Topknot and Denim
I don’t know what it is about floral prints, but I’m always drawn to them. I picked up a few meters of this gorgeous white and pink rose fabric a few weeks ago. I had no idea what I was going to make with it, but at $2/meter I wasn’t about to pass it up…
Jacket: Thrifted//Denim Vest: Thrifted//Floral Shirt: Sewn by me//Jeans: Citizens// Flats: Dorothy Perkins
Last night after a glass of wine or two, I brought out my sewing machine and attempted to make just a simple tee-shirt. If you aren’t too concerned with hems and perfection, as I clearly was not, then the total time to make the t-shirt is about 10 minutes. You can bet I’ll be making a few (hundred) of these for summer!
P.S. This is my first time sporting a topknot. I’m a little bit late on this trend. I’m pleased with the way it turned out and it’s a little bit more interesting than wearing a pony tail!
xx, C
Love the first shot! Nice look.
you look so cute! xo
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hey Carly, thanks so much for visiting me lades!!! your blog is full of the most darling posts and pics. i love your style, you are SO photogenic and cute! gosh how i’m on board the floral bandwagon with you, it’s a plot that keeps thickening and i’m stoked. just was planning tomorrows outfit, floral shirt with striped skirt, oh hells ya! and i think that now i’ve been ultra inspired by your sweet topknot, it’ll have to be added into the mix too! um, diy dream, bravo!! happy week wishes and holla back Victoria neighbor :)
Topknot definitely an A+! Always better late to the trend than never.
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