the original skirt didn't look too cute on me, and for some reason,
the lining kept peeping from under too, which is also not very cute.
thrifted tunic ($1, refashioned, Hi-thrift)
thrifted Ann Taylor skirt ($5, refashioned, Salvation Army)
Zara shoes ($15, sale)
belt ($7)
do you like mullet skirts?
if only my skirt is a little bit longer, it would be perfect!
paisley print, so delicate and pretty
DIY mullet skirt (almost no sew):
Lay the skirt flat with the side facing you.
Estimate how short you want the front to be.
Then cut a curve from the front of the skirt all the way to the back.
You don't need to hem it if the fabric doesn't fray.
As for the skirt lining, cut a straight line across.
Linking up at Thrifty Thursday, Recycled Fashion Finds and Ta-dah Tuesday.
Thanks to Kezzie from KezzieAG too for the lovely Versatile Blogger Award, she is one of the kindest and sweetest person I have ever known in this bloggy world. She has got a cute modern vintage style and her blog contains interesting musing of her life in London. Check out her blog!
I am leaving this saturday for our family vacation , I will see you after 17 June.
Have a wonderful week!
Thanks to Kezzie from KezzieAG too for the lovely Versatile Blogger Award, she is one of the kindest and sweetest person I have ever known in this bloggy world. She has got a cute modern vintage style and her blog contains interesting musing of her life in London. Check out her blog!
I am leaving this saturday for our family vacation , I will see you after 17 June.
Have a wonderful week!






