Yay! I love the Prabal Gurung for Target collection! I wish I could buy everything, but I settled for 2 of the shoes.
I got the Lace up boots in the Nolita Print, and the Meet the Parents heels as well.
I can't wait to wear them! I gotta wait until the weather gets warmer.
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Outfit of the Day: Extra large please
I really like the oversized sweater look. It's especially nice when it's freaking 30 degrees outside.
Boots: Target, Jeans: Old Navy, Sweater: present from my sister! Came from Taiwan!
As a bonus: I did a super colorful eye makeup!!
Inner tearduct: Visionary: L'Oreal HIP pigments (discontinued i think)
Inner 1/3: California: Nars
Outer 2/3: Golden Olive: MAC
Corner: Green from the UD Show Pony Palette (discontinued)
Mascara: Rimmel London Sexy Curves (volume one)
Eyeliner: Annabelle
Boots: Target, Jeans: Old Navy, Sweater: present from my sister! Came from Taiwan!
As a bonus: I did a super colorful eye makeup!!
Inner tearduct: Visionary: L'Oreal HIP pigments (discontinued i think)
Inner 1/3: California: Nars
Outer 2/3: Golden Olive: MAC
Corner: Green from the UD Show Pony Palette (discontinued)
Mascara: Rimmel London Sexy Curves (volume one)
Eyeliner: Annabelle
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Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Outfit: Pink Shorts
I was feeling a bit asian today by combining shorts with knit tights. I love pink shorts! Tights, shorts, and sweater from family. Boots by Nine West (bought at Macy's)
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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
DIY: Drop waist dress
I made this dress for my sister. It has a zipper down the side. It is extremely easy to do. It's literally just a tank top attached to a rectangular ruffle skirt.
Easy as pie.
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Wednesday, January 2, 2013
DIY: Belstaff PF 2013 Dress
I recently saw this dress on Style.com. It's from the Belstaff Pre-Fall 2013 collection. It's insanely classy and I LOVE it so much.
I made it a touch simpler (less lines) for the sake of sanity, and removed the sleeves. I didn't like the sleeves once I pinned them on. If I were to do this DIY again, I would have made the front panel thinner for a more slimming effect. It's pretty obvious that I didn't cut the pattern exactly how I wanted it, but it's a pretty good effort so overall, I'm ok with it.
This type of dress is pretty easy to do. You want to get a simple sheath dress pattern, then cut it up. It's the easiest way to do colorblocking and I find it to give you clean lines.
It's a bit crooked, but I think that it's something only I can see =.=;; I'm kind of a perfectionist.
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This type of dress is pretty easy to do. You want to get a simple sheath dress pattern, then cut it up. It's the easiest way to do colorblocking and I find it to give you clean lines.
It's a bit crooked, but I think that it's something only I can see =.=;; I'm kind of a perfectionist.
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