Friday, March 14, 2014
Pix in Style
I finally got my other best friend's Polyvore set done (with a little help from Pix herself)!
Friday, March 7, 2014
Friends
So Ever Ellie and SweetPi are nicknames I made up for my friends. They both have a great sense of style so I created some Polyvore sets based off their outfits and personalities. So first Ever Ellie.
E has an outfit like this, Urban Country look. The jeggings with the leather stripe on the side, the fringe crop-top and the cute kitty-cat bag. She wears these ankle boots that kinda look like these and she always adds a bracelet or earrings. She recently added a beanie to this cute look.
SweetPi was wearing an outfit like this the last time I saw her. She has a denim vest like this one, she recently got it for her birthday. She actually has these cute avocado earring from Claires, and black high tops. She likes cool simple eco looks with t-shits and jeans, but she jazzes them up.
and
Comici (that's comic with an i). Comici wore an outift like this a while ago. She loves beanies and mustaches. She actually has this Jack Skellington sweatshirt, and likes to wear shorts with tights.
My other friends names are PixieStick (I call her Pix), Mars and Moltres, Snake and his gang.
Ali Olivia
Thursday, March 6, 2014
What to Wear: Middle Ages
Today I went to this place that had a Medieval theme exhibit. I thought this would make a good post.
What to Wear: If you go through a time warp to the Middle Ages.
The Middle Ages started around the 5th century (401 to 500 AD) and ended around the 15th century (1401 to 1500). Only wealthy people could dress in fashion in the early Middle Ages. People that were not wealthy dressed in wool, leather, and cloth. So here we go on a fashion journey through the Middle Ages!
In the ladies wore dresses with narrow waists, long, tight sleeves, and long skirts. Headdresses were also in style, here are some examples of headdresses often worn by women.
What to Wear: If you go through a time warp to the Middle Ages.
The Middle Ages started around the 5th century (401 to 500 AD) and ended around the 15th century (1401 to 1500). Only wealthy people could dress in fashion in the early Middle Ages. People that were not wealthy dressed in wool, leather, and cloth. So here we go on a fashion journey through the Middle Ages!
In the ladies wore dresses with narrow waists, long, tight sleeves, and long skirts. Headdresses were also in style, here are some examples of headdresses often worn by women.
This is called a Butterfly headdress, but I like to call it the Queen Amidala. It's very oddly shaped and was often worn by the wealthy.
This style is called a Heart-shaped headdress.
This one looks Queen Amidala-ish, too!
Headdresses are probably the weirdest things about the fashion back then,
but some people might think pointy shoes are the weirdest though.
Corsets were often used to add drama to the women's outfit and waist. Italian silk velvet, was the most luxurious,and hard to get fabric. So if you are time warped to the middle ages, wear long dresses, exotic fabric and flamboyant headdresses
Ali-O
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Harry Potter Polyvore Outfits
I love Harry Potter. I read Harry Potter a long time ago and I still haven't seen all the movies. But I do know the characters styles. So here are sets inspired by the characters. Courtesy of Polyvore and Pinterest.
Here is a set inspired by Harry Potter. Really great job. You can totally see the Harry Potterness in this outfit
Hermione Granger. Cute jeans, they sweater is so right, and the coat is perfect. The boots top it all off
Ron Weasley. Awesome, maroon sweater,and rat ring. Great Outfit
Luna Lovegood's outfit needs no explanation
Severus Snape
Ginny Weasley
and Albus Dumbledore.
Now here are some outfits inspired by stores in the Harry Potter series.
Honey Dukes is a candy shop that sells cool candy like Exploding Bonbons and Chocolate Frogs.
Zonko's Joke shop sell pranks and jokes that Fred and George love.
Ali Olivia
Monday, March 3, 2014
Vintage Tea Party
I have always wanted to have a tea party. Pretty dresses, cute decorations, and delicious tiny treats. As you can kinda tell, vintage is my favorite style. So here are some ideas for a vintage tea party.
Whether it's high tea, or a small party with friends, invitations should be bright and cheery with lots of flowers.
Outside, this would be a total dream. Old dresses or vanity makes a pretty treat table.
Convenient, fruit cups. In Mason jars, positively perfect.
Maybe without the sprinkles for a vintage party, but colorful and cute for a more vibrant tea party.
Lovely for a tea cup and plate table. Really a very pretty color.
Pink Lemonade, if you don't like tea. I would actually do this because some of my friends aren't big tea fans.
Love this drink dispenser.
And a pretty teapot to top it off.
Hope that helps you get ready for the tea party!
Ali-O
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