Thursday 31 July 2014

SMYM Winner : Maulida Citadyana Rahmawati

Hai sista.. ini dia pemenang SMYM season 1, Maulida Citadyana Rahmawati! Mau dapetin sepatu gratis dari Misyelle juga? Yuk ikutan SMYM season 2








Show Me Your Misyelle 2


Hai Sista.. SMYM season 1 sudah berakhir dan kita punya pemenangnya.. Mau dapetin sepatu gratis juga dari Misyelle? Yuk ikutan Show Me Your Misyelle Season 2. Caranya gampang banget :
1. Follow instagram kita : Misyellelovers
2. Post Fotomu bersama produk Misyelle (tas/sepatu).
3. Beri hastag #showmeyourmisyelle, #smym, #misyelle
4. Misyelle akan memilih foto - foto terbaik selama periode SMYM (1 - 24 Agustus 2014). Jika fotomu terpilih oleh Misyelle, ajak semua temanmu untuk like fotomu sebanyak mungkin sebelum 31 Agustus 2014 dan dapatkan 1 buah sepatu gratis dari Misyelle!

Buruan foto selfie sekeren mungkin sebelum tanggal 24 Agustus 2014!

info lebih lanjut hubungi :
BBM : 322504F4
SMS : 087789789078
email : cs@misyelle.com

Misyelle's new concept store


Hai Misyellovers.. udah mengunjungi Misyelle BIP? kalau belum, yuk kunjungi store Misyelle di BIP, karena kita punya konsep store baru, Paris Cafe! So, tunggu apalagi sis? yuk buruan ke Misyelle BIP :)
Misyelle's new concept store @BandungIndahPlaza Lantai 2 unit 88

Monday 28 July 2014

New Trends : PERFORATED DETAIL

Hai Misyellovers, menyambut panasnya bulan Agustus, yuk kenalan dengan trend baru yaitu PERFORATED DETAIL. Apa itu perforated detail? 

Perforated detail dalam fashion adalah sebuah pola yang di bentuk pada tas, sepatu, baju, ataupun produk fashion lainnya menggunakan laser cut. Yup, tas dan sepatu akan memiliki pola bolong - bolong pada permukaannya.

Actress Anna Lynne McCord puts some prep in her spring step thanks to perforated oxfords, like the Born Dallyce.

Kerennya sepatu Anna Lyanne McCord juga bisa Misyellovers miliki di produk - produk misyelle berikut :

Selamat Hari Raya Idul Fitri


Thursday 17 July 2014

Misyelle Midnight Sale


Howdy, Misyellovers! Di bulan Juli ini, Misyelle akan mengadakan Midnight Sale lohh. Dan kabar baiknya Misyelloves, ada discount up to 30% untuk kalian semua! Catat tanggalnya ya :
12, 18, 19 Juli 2014 di Misyelle BIP
19 & 26 Juli 2014 di Misyelle Grage

Don't miss it, Misyellovers~!

Wednesday 16 July 2014

DIY: Nerdy Chic Book Clutch

Nerdy Chic Book Clutch

Okay nerds, this is the time for your creative escape. This fashionable book clutch will complete your looks. Wanna make your own? I've found this tutorial for you.

Stuff You'll Need:

Book
Matte Mod Podge
Fabric
Needle and Thread 
Clasp (This is the one I used.)
Wax paper
Wooden paint stirrer
Wood glue
Epoxy glue

Note: Make sure the book you choose is big enough to hold the items you'd like to carry.  For instance, your cell phone, keys, lipstick, etc.


Method:

1. Cover a book with fabric using the DIY: Fabric Covered Book Tutorial.

2. Hollow the book out using the DIY: Book Safe Tutorial.  Note:  Don't glue the pages together just yet. We'll get to that later.

3. Cut a piece of fabric to fit the inside cover of the book and glue it in place using the Mod Podge.  Do this on each side. We want the inside to look pretty too!

4. Now, we'll prep to glue the pages together with Mod Podge. Place wax paper in three different sections to keep these pages from being glued together. Place one piece in the middle of the book. This is where the opening of the book clutch will be.  Place the other two on each end leaving out about 10 pages on each side. The pages on each side need to be free so that we can sew in fabric inserts later. 
5. Brush a thin layer of Mod Podge along the page edges in the two middle sections between the wax paper only. Be sure to do the edges inside the hole in the book too. You'll need several thin coats to thoroughly seal the pages together. Place a stack of heavy books on top as you wait for it to dry. When you are finished, the outer 10 pages on each side should be unglued.  The middle should also be unglued. Your book should now look like this:
5. Using a needle poke through the outer pages.  This is where we will sew in the fabric inserts.
6. To make the pattern for the fabric insert, open the book as wide as you'd like the clutch to open and trace the basic shape.  You'll then need to add an extra inch or so allowance on both sides.  The allowance at the bottom should be a quarter inch longer than the width of the hole inside the book.
7. Once you have that basic shape, you'll need to create a mirror image as shown below. (Note: I practiced my pattern on a paper towel first to be sure it fit the dimensions of my book. I also used this pattern as the template for cutting my fabric.)
8. After you have the fabric cut outs (you'll need two), fold each one in half.
9. You should have the wrong side of the fabric facing out.  Now, sew the bottom edge together like so...
10. Flip the fabric so that the right side is now facing out. Iron a crease down the middle so that they will fold nicely when you insert them into your book.
11. Next, stitch the insert into the pages through the holes you punched out earlier.  The narrowest part of the fabric insert will be closest to the spine of the book.  The crease in the fabric should point into the book.
12. After you've sewn the inserts into both sides of the book, use the Mod Podge to glue together those last few pages that were previously left free to the rest of the pages. Then, do the same to the book cover. Remember to use wax paper to prevent the opening in the middle from becoming glued shut. 
13. Finally, glue the clasp to the front. First, I added small wooden risers to the book with wood glue so that the latch would stick out over the edge of the book. (Hint: I created the wooden risers by cutting a paint stirrer I had lying around the house.) Then, I glued the clasp these wooden risers with the epoxy glue. Be extra careful not to glue the opening shut in this step.  Wax paper can help make sure that this doesn't happen.
And that's all there is to it.  Grab your phone, keys and library card and you are good to go....








Saturday 12 July 2014

Misyelle Midnight SALE


Howdy, Misyellovers! Di bulan Juli ini, Misyelle akan mengadakan Midnight Sale lohh. Dan kabar baiknya Misyelloves, ada discount up to 30% untuk kalian semua! Catat tanggalnya ya :
12, 18, 19 Juli 2014 di Misyelle BIP
19 & 26 Juli 2014 di Misyelle Grage

Don't miss it, Misyellovers~!

Tuesday 8 July 2014

Indonesia, ayo memilih!

Indonesia, ayo memilih!
Hai Misyellovers, sudah menentukan pilihan di pilpres kali ini? Jangan sampai golput ya Misyellovers, karena suara kalian sangat menentukan nasib Indonesia di 5 tahun kedepan. Untuk para swingvoters, atau Misyellovers yang masih galau untuk memilih, yuk mulai browsing dan cari tahu visi misi kedua capres, dan mulai tentukan pilihanmu! Selamat memilih Misyellovers :)

Monday 7 July 2014

Wednesday 2 July 2014

Fashion Post : How to wear CROP TOPS

If there's one trend I'm excited for summer is Crop Tops! I really love how sleek they look paired with a great fitting midi pencil skirt (something that Claire Underwood would wear???) and with full midi ones. Now, since you will be showing some skin, you have to keep it classy and ladylike, so here are my suggestions on how to wear crop tops this summer ;)

Pencil skirts: For a refined and sleek look, go with a pencil skirt that hits at your knees or just a little bit below them. You can't go wrong with this elegant formula! Just make sure to complete the look with classic pointed toe pumps (like these) or single strap sandals (like these).

Full Midi Skirts: Because this silhouette is really flattering on most people, this would be a great choice. Keep in mind that because of the length of the skirt, is better to opt for pumps as wearing sandals with straps cut your legs short.

Sets: For an easy go-to no-fuss look, go for matching separates that would look like you are wearing a dress with a midriff cutout. ;)

Layered: Well, if you're afraid that you won't be able to wear your crop top right now, just layer it over a thinner top and voilà!