Just a quick post tonight - it's been a difficult day, and under the instruction of many to "make sure I look after myself" I've just emerged from a long wine-fuelled bubble bath, consequently I'm ready to sleep - but I couldn't resist posting these photos hastily taken by my university friend Zabrina (hastily as we were about to get run over.. she's pretty good, Chris might be out of a job) detailing those DIY fringed boots in motion. They make a satisfying swish, swish noise while I walk, and have a movement to match that is hard to catch on camera. For mere mortals, anyway.. who knows how street-style supremo Tommy Ton does it.
Showing posts with label ugg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ugg. Show all posts
Wednesday, 10 October 2012
IN MOTION
Just a quick post tonight - it's been a difficult day, and under the instruction of many to "make sure I look after myself" I've just emerged from a long wine-fuelled bubble bath, consequently I'm ready to sleep - but I couldn't resist posting these photos hastily taken by my university friend Zabrina (hastily as we were about to get run over.. she's pretty good, Chris might be out of a job) detailing those DIY fringed boots in motion. They make a satisfying swish, swish noise while I walk, and have a movement to match that is hard to catch on camera. For mere mortals, anyway.. who knows how street-style supremo Tommy Ton does it.
Labels:
#todayimwearing,
oasis,
shoes,
topshop,
ugg
Monday, 8 October 2012
DIY FRINGE BOOTIES
Not the sort of Ugg boots you'd expect, though. Very nice, black leather, wedged Ugg boots. Whenever I looked at them though I couldn't help seeing them as a blank canvas. My more-is-more aesthetic was longing for, well, more than simply comfort, warmth and quality.
Finally, inspiration hit. Leather fringing. I can't believe it wasn't more obvious, as this is something I am wild about. Armed with fabric scissors, a glue gun, and some lengths of pleather from a ripped pair of trousers (ouch.. that's a painful memory) I attacked the boots this evening, and considering how simple it was to do, I'm pleased with the outcome! I don't expect the fringes to last forever, but that's possibly the beauty of it - once they're tired, or I'm tired, they will simply be removed and replaced by my newest fad.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)