Inspiration: Flower Painted Shorts

Something different!

I've seen many trends, and this is super cute,

super easy, and creative!

Hand painted flowers on your shorts.

I would personally use acrylics, but I'm uncertain if it would be

the right paint...

Found on The Glamourai.

D.I.Y: Galaxy-Print

It's so "hipster".

Lately alot of people have been taking interest in the

design of nebulas and galaxies.

The color and stars it's something mysterious and mystical about it.

So here is how you can incorporate galaxies into your clothes.

I tested out this tutorial myself.

And it turned out wonderful, I got many positive feedback on them..

I'll post a picture of my version when I find the photos haha.

Well here... Goth Reform School provided us a cosmic shoe tutorial.

It's super easy and doesn't take up much time (also, again. it's super cheap).

Still going along with the galaxy theme...

this is a video tutorial by Youtuber Look Under Here, she created a

bandeau tutorial!!!

Yeah.. I'm sorry. I have nothing really left to say.

Long week. Haha

Well. GOOD LUCK!

D.I.Y: Balmain-Inspired Tank

See that tank top?

Oh man, I love it. So rebellious and edgy. 

I wish I could totally afford it, but no, sadly I cannot.

So here is Boat People's take on it..

All you need- Acrylic paints, a bit of cardboard, paint brushes, a tank top, scissors, a pen/pencil

(maybe some bleach, laundry machine and maybe a candle.)

It's a great tutorial, hope you enjoy!

P.S. "Boat People" also has a boutique, it sells some pretty rad vintage clothing.

D.I.Y: Clutches + Acrylic Paints

Here are some tutorials with some girls who re-styled their plain clutches, using acrylic paints! Acrylic paints are cheap and dry extremely fast. So these tutorials should be a piece of cake!

This first photo is a simple project, using just two colors (white and neon orange), inspired by the color block trend.

The tutorial is from www.justbblog.com. 

Now, the image below is from the blog Atlantic Pacific, with the army inspired design was done by using the tutorial above.

I, personally, prefer this simple red, white, and blue design because it seems more subtle.

Another tutorial is from the blog, www.oriogirl.blogspot.com.

It's a cute, puny, leather wallet which had been "re-vamped" by adding a colorful tribal print.

Good luck guys!