katie for taking these pics - was a very fun day of wandering around HK Island.
DIY Beaded Belt & Side Split Maxi Skirt
Friday, April 22, 2011 at 10:26 PM Wearing: DIY Beaded Belt, DIY side split maxi skirt, country road singlet, river island gladiator flats, M&S cat eye sunglasses.
DIY Sash Belt
Monday, February 7, 2011 at 5:24 AM
I got a gorgeous camel dress made in Shenzen recently - I am going to add some studs to a sash belt of my own. Sash of choice? Soft thrifted silk scarf. 'nuf said.
Image: Who What Wear
Image: Who What Wear
DIY Vintage Corsets as Belts
Sunday, December 12, 2010 at 9:29 PM
I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who was drooling over this gorgeous Style Stalker dress from the new Desert Fox collection, and it distinctly reminded me of a fanlacer corset worn by Michelle of Kingdom of Style back early last year - she got it for a song on Etsy. I suggest getting yourself a laced corset like this from a charity shop or online, and layering it like a belt over a full skirt. Perfection!
Images: Style Stalker Blog / Kingdom of Style
Images: Style Stalker Blog / Kingdom of Style
DIY Belted Bags
Monday, November 1, 2010 at 3:20 AMHave been seeing belt style buckles on bags everywhere. Make like the pros and wrap a few belts around your handbag.
Images: Alexander Wang via Knight Cat, Marc Jacobs and Reed Krakoff via net-a-porter
Ps. I caved and got a facebook page for A Pair & a Spare. Check it out and 'like' it here, and feel free to suggest it to your friends. I'll be putting up some exciting updates - including info about the DIY leather collared shirt giveaway I am doing this week.
DIY Inspiration - Alexander Wang Dress Pants
Thursday, October 28, 2010 at 3:44 AM
Love these pants found on Knight Cat (one of my favourite blogs for sourcing images) by Alexander Wang. Very cool. Next time you wear belted trousers, attach the belt through the two front loops, leaving the back pulled high around your shirt (or bare skin). Put the belt fastening at the back.
DIY Shawl Skirt
Monday, October 18, 2010 at 1:40 AM
Sandra of 5 inches and up shows us how to make a very cute skirt by belting a shawl over a shirt dress. Perfect!
In other news, met the absolutely GORGEOUS Michelle of Who is Bobb Parris at fashion week. She has uploaded a photo of me as part of her 100 Strangers series of photos. Her photography is fantastic, and she is as suited to being in front of the camera as she is to being behind it! (are you sick of seeing me in those red trousers yet?)
In other news, met the absolutely GORGEOUS Michelle of Who is Bobb Parris at fashion week. She has uploaded a photo of me as part of her 100 Strangers series of photos. Her photography is fantastic, and she is as suited to being in front of the camera as she is to being behind it! (are you sick of seeing me in those red trousers yet?)
DIY Rope Belt
Friday, October 15, 2010 at 1:32 AM
Belt a beautiful floaty dress with some thick rope. Head down to your local hardware store to find the rope - you can paint the ends gold for a more polished look.
Images: Vanessa Jackman / Style Scrapbook
Images: Vanessa Jackman / Style Scrapbook
DIY Pearl & Chain Belt
Wednesday, September 22, 2010 at 2:58 AM
Ok so am posting this image on the pretense that the belt this girl is wearing is TOTALLY DIYable...
However in reality, I'm really putting it up because this dress is one of the most amazingly sexy things I have seen in a while. Will be spending a fair bit of time in Hong Kong next year so am going to make a list of things to get made - this dress has definitely made that list.
Image: Stockholm Streetstyle
However in reality, I'm really putting it up because this dress is one of the most amazingly sexy things I have seen in a while. Will be spending a fair bit of time in Hong Kong next year so am going to make a list of things to get made - this dress has definitely made that list.
Image: Stockholm Streetstyle
DIY Denim Autumn Layering
Thursday, September 16, 2010 at 3:45 AM
Am finding it very difficult to get dressed with this trans-seasonal weather. Too warm for coats and capes, too cool for bare arms and getting sick of wearing leather jackets allll the time. Layering is key - and cute Alexander Wang Inspired DIY layering is where its at. Cut the arms off a denim jacket, layer underneath with hoodies or long sleeved tops. Perfect!
Image: Wayne Tippetts
Image: Wayne Tippetts
DIY Leather Belt
Thursday, August 26, 2010 at 2:23 AM
The girls from Anywho never cease to inspire me with their looks of the day, they always put together the most amazingly toned outfits (my favourites being the grey, maroons and blues).
Loved the look of these belts as soon as I saw them - then noted it was a DIY job. I can imagine that they sewed a long strip of leather (at least I think its leather? maybe its matte lycra or jersey?) around some foam or cushion stuffing. Has a certain jetsons feel.
Images: Anywho
Ps. Am crazy busy getting ready for my trip to spain and portugal. Won't be posting from there but have scheduled a few automatic posts over the next two weeks. Gotta keep the punter 'appy!
Today is also the last official day to enter my DIY Toolkit Giveaway. Have you entered? I will be drawing a winner and posting off the kit when I am back in London in 2 weeks (although if you want to enter between now and then I may turn a blind eye to the whole competition close date thing...).
x
Loved the look of these belts as soon as I saw them - then noted it was a DIY job. I can imagine that they sewed a long strip of leather (at least I think its leather? maybe its matte lycra or jersey?) around some foam or cushion stuffing. Has a certain jetsons feel.
Images: Anywho
Ps. Am crazy busy getting ready for my trip to spain and portugal. Won't be posting from there but have scheduled a few automatic posts over the next two weeks. Gotta keep the punter 'appy!
Today is also the last official day to enter my DIY Toolkit Giveaway. Have you entered? I will be drawing a winner and posting off the kit when I am back in London in 2 weeks (although if you want to enter between now and then I may turn a blind eye to the whole competition close date thing...).
x
The Ultimate DIY Competition
Tuesday, August 17, 2010 at 3:52 AM
Am currently planning my entry to The Ultimate DIY Competition... and these capes are inspiring me for about a million reasons. Stay tuned!
Image: Le Fashion
Image: Le Fashion
DIY Blanket Cape
Thursday, August 12, 2010 at 2:26 PM
Choose a blanket with a great print - preferably one with a fantastic tribal/ethnic print and tassels - throw over your shoulders and belt!
Image: 5 Inches and up
Image: 5 Inches and up
DIY Tribal Friendship Necklaces
at 1:45 AM
At the moment I am addicted to anything tribal. Found this fantastic tribal friendship necklace DIY at Honestly WTF and I love it. It reminds me of something I would have done with a bunch of girlfriends at the age of 8 (in the very best way). Looks great worn as a belt. The addition of the gold screw nuts.
Images: Honestly WTF
Images: Honestly WTF
DIY Harem Belt
Friday, July 30, 2010 at 10:15 AM
This gorgeous outfit has been put together by wearing a long sleeved jumpsuit as pants, and then wrapping the top of the jumpsuit like a belt. So cool!
Image: Anywho
Image: Anywho
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