Showing posts with label Fashion blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion blog. Show all posts

Friday, 20 September 2013

The High Heels Diary: Comic Book Print High Heel

“Give a girl the right shoes, and she can conquer the world.” -Marilyn Monroe
  
             Back in August or so, last year, DC comic printed high heels came into the picture and in no time it became like a wildfire. To think of it was funny because everyone here seems to be wearing one at night parties. Even a friend of mine had an Archies printed. Maybe I am wrong here but as far as I remember, no one famous person did anything to bring it on trend. It just came in like that and within a few months, it also went out of trend. I never got to wear one out. Not because I didn’t like it but because I really didn’t have enough guts to wear them out. So, why I am writing about this now? Because yesterday, at a shopping mall I saw a girl wearing a Batman printed heels and it didn’t suit her dressing style at all, which was almost formal. I wanted to shout, “Bitch, Batman doesn’t go to office”.


 
Kylee's Catwoman Print Heel
             Well, as we are talking about it now, let me introduced Kylee/etsy. Back when these heels were in the streets, I think Kylee (whoever she is) made a good money out of these heels because of the fact that she takes custom orders of your favorite DC comic characters (isn’t that so cool). I did remember checking her out once and thought it was awesome thing (well you already know, I never order one). So, I did check her out today and see if she still exist, and yes she is still there. Maybe, I should order one this time before everyone starts to wear again. Last heard, Serena Williams was upto something with this kind of comic printed designs at the Wimbledon. You never know with the William sisters…hahaha… Anyway, here are some I found cool from Kyle store and I wish this trend comes in again. God!!! This Kylee girl needs some photography skills to advertise her shoes, now there is a lot of competition out there.

Kylee Avengers Print Heel

Kylee Star Wars Print Heel


Kylee Alice in Wonderland Print Heel
 
Kylee Spider-Man Print Heel



Wednesday, 11 September 2013

The T-Shirt Diary

          Okay, before you decide to throw away that old t-shirt of yours, maybe you should consider trying out some of this very simple yet very rewarding add-on to your closet. And if you are bold enough to try it on a new T-Shirt it’s truly rewarding. Fashion is an art and as in any form of art, creativity is all that is needed after a bit of thinking and then innovating.

Slasher Scarf:
All you need is a T-shirt (with a bit of stretch) and scissors.
 

 
     Cut the jersey into a long rectangular strip. This will be your basic length and wide of your scarf. So you decide your size and cut out.










     Now, fold your fabric beginning at one end, zig sagging and forth until the other end align with the sack.











     Hold firmly, so they don’t slip and start cutting even slits on the long sides of the stack. Now turn the stack and cut slits down the opposite site while aiming between the cuts on the opposite side.




     Now, the most important finishing move and the fun part. Unfold your scarf and start stretching the holes one by one with your fingers. You will see all the rough edges curls under and gives extra texture to the slash. Once all holes have been stretch, take the scarf on both ends and stretch the entire scarf. Viola!!! You have your funky slasher scarf.








Strapless No-Sew Shirt:
Needs: A T-Shirt, Scissors, Tape, Gold Fabric color, Brush and Safety Pins.



     Tape the T-Shirt right under the arms (these makes it easier to cut a straight line).
     Flip the shirt upside down. Now the bottom is the top of your shirt.



























     Now, cut out a 1 inch strip across the bottom of your shirt which you will use it to make the tie of the shirt.
     Cut the strip open on one side and stretch it. Now it should make a stretchy chord like piece.

























     Tape of your lines as shown in the picture and make is equally straight (unless you want it otherwise).
     Now start painting your lines between the tapes with the golden fabric color. Make sure you use some hard cardboard or plastic bag in between your shirt. Now let it dry for 4-6 hours.





















     Mark the middle front of your shirt and cut a small slit (just the first layer, not all the way through), big enough to fit a safety pin though.
     Tie one end of the chord that you made to the safety pin. Weave the safety pin all the way round and bring it out at the other end. Now you have a cute strapless shirt to wear for the remaining of your summer days.



























T-Shirt Flower Dress:
          Okay, this one is not a very simple to do thing and needs a little bit of extra work and time. But sure is worth it and if you are one of those artsy type of person when it comes to fashion, you sure is gonna love this one to bits.
          You will need a few different color T-Shirts, a slip or a stretchy dress, Scissors and Sewing Machine.



      Cut long strips out of the T-Shirts. Here is a plain one but it’s not limited. Play your mind to get whatever you desire. Like punk using printed T-Shirts.











     For the base, a slip or a stretchy dress because of all the sewing you will do, the base fabric needs to be able to support the stitching. Just make sure it’s a long enough because, it will get shorter as you go.








     Now start sewing the flowers patterns with the cut out T-Shirt strips. It’s no rocket science. Start from where ever you want and fill the dress.











     Start sewing with one end and go spiral. And it doesn’t have to be perfect because we really don’t want to be perfect. We want the textures.












          The T-Shirt Diary is a DIY (Do It Yourself) projects and we will continue more in days to come with some most innovative and easy to make designs. Stay tune.

Monday, 9 September 2013

Indian Street Fashion, 2013

          India, the place of diversity in culture and its bizarre roads and heaven for our street fashion craze. So we recently took a look at one of its most popular street fashion blog "wearabout" to see what’s been happening around with fashion among these crowded streets. We were surprised. Here are some of our favorites featured so far in 2013.

Natasha Ramachandran:
          The look of Natasha, who is a fashion model and was recently signed by “Next Models”, London. As a kid, she wanted to become a journalist and she thinks she’s loud person and she has a thing for Bradley Cooper. She also has a fashion design degree from NIFT.























Malika Verma:
          Malika; photographer, writer and stylist. She likes to experiments with Sari and lives in Bangalore. She is the founder of Border & Falls, a fashion Blog.


























 
Lidowe Krome:
          Krome, a philosophy student from Patkai College, Nagaland (India), has started coloring her hair since grade 4th and plays poker on Facebook and Need For Speed (what else can a guy want).


























Tetseo Sister’s: (Mercy, Lulu and Kuku Tetseo from L-R)
          The three famous sisters from “Tetseo Sisters”, a North-East traditional band who are better known for their music “Li”. “Li”, the songs of the forgotten people and place. They usually design their own dresses they wear on stage during performance.










Javed Khan:
          Javed, an expressionist, designs his own clothes and recently showcase his line at the Lakme Fashion Week. This one is among his creations that he completed in 15 days while doing a full time job as a design manager for Louise Phillipe.

































Pranav Misra:
          Misra, 28, who doesn’t feel weird talking to himself, is a designer at Huemn and models occasionally. Would like to date Adele apart from his poetry; now lives in New Delhi.



































Karishma Shahani:
          The lady behind the label क श (pronounce as Ka Sha, Handcrafted with Love from India. Fashion & Textiles. Story Telling. Shape Shifting. Colour Bombing) is a fashion designer.


























Meghna Bhalla:
          Meghna, a freelance fashion stylist is wearing a Nishka Lulla’s.