As you know, clothing not only decorates, but also reveals individuality and emphasizes status. Many girls believe that dressing fashionably means wearing beautiful and expensive outfits from world famous brands. However, it is not always possible to find an unearthly outfit at a completely "mundane" price, and it can be difficult to find sizes. There is a solution - to make an attractive dress, jacket or shoes with your own hands. In fact, hand-made is not just a hobby, but a fashion ideology called "couturier for himself", besides the fact of hand-made makes even some elitism of clothes.
We will follow in the footsteps of famous designers to create branded things through the prism of our own creative ideas.
Ingenious just
Favorite t-shirts faded, and jeans worn out? It doesn’t matter - ordinary acrylic paints, gel and shiny permanent markers, pieces of fabric and glue can restore their relevance and give a second life. Tattoo designs fashionable this season, Gothic inscriptions, unusual prints and vibrant appliqués - this is what will save boring things from sad abandonment in the far corner of the wardrobe. Add to the transformed T-shirts and trousers some unusual accessories, high-heeled shoes and a fashionable look.
Shoe style
Do not pass by monophonic shoes on sale - they will easily become a "clean board" for your imagination. Persistent paints in cans, invariable glue, New Year's spangles and even colored nail polishes - these are the tools of this artist. You can choose several design options - cover the toe and heel with color, highlight the heel with silver lines or just leave your autograph. These shoes will be unique and at the same time a very practical gift to your beloved sister or girlfriend.
Boldly cut
Bored office classic skirts can be decorated with trendy elements - for example, leather peplum. We take only one measure - the waist circumference, and cut a trapezoid from the skin, where the smaller base is equal to the waist circumference. Curly cuts on the back look very nice on dresses, sweaters and even sweaters. We cut off all that is superfluous and add a twist - a contrasting edging or decor in the form of a checkerboard.
White and black
Monotonous geometric dresses (straight or trapeze) can be revived with a large ethnic print. So, a light summer white dress can be decorated with a volumetric application in the form of a zebra or an African mask; and textured Scandinavian motifs (snowflakes, deers, bears) are suitable for warm winter pullovers or long tunics. By the way, the sleeves on such sweaters can be made removable.
