Shoes: Baker's skirt: buffalo, purse: bcbg top: DIY by me
Painting, cooking...and now apparently tie dye are on my list of things to AVOID. I seriously harm myself each time I try to do any of these activities and was actually worried that my hands would be permanent blue for life. Thank you bleach.
As soon as I saw the Proenza Schouler look on style.com from S/S 2010...I pulled a Joey Lawrence and was like "WOAH". I loved it. And wanted it. When Whowhatwear did a post on how to make a DIY version of the top...I was down and immediately got to work.
It took about an hour and a half to fully complete it...and although my hands suffered for a bit...it was quite worth it and I was happy with the results. Follow the Whowhatwear instructions to try it out!
15 comments:
i love it!
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It looks great, I hated tie dye but Proenza Schouler makes it work. I had an accident with gloss paint the other week resulting in my hands permanently stained bright white for a few days. Not a good look.
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Holy! That looks really good, not all cheap ass DIY (I know I'm a hater but sometimes these things look ghetto)... have your hands returned to normal yet?
this is an amazing DIY!
It actually nearly looks like it.
Theory of a fashion victim
xoxo
We just had a Proenza Schouler tie-dye party last night, love it :) http://fashionableearth.org/blog/2010/04/06/diy-proenza-schouler-tie-dye/
Great idea!!!
Turned out awesome.
Xo Veronica
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love the skirt! so cute and stylish:) and the shoes are perfect :) I have almost the sam actually :)
i want to tie dye something!!! i haven't since i was small and in summer camp! love what you did!!
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this is amazing!!
Wow, awesome, very Proenza! I was thinking that before I even scrolled down.
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Cool shirt! Good job. :)
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That is amazing :) wow...you did an incredible job!
-Marta
your DIY proenza top is dead on. it was my favorite look of s/s 10 and i love your recreation! ah im feeling so inspired now to try it out myself!!
Marisa,
Love your DIY shirt! Will be you doing a follow up post on the steps taken to create your shirt or let us know where you picked up the dyes?
hey Kim,
I actually just followed the Whowhatwear.com instructions.
Here they are:
http://www.whowhatwear.com/website/full-article/diy-proenza-schouler-ss-10/
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