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Celebrity-Inspired Tips On What To Wear In Europe

When it comes to travel style, celebrities always seem to have it in the bag. They may have easy access to some of the best clothes money can buy, but really, their travel looks are easily achievable. With classic essentials like the leather jacket and a pair of Oxfords, they always pack pieces that are not only versatile but functional as well. But while comfort is key, looking chic is essential too.

So whether you’re taking a trip to explore London town or finally seeing the Eiffel tower this summer, we gathered a bunch of photos of celebrities who happened to spend their past few weeks in Europe. Take inspiration on what to pack for your vacation below:

@whianwamos

Your suitcase will be packed with a lot of simple essentials like jeans and tops you can layer. So bring at least one statement jacket to update any basic ensemble.

@jascurtissmith

Adding accessories is a great way to add personality to any outfit. Whether it’s a pair of sunglasses or a knit beret, it’s a small detail that puts your whole look together.

@poevirginia

Always wear something comfortable. You never know what kind of activity you’ll stumble upon when walking around the streets of Europe.

@poevirginia

Europe is the best place to take OOTD photos, so why not put your best fashion forward? Pack a light, stylish dress that you can wear under a leather jacket like Lovi Poe.

@bianca_king

You don’t know exactly what kind of weather to expect. It can be hot during the day and windy at times, so try to keep a balance per ensemble. Here, Bianca King wears a jumper over a long-sleeved top and a slit skirt.

@annecurtissmith

A small, cross-body bag is a must to keep all your daily essentials: phone, wallet, lipstick, a map etc. If you’re trying to lessen the amount of things in your suitcase, just bring a neutral colored one that can match any outfit.

@andieigengirl

If they say eat where the locals eat, then we say dress how the locals dress. The French are big on menswear-inspired pieces. So bring a cool, tailored blazer or a pair of brogues. It’s casual, comfortable, and effortlessly chic.

@isabelledaza

Always have a scarf in hand for those colder days, or just when your outfit needs a bit more oomph.

@isabelledaza

And lastly, don’t forget your white sneakers. You’ll never go wrong with them— even with a long coat!

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NO-SEW REFASHION DIY

Before I really decide to get rid of any item in my closet, I give it a once-over to see if it can magically become something new. I’m not a hoarder really, I just don’t like waste. In fact, the closet in the Reading Room is full of clothes that “have potential” to become something else, though, they’ve been there for nearly 3 years now, basically collecting dust… wait, maybe I am a bit of a clothes hoarder?

This dress was in my main closet though… and also collecting dust, but that’s beyond the point. The point is, I wanted a top with a completely open back and since I couldn’t find what I was looking for to buy, I decided to just make it… and this dress had the perfect proportions to become the floaty, open back top I wanted. I love how it fits loosely in the front and is completely open in the back. Normally I don’t go without a bra, but lately I’ve been feeling rather free without one on, lol, so I went with it, and the style works well braless. However, there are so many cute strappy bra options now to wear as a layering top beneath this, you can really get away with anything these days. So let’s get to it…

But First, Here’s what it looked like before…

* Remember the early outfit post days, where I’d pull over in the canyons or along Mulholland, on my way to and from the art gallery, and set my little digital camera on my car, set the timer, and run into place? The photo quality was not great, but there was an inherent spontaneity to and in those old shots that I just loved. Awe, sometimes I miss those days.

 

I found this dress at a thrift shop ages and ages ago and it has only made one appearance on the blog, back in January 2010… and I haven’t worn it since. Actually, it’s always been a little too big, even when I was a little bigger -it was too big, but it was the perfect silhouette for this refashion top diy.

What You’ll Need…

* If you have a similarly shaped dress, that’s great, but you can also use a loose-fitting top too. Look for jersey knits or poly-blends or any fabric that won’t fray or unravel without a hem.

* Scissors.

That’s it!

Steps…

If you’re working from a dress, try it on and decide how long you want your new top to be.

* I generally start along the hips and then shorten from there. If you’re unsure, start with it a little longer and then cut back gradually. If you’re into baring your stomach though, this would be a cute crop top too, provided you wear something under it.

Mark it with a dress pin.

Fold your dress perfectly in half and beginning from the edge, carefully cut away the skirt.

I cut in a rounded shape so that my top would dip down in the front and back instead of straight across. It’s a bit more flattering and a little cuter as well.

Lay your new top face down, find your center and cut a straight slit from the bottom to the top, leaving about an inch at the neckline.

If you’re using a jersey, like I am, you WILL NOT NEED TO HEM YOUR EDGES. However, most other fabrics, you’ll have to hem unless you want a raw edge with a little fraying.

And… Voila!

Have Fun!

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How To Dress Up The White Tee Like Kristen Stewart

It’s only the first day and Cannes Film Festival has already proved why it’s the most fashionable film festival every year. Hollywood stars from Blake Lively to Kirsten Dunst jetted off to the South of France and put their best fashion forward on the red carpet with the most stunning gowns. But it was Kristen Stewart that turned heads in a cool but equally chic ensemble at the photocall of her movie Café Society.

Along with her major hair transformation, K-Stew rocked a white cropped top and styled it in a way that anyone can easily copy. To get her look, just pair your white tee with a pencil skirt and printed pumps, then accessorize it by layering a few necklaces.

Photo via popsugar.com.au

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Finish it off with smokey eyes and nude lips, and you’re set for the rest of your night out!

Photo via celebuzz.com

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The Only Travel Essential You Need to Look as Cool as Kendall Jenner

It seems Kendall Jenner can do no wrong when it comes to putting an outfit together. Her airport style is no exception, and she’s got one staple that elevates each of her outfits to perfection: a duster-length cover-up. Whether it’s a lightweight jacket or a cozy winter coat, Kendall always dons floor-sweeping outerwear that boosts her every stride.

There won’t be a herd of paparazzi waiting for your arrival, but it surely won’t hurt to exude cool girl vibes wherever you may land. If your destination has cooler temperatures, this essential is perfect for your travel wardrobe. Otherwise, a vest or a sheer kimono is your best option if you’re taking off to somewhere warm and tropical.

Check out how Kendall owns this look below:

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2 SUPER EASY DIY LEATHER LACE-UP GLADIATOR SANDALS

Gladiator Sandals and Lace-up Leather Sandals are everywhere right now and not only are they wildly expensive, they’re selling out fast.

My favorite DIYs spawn from necessity, or rather come from a desire to have something to wear in that very moment that I don’t own and thus have to make to get the feel or look I’m going for… which is what happened here. I wanted the look of leather lace up gladiator sandals, but I didn’t have a pair.

And then I remembered I had these Ribbon Sandals from SSeko that are simply a leather base lined with 5 loops so that you can thread any ribbon or shoelace through them and achieve a similar look with ribbons, etc. And since I had leather lacing in matching hues, I thought I’d try it out, and it worked swimmingly, giving me the clean gladiator look and the feel I wanted for my outfit.

I’ve scoured the interned for another version of these customizable leather bases but found nothing besides the Sseko version, which is not only solid, but made by women in Uganda as way to generate income to continue on to university. So even though they’re a bit pricey at$80 + your choice of ribbons, they’re worth it on so many levels.

But as I was looking through my inspiration photos {below with shopping links} I realized that a few of these popular gladiators looked similar to capri sandals with leather lacing attached near the top and continuing up the leg. So I grabbed my leather capri sandals, {which actually also happen to be by Sseko -but any will work} and simply ran my leather lacing through the t-srap loop, CROSSED IT so it would stay put, and laced it up my leg. See below…

ALSO NOTE: You can create a similar look with my DIY Barefoot Sandal and a pair of leather flip flops.

Either way, these DIY leather lace-up options are easy and perfect for music festivals so you don’t have to worry about getting your expensive fabulous sandals ruined 

Inspiration…

Top Row…

Miu Miu lace up sandals $595 // Isabel Marant Étoile Amy Ankle-Wrap Sandals $495 //Band of Outsiders Strappy Sandals $495.00

Middle Row…

Cynthia Vincent ‘Franky’ Gladiator Sandal $245 // Tibi Beacher Gladiator Sandals $525.00 // Valentino Aphrodite leather sandals $1,345

Bottom Row…

Schutz Billa Suede Gladiator Sandals $220.00 // CHLOÉ Lace-Up Tall Gladiator Sandals$1,370 // Valentino Aphrodite leather sandals $1,345

Here’s What You’ll Need…

• Leather sandal base with loops OR leather Capri T-strap Sandals
• Leather lacing in matching color… you can go as wide as you like, but choose a soft lacing, preferably suede, at least on one side, and very pliable, but sturdy. I used the same lacing I used for my DIY Leather Lanyard Bracelets and to mimic my inspiration sandals, but a wider lace would be nice as well.

Easy Step…

Simply run your leather lacing through the loops on your sandal base and then up your legs. Measure your leather on your leg before cutting… you need more than you think. Allow for extra if you want to create a tassel-effect.

Lace em up however you like!

TIP: Apply lotion to your legs {and let dry} before lacing/wrapping your leather up your legs helps your laces stay put a little better.

Two different color laces shown above and in the first photo at the top to demonstrate a thicker lace look, which also was a bit sturdier as well. I chose the two colors just for demonstration purposes, but two of the same or two contrasting would be cute.

And… Voila!

Wearing the laces low around the ankle proves to be just as cute, though doesn’t distract from my fugly toes 

Have Fun!

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