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nedjelja, 19. lipnja 2011.

Spike me please!


BAM! Lets get spiked!
From Topshop to Louboutin, H&M to Burberry and McQueen, season in and season out – they are rockin’ the runway and seems like they’re here to stay! Spikes – darlings!







All Burberry



To be worn by bad girls go out, or good girls gone bad –everybody seem to want to get spiked. I have selected some of the amazingly spiked pieces of clothing and accessories available now on your favorite online & bricks and mortar shops for you to get inspired. I myself love to wear gentle summer florals, nudes and powder pinks however each of us has that f… off world moment when we just get in the moods that call for dark and spiky pieces. 




Even men wear spikes for some extra manliness and some bad boy appeal ;)


All photos source:Google



I am a definitely a mood rather than occasion inspired dresser so my spiky looks tend to come out either when I am feeling extra fierce or super fragile so I need some spiky heels for protection.

It’s a dangerous world out there ladies! You got your spikes on?

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nedjelja, 3. listopada 2010.

Make your own diy draped skirt



I don't share already written post ideas that often but here is the one most definitely worth sharing and trying out.


Original post was posted on AnyWho blog which I read quite offen, cause it is simply fabulous!


I was admiring  diy draped skirt in Burberry Prorsum SS10 collection and looking for something similar in Zara and Top Shop, I haven't found it so I decided to make it on my own.


I'll post pictures as soon as its done. Today is the day D!


Try it out and post the pictures of your fabulous creation on my Facebook fan page!
If you have questions you can of course email me anytime, ill be happy to help.


Ready. Set.Go!




1. Use a high-wasted bodycon skirt as a pattern. Leave 1cm for the seam as you cut.


2. Cut out 8 wide pieces – they should be approx 25cm wide. Sew them together in pairs so you’ll end up with 4 long tubes.
3. Cross two tubes to achieve a draped effect. Repeat with the remaining two.
4. Pin everything down all the way around then take the back of the skirt and attach it to the front piece. 
Here is what AnyWho got as a result:
I suggest using a mixtures of silk and cotton so there is not much wrinkling later.
Xoxo lovelies!


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