| 1. Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer portion|

| 2. Soap and Glory The breakfast scrub |

| 3. Primark sultry lashes | 4. Urban Decay setting Spray |

 | 5. Mac blush "margin"|

| top- mam's hand me down | high waisted jeans- trifted- £3 |

 |  sandals - ebay - £15 |

| kimono- topshop- £7 |  *bag*- markets in philippines | 

| choker- river island | necklace - accessorize- £6 | ring- markets |

*disclaimer, this bag is not a real MK bag,as you can probably tell. Some people may disagree with fake products however I got it on holiday as I needed a big bag and its very versatile and it was very cheap. I would love to buy a real one, but I'm not a massive bag person therefore I wouldn't want to spend money on something I'm not too fussed about. SORRY!

Anyways... Here's a quick post on my outfit. I've been very busy with college and work , sorry for the lack of posts! I've paired up this beige top that used to be my Mam's with this vintage high waisted cream jeans for an effortless , comfortable but stylish look. I threw on this amazing kimono I copped from the Topshop sale to give the outfit a tiny bit of colour and emphasis, as it was lacking detail ,without over doing it. I dressed it up by layering this large choker with a delicate pendant necklace. 

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1. halter neck top, forever21, £6

2. skirt, (used to be a dress), topshop £5

3. faux leather white rucksack, accessorize, £32

4. whire chunky sandals, ebay, £15

5. sunglasses, accessorize, £14

We had another lovely sunny day so me and the girls decided to go to the beach for a nice day out before we all become anti social due to exams and final deadlines. 

I decided to go all white which is rather risky for me as I tend to spill things everywhere. This halterneck top is an absolute bargain from forever21.I copped it when I went to Manchester a few months ago and it's finally warm enough to wear it. This skirt was originally a dress from Topshop, however I made it into a two piece. The matching top had sleeves which would have been to hot so I decided it would be better to wear my halter neck. 

This day consited of Sun, laughs, Starbucks happy hour, good hearty pub food, cocktails, shisha and of course quality time with the girls. 

p.s definitely would recommend Starbucks coconut mocha frap MMMM

x Credits to my amazing photographer x

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hello everyone. Just a quick post on a little outfit I wore. 

I've had this bright pleated midi skirt for ages and it's just been sitting at the back of my wardrobe.

 However this was a great time to get it out again since it was too hot for pants or tights but not warm enough for the full bare legs look. I'm in love with the colour of it, it really does make a statement piece.

 I teamed it with a beige and black patterned top so that it doesn't over power the colour of this skirt. 

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2.I drew out the front and back piece pattern using another halterneck top as a guide. 

I drew half of it so that when I cut it out onto folded fabric each side will be equal. 

Heres how it should look like roughly:

Remember to leave an inch for seam allowance.

3. Grab the front piece of the Tshirt and fold in half. Pin the pattern onto the folded Tshirt making sure you line up the side where it says "CF on fold" on the fold line. If your tshirt has a logo , make sure the logo is in the center.  Cut out and repeat for the back piece on a spare piece of the cut up Tshirt. 

4. Fold and sew a hem line on the front and back pieces as shown on this picture. ( You can iron them down before sewing to make it easier. 

6. The next step is creating the straps. Cut 2.5inch (ish) width from the spare part of the Tshirt. Use the longest piece as this needs to be long enough to tie around the neck. Cut two of these strips out.

7.Next fold the strips in half and iron.

8. Sew a straight line a few mm away from the raw edge of the strips. 

8. Its time to turn the straps inside out. Attach a pin on one end of the strip and feed it through the inside of the a tube whilst pulling the fabric down to turn it inside out. 

9. Pin the straps on either side of the front piece and carefully sew into place. This may be tricky on the sewing machine so if you're not that confident you can hand sew this. 

10. Take the front piece and back piece and line up the edges right sides facing each other. Sew a straight line on the edges. 

10. FINALLY! Turn inside out and you have yourself a halter neck top!

Thank you for reading. I plan to do more DIY postS so let me know what you think of this one and how I can improve it. If you decide to make one let me know how it turned out. I hope this tutorial was helpful.

 Good luck!