As my dip dye project failed (I tried to dye a dark blue silky shirt - no effect!), I've instead decided to follow Pollani's guide to DIY batik jeans, and make pink batik jeans in the style of Isabel Marant. Here's how it looks now:
Ingredients: Old red jeans, rubber bands, bucket, half bottle of chlorine mixed with water.
The weather in Oslo these days is simply amazing. It's mid March and we look up at a blue sunny sky, it's +15 degrees (ok, it's 9 now, but it was +15 at some point yesterday!!), and all the snow is gone. I want to match this with tan skin, wavy hair and beautiful pastel coloured outfits.
I love this shirt from Zara, and I wish I had the money to go and buy it today (part-time job = part-time salary..). My solution: An old jeans shirt, some chlorine and a bucket of water. My old shirt looks a bit like this:
Come back and see the result of my dip dye project later this week!
As expected, the one item from the H&M+Marni collection that I really wanted (and that I could afford = I need a job nooow) was the first thing to sell out.. which means I didn't get the *Marni and me moment* last week.. However *Zara and I* works as well.. I love my new trousers (399 NOK)
Clothia is a virtual fitting room where you can collect (pics of) items that you find in your favourite
online stores, in order to virtually try them on. You can mix and match. Let's say you have a crush on an Isabel Marant top, but can't afford the perfectly matching jeans from the same brand. "Collect" the top from Isabel Marant, and a jeans from... let's say from Asos... Then, enter your virtual wardrobe at Clothia and try the outfit on!