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DIY punked-up party dress
16-03-2021
2021
DIY
Here's how to take a frock from plain to kapow. DOLLY; issue 1213; p030; Images and Text Available

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caption30 DOLLY DOLLY.COM.AU DOLLYFASHION • A plain dress. We got ours from Missguided, $37.95. • Safety pins in a variety of sizes (try Spotlight or the supermarket). STEPS:1Test out different arrangements of the safety pins by placing them on top of your dress in the positions you’d like them to sit. Once you’ve decided on the pattern, take a picture so that you have something to refer back to – otherwise the pins will easily fall out of place while they’re still unattached. 2 Pin the safety pins in the arrangements you’ve just photographed, continuing all over your dress until you’ve completed your design. Hello, new party dress! YOU WILL NEED: Punked -up party dress A BONUS DIY! FINISHED! STEP 1STEP 2 STEP 1STEP 2 THE FINISHED PRODUCT Here’s how to take a frock from plain to kapow! The inspiration TI P: We created little circles á la Hailee, but you could design shooting stars or a simple border along the edges. HAILEE STEINFELD sk any girl worth her weight in fash know-how: punk is in, big-time. The best thing about this DIY? You can totally make it your own. It’s up to you how edgy you WORDS AND STYLING EMILY GIBB PHOTOGRAPHY GETTY IMAGES STILL- LIFE PHOTOGRAPHY JAMES EVANS, PABLO MARTIN Want a necklace to go with the dress? Try this punked-up one on for size. STEP 1: Grab a pearl necklace (we used Colette by Colette Hayman, $9.95) and add safety pins along it. STEP 2: Go back along the necklace, threading more pins sideways through the existing pins. do1213p030_ diy - 30 2013-10-23T10:03:27+11:00