Tie-dye metallic

Barged into i.t. the other day and was super glad to find that the whole shop was on sale! got these metallic brogues  from Cheap Monday, and i just had to post a look with them ;p they're some of my favorite shoes now.

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[Tank from 3.3 field trip

H&M pants

Brogues from Cheap Monday]

On a side note, I also dyed a pair of shorts a few days ago. Will be making a tutorial on that, so stay tuned!

-teree-

Denim in denim

[Denim shirt from H&M]

It has been so hot and stuffy recently. Hope this look can bring you a 

scent of minty freshness!

-dubgee-

It's been a while...

 ...since the sun last came out (it's been so gloomy in hk!!)

and yes it's been a while since we last updated our blog with an outfit post :P

wellll. sorry for the under-maintenance... we have been rather busily occupied. 

Sorry, blog. We didn't mean to leave you there like an orphaned child for almost a month.

anyway, here we are in skirts and dresses to uh, well, celebrate the lovely sunny weather. LOL.

On dubgee:

[Tank top from Monki]

On teree:

I actually like how the skirt looks marbled instead of tie-dyed. And the bracelet i'm wearing here is actually made with bent vintage spoons!

[skirt from h&m

diy platformed flats

bracelet from etsy]

DIY Galaxy T-shirt

Sometimes when you find old T-shirts too lame to wear, re-designing it can be a great idea. I just found one so I used acrylic to DIY a galaxy T-shirt for myself. Hope you guys find this tutorial useful! :)

Tools I use: Palette, Small paint brush, Acrylic (colour: Phthalo Blue, 

Blue Lake, Brilliant Red, Titanium White, Ivory Black)

Firstly, put a plastic sheet between the front and the back of your 

T-shirt to prevent the penetration of colour. draw a big black triangle

 which is big enough to cover the original pattern. (You may use ruler 

to draw the frame first.)

Secondly, choose a reference picture and use your favourite colours to

 draw the basic shape of the galaxy.

Thirdly, add the glory of some lightest stars so that they will 

look like glowing.

Finally, randomly add the stars and more glory. It is done! 

  xx Tips: A toothpick can be useful in drawing tiny stars xx

Hope you enjoy this tutorial! Good luck in DIYing your own galaxy T-shirt<3

-dubgee-

On a grassland I gallop, like a horse without harness

lol please excuse the title generated out of sheer randomness... maybe i am just too excited that all the work at school is over ;p with summer ahead of me, i cant help being a little... erm, thrilled.

yeah so it's pretty obvious that we took the photos while we were on a stroll in a park. it wasn't really sunny but the grass made up for the missing sunlight ;p

                             

close up - love these shorts i got from cotton on hehe

fail attempt in trying to levitate... i know i look goofy. (now i really appreciate natsumi hayashi hahaha)

 

[denim shirt from forever21

cotton on shorts

flats from melissa

bag from american eagle]

now handing it over to wg:

Here i put all my favourite pastel colours on.

[rabbit tank top from HowManyShirts

cardigan from vintage shop

Swatch watch

shoes from forever 21]

 YAY!

Andy Warhol's soup

Being a fan of pop art, I was actually pretty thrilled when Uniqlo brought to us a collection of clothes themed "American Art of the 80s", which included shirts printed with works of Keith Haring and Andy Warhol (!!). So... purchasing the campbell's soup tank top was almost a natural thing for me to do ;p

paired with Zara TRF denim jacket and bag from Pull & Bear

to get more of Andy Warhol from uniqlo, visit:

http://www.uniqlo.com/us/womens-clothing/collections/andy-warhol-t-shirts

-teree

Indian Flamboyance

Recently I discovered a fantastic Indian brand Manish Arora. As the first time to see Indian high fashion,  the design completely stunned me! With a taste of exotic, the delicate, flamboyant and colourful design is like a fantastic dream. I especially love the dreamy pastel colour and the splendid details.

The designer, Manish Arora, was born and raised in New Delhi. In college, he first studied Commerce but later changed to Fashion Design. He launched his own brand Manish Arora In 1997. You may find out more at his official website: http://www.manisharora.ws

-Manish Arora Spring/Summer 2013-

 -Details-

 

 

 

▼OMG this is just too pretty. 

-dubgee-