Thrifty Finds & Past Times
STEP 1: Start with a large T-shirt. Any old shirt will do! Seamless is a plus!
STEP 2: Cut off the bottom hem of the shirt. Then cut 1in – 2in wide strips horizontally across the shirt from bottom to armpit. You can cut as many strips as you would like (I liked my thick strips the most). The more strips, the more strands your scarf will have. You can use a ruler to guide a straight line across the shirt, but don’t worry if they aren’t perfect.
Photo by Norman Parkinson, Vogue, 1969.
Thanks to Maimouna and Talvi for modeling and Anna Collins for doing makeup.
Sweetly elegant mini wrap dress, SOLD 30$
Obviously, anyone with a credit card can look fashionable. Very few people though—credit cards or not—can be considered women of genuine style. Take someone like Kim Kardashian. The reality star has gone from no style to constantly stepping out in high-fashion outfits that even top editors are itching to copy. She looks good, sure, but there’s something about her transformation that screams “I understand fashion now, everyone!” as opposed to an organic shift in how she—and she alone—wants to present herself to the world.
Read more: http://stylecaster.com/how-to-be-stylish/#ixzz54exDtUxC
) Do you incorporate fashions of the past within your current wardrobe, do you want to?
) How about getting lost in some present to past fashion trends?
) On your free time do you enjoy D.I.Y projects, and exploring new places?
) Are you stylishly resourceful? Do you wanna be?
