Double Denim

J. Crew button up, Target shirt, skirt & sunglasses, Madewell bandana*, New Look shoes

I realized that the last time I was in the greenhouse, I was wearing the same bandana. However, this time, my outfit is almost all denim. Occasionally I'll wear a denim on denim look but I had never thought of doing it with a skirt. Yes, this one in particular isn't in jean but the color is quite similar. I added a pop of color, this lovely pink, to brighten things up. What do you think of this casual look?

Je me rends compte que la dernière fois que j'étais venue dans la serre, je portais ce même bandana. En revanche, cette fois-ci, ma tenue est presque entièrement du jean. Il m'arrive de porter un total look jean, mais je n'avais jamais pensé à le faire avec une jupe. Certes, elle n'est pas en jean, mais la couleur est similaire. J'ai ajouté une pointe de couleur, le rose, pour égayer le tout. Que pensez-vous de ce look décontracté? 

photos: FARYAL

~Emma

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Riptide

Hello Lovelies, 

Please excuse my absence, I still love you all more than ever <3

These are seriously my favorite jeans like almost ever. I got them at H&M and they are probably 4 sizes to big on me...no joke. But I really wanted boyfriend jeans and they are so damn comfortable! I definitely would recommend a pair to anyone who does not own boyfriend jeans!

Elbow patches make everything sexier and more nerd like

favorite song of the week :) 

Alexa Chung a wonderful role model. 

Jeans: H&M

Shirt: J. Crew

Belt: J, Jill 

Goodnight beautiful people

~Miki 

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DIY Denim Studs

Studs are awesome on most outfits. They bring that rocker look to life, in the most subtle ways if wanted. But putting your own studs on denim can be a bit harder due to the fact the fabric is much thicker. So here is my little tutorial on how to add studs to denim :)

(Also thanks to www.abeautifulmess.com for originally helping me do this to my clothes!)

1) You will need studs of your choice, exacto knife, and small pliers. 

2) FInd the spot you want your stud (if you're having a tough time you can mark the spot with a pencil, I find that to be helpful).

3) Make two holes where the prongs of the stud would go with the exacto knife.

4) Place your stud (make sure the prongs are all the way through, you don't want it to be loose).

5) Using the small pliers fold down the prongs.

6) TA DA stud=complete :) 

A great spot to put studs for a jacket is the shoulders (I love that look). Or you can just add a simple touch to the collar and pockets of a shirt. Also if you have extra denim from jeans or something you can make a cuff (just cut a piece the size of your wrist and sew it) and then add some cool studs or even cover the whole thing in studs! 

Happy studding :)

~Miki