My current favorite sweaters: slouchy turtlenecks and lace-up knits.
I rounded up a few that are all under $100.
My current favorite sweaters: slouchy turtlenecks and lace-up knits.
I rounded up a few that are all under $100.
This season is all about the statement top. You can pair exaggerated bell sleeves with anything from cropped flares and mules, to a suede mini and over the knee boots.
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If you're like me and decorating on a budget, but still need really nice looking things, a quick DIY project can spruce up the most basic furniture pieces, or dress up a bare wall. Here are a few things I did in my small apartment that didn't take too much time or money, but really helped glam up the space.
What you'll need:
I started with the Ikea Vittsjo shelf in white. (When I got it, it actually came with these white shelves, though it looks like online it comes with glass shelves.) Then I spray painted just the frame in three light, even, coats. My preferred gold spray paint is Rust-oleum Metallic in Gold. You're obviously not going to achieve that dipped-in-gold-shiny-metal-finish with spray paint, but this is the best option in terms of the shade of gold, sheen, and coverage. When it's all dry, you can also spray with a clear sealant to prevent nicks and scratches.
I get a lot of questions about my desk on Instagram, and that was a simple upgrade too. This desk came with silver legs and drawer pulls – I just spray painted the pieces gold, before assembling the desk, to coordinate with my desk chair. Since the arms of the chair are more of a matte gold the spray painted gold on the desk still works.
What you’ll need:
Ikea Hemnes nightstand
a cute knob from World Market, Anthro, or a vintage find on Etsy
I just swapped out the plastic black knob with a brass one I found at World Market. I went simple gold, but you can try a more whimsical one, or a hand painted one, depending on the rest of your decor. Then I added a vanity tray that was about the same size as the top of the nightstand, to kind of fake a mirrored furniture effect.
What you’ll need:
your printed photos
I had my travel instagram photos printed from Artifact Uprising as 5x5" matte prints. Then I cut 4x4” squares from foam core and used double sided tape to stick them to the back of each photo. Using poster tape, I mounted the photos to my wall in a grid. The poster tape is great because it won’t damage the wall, and the photos are light enough that you don’t need anything more than that.
Elie Saab is one of my favorite designers to watch every fashion week as I look for illustration inspiration. His glam, usually sequined, looks never fail to disappoint. The Spring 2017 collection was very seventies disco, and this glitzy, beaded fringe piece felt like a party in itself.
Available as a print on Etsy.
I had the opportunity to chat with The Everygirl about my career path, sources of inspiration, and how I decorated my tiny apartment/workspace on a budget.
Check out the full home tour and feature here.
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Time to brush up on your creative skills! Enroll in my beginner level fashion illustration online class with Brit + Co, and save when you get the supply kit - it has everything you'll need to get started. For two days only, from 9/20 to 9/21, the Fashion Illustration Kit is 60% off.
Just use my promo code FASHIONKIT at checkout.
But be quick about it, because the offer is only available while kit supplies last.
A suede moto jacket is going to be my go-to topper for fall, and with SF weather, probably into winter. Easy with a slouchy tee, distressed skinnies and chelsea boots, or a bodycon midi dress and ankle boots.
Ruffles and lace and sexy Victorian vibes at the Zimmermann show.
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