THEIR WAY:
Miu Miu Embellished Slingback Sandal, $595 (
Barneys)
YOUR WAY:
Some Mod Podge and glitter can take care of the sparkling part of this sandal. Here's a useful tip for working with glitter: pre-mix glitter and Mod Podge in a plastic cup before applying to your surface. It's a heck of a lot easier (not to mention neater) than applying Mod Podge, and
then sprinkling on glitter. Painting on the glitter mixture will allow for more precision, as well. When that's dry, use a strong glue such as E6000 to add gems of your choice.
THEIR WAY:
The Ragged Priest Long Sleeve Crop T Shirt in Tie Dye, $51 (
ASOS)
YOUR WAY:
Various bright fabric dyes splattered onto a crop top can create a similar vibe. Once that's dry and good to go, you can add iron on applique letters to the sleeve. I'd recommend patches as opposed to printing out an iron on transfer, which won't survive through the wash. Crop tops not your type? Try this technique with a plain long sleeved shirt, or even an oversized, loose fitting shirt.
THEIR WAY:
Lanvin Butterfly Cartoon Sunglasses, $350 (
ShopBop)
YOUR WAY:
If you keep up with DIY fashion projects, chances are that you've seen printed paper + Mod Podge tutorials. For a little spin on this technique, try adding printed paper to the
inside of your sunglasses' arms. Letting a fun pattern subtly peek out is a great way to add an extra something to your favorites shades.
Enjoy!
