So I posted a few days ago that I wanted to stud a shirt collar. And I did! On Sunday actually. I wore it on Tuesday and took a couple of snaps but I take a while with these things. Anyway here is the result.
Due to lack of funds I used one of my mum's old shirts rather than buy a new one, and it's a little big, but I chopped off and rolled the sleeves, and I like the oversized look anyway.
In an homage to The Sartorialist I wore the shirt with a jumper, but it didn't work quite as well. I discovered I didn't have any round neck jumpers, except this illustrated people one which has a big neck, but I wore my hair down to cover the space [one of the advantages of long long hair].
Cool! Were you inspired by the guy photographed by the Sartorialist a couple days ago?
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yes! I actually made a post about it further down, it was such an unexpected detail
ReplyDeleteThat's such a cool-looking collar! I love it! xoxoxxo
ReplyDeletesooo cool! i have this flannel shirt i want to add studs to, how did you do it? it looks great (:
ReplyDeleteloving the collar x
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! Great project!
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Nice outfits post !!!
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love the diy, great idea!
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YOU DID A GREAT JOB..I ADORE THE COLLAR!
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Jowy
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I was actually thinking about doing that after seeing that exact post on The Sartorialist! You did a fantastic job! Follow me, please? :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic DIY! I think it looks awesome oversized too. I want to try this.
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