Inspiration: Bandage Dress

Found on Bona Drag clothing website, this

Shakuhachi dress surely reminded me of the Burberry skirt post from last month.

The method to completing this project is a bit different from the post but still similar.

The bandage dress has a sheer/mesh fabric underneath with strips of peach/blush colored silk

draped ontop.

If you want to be more specific in fabric, the blush/peach is 100% silk

and the mesh is 100% reyon.

To be honest if I wouldn't create this dress, but use it's "bandage" design to 

create a skirt.

Good luck! 

D.I.Y: Tie-Dye Maxi Skirt

Maxi skirts have been in trend for a while.

And now I see on Who What Wear that printed maxi's are now in style.

So I guess this tutorial should help you fashionistas who

want to have some D.I.Y fun and get a new piece of trendy clothing.

(yes I do realize there is a topless photo in the image)

This project was presented by I Am Vintage Lover 

and it definitely is one dramatic, eye-catching piece.

Have fun and good luck!

D.I.Y: Burberry Inspired Skirt

Yes. You've probably have all seen this tutorial before.

Yes. It's a very cute skirt from Burberry Prorsum SS 2010.

Here's the tutorial. 

Though I keep questioning myself about what fabric Burberry had used.

It appears very airy and light.

I do love the tutorial.

However, I believe the material Anywho used, does not seem appropriate for the project.

All and all, the results were fantastic, and I shouldn't be the one to criticize.

So, you might wonder why I would mention such an old tutorial post.

One that almost every D.I.Y experimenter has seen.

Well it's because I believe the method Anywho used, can probably be applied with this spandex dress below.

{click to enlarge, found on www.blog.shopnastygal.com}

D.I.Y: Jersey Scarf into a Skirt

It's old, yes. But it's a good video.

The video displays an alternate way of wearing your simple jersey scarf, but it's not going to be worn around your neck...
(from AfterDRK )

A scarf as a skirt from afterDRK on Vimeo.