DIY a foulard skirt

Good morning beauties!!! Finally it's Friday and we've got time to let our creativity free... So, here is a brand new DIY all for you! 

D&G fashion show was an explosion of colors and prints which provoked a foulard-mania in every fashion addicted: printed scarves tied like a turban on the head, 80's style shirts, silk dresses with paisley patterns and every kind of accessories evoke this trend.
Here is a low-low budget DIY for who among you has already used the sewing machine (if you're not able, let your mum helps you and then try to learn: this kind of works can give you such a great satisfaction!).

Buongiorno, bellezze!!! Finalmente è venerdì e finalmente abbiamo un po' di tempo tutto per noi per pasticciare con le forbici e creare.... Ecco qui un nuovo fai-da -te tutto per voi!!
La sfilata primavera/estate di D&G è stata un tripudio di foulard e colori che ha fatto scattare la foulard mania in tutte le fashion-addicted del pianeta: foulard annodati in testa come turbanti, camicette a stampa volute, abitini in seta dai motivi paisley e ogni altro tipo di accessorio riprendono smaccatamente questa tendenza.

Ecco allora un DIY a bassissimo costo per chi di voi ha già dimestichezza con la macchina per cucire (e se non ce l'avete, fatevi dare una mano dalla mamma o dalla nonna... e provate voi stesse, ne vale la pena e dà molte soddisfazioni!!).

Re-use in new ways what you already own

A few days ago a group of friends asked me how I can change my outfit so often and find every day something new to wear: they thought I had an unlimited wallet... Well, I haven't. Indeed, I assure you that by working like everyone else and paying a mortgage, several bills, and car payments it's not easy and I often give up the shopping!

Sometimes people stop me in the street and ask me where I did buy that or this, or congratulate with me for my way to dress up. My friends consult me before buying something...

These observations and people let the idea of starting a blog rise in me: if I have something catching people ( which every people can recreate by themselves because I haven't got  an unlimited bank account ), well why not to make it availaible to others?

This blog doesn't illustrate red-carpet outfits or fab expensive bags: I trust in style due to your style and personality, not to your bank account! I've seen bloggers wearing their Birkin Hermes in an horrible way... Oh my God!

I like to throw anything away, unless it's decomposing! :) I love recycling, renovating, reusing, rematching old garments with new ones... A huge wardrobe is build guessed-purchase by guessed-purchase.

In short: I give you ideas, suggestions, sometimes a few tips: and you... copy, let be inspired!!

About my outfit today, I was searching a new way to match this skirt I purchased 5 years ago and I've found that by matching this old top and completing the outfit with a few accessories that reflect the colours of the top: a flower among my curls, a coloured bracelet, shoes in tone...

Collar is due to the kind of top's neckline and to the richness of decorations: so it's linear and close to neck.

What do you think about? Do you like the result? My boyfriend (who has picky) liked it...

Qualche giorno fa un gruppo di amiche mi ha chiesto come faccio a cambiarmi così spesso di outfit e a trovare sempre qualcosa di nuovo da mettere: pensavano che avessi un portafogli infinito... Beh, purtroppo non ce l'ho! Anzi, vi assicuro che lavorando come fanno tutti e pagando un mutuo, delle bollette e le rate della macchina non è facile e le rinunce sono tante!