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Showing posts with label Alexa Chung. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alexa Chung. Show all posts
Saturday, 31 December 2011
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
obsession...
with Galaxy Print
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| image source: www.glamourmagazine.co.uk |
all designs Christopher Kane via www.polyvore.com
Wouldn't it be great if you could DIY this? Well we're in luck...
From Sarah Deetz at silencesweetheart.blogspot.com
shes created a great DIY, simple yet beautiful
slightfashionobsession x
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
my spring/summer 2011
i'm looking forward to summer already.
anything or everything white!
feather accessories
im thinking easy DIY here, grab feathers from your arts and crafts stores and glue away!
perhaps onto a headband or cover a small bag...
wide leg trousers
summer lace
quiffs
hairspray, hairspray, hairspray
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| images courtesy of vogue uk, elle uk, stockholmstreetstyle, topshop |
xxx
Sunday, 5 December 2010
dying
i've been thinking about dying my hair for a while now but recently ive been wanting to dye just the tips.
i could go down the conventional route and dye my hair light then wait for it to grow out but that could take years!
but ive heard other methods could be used:
Method 1:
dying the tips with Gatorade/Powerade/Kool Aid equivalent
Method 2:
lightening with baking soda
Mathod 3:
using a product called sun-in
although ive read this one damages your hair (for when you want to dye it properly)
Method 4:
i heard using food colouring works too but only for light hair, so thats not for me
method 1 seems interesting and plenty of colour choice right? i will have to do more reading on this, google i go!
what do you guys think?
+ it seems to be a trend for Spring/Summer 201: Vogue's - Dip dye trend
slightfashionobsession
i could go down the conventional route and dye my hair light then wait for it to grow out but that could take years!
but ive heard other methods could be used:
Method 1:
dying the tips with Gatorade/Powerade/Kool Aid equivalent
Method 2:
lightening with baking soda
Mathod 3:
using a product called sun-in
although ive read this one damages your hair (for when you want to dye it properly)
Method 4:
i heard using food colouring works too but only for light hair, so thats not for me
method 1 seems interesting and plenty of colour choice right? i will have to do more reading on this, google i go!
what do you guys think?
+ it seems to be a trend for Spring/Summer 201: Vogue's - Dip dye trend
slightfashionobsession
Saturday, 2 October 2010
Monday, 27 September 2010
just starting out
hi guys,
new to all this blogging after deciding to create my own after years of following other wonderful blogs
( i come in peace as beautiful alexa demonstrates )
posts about clothes, trends, shoes, celebrity fashion, food, tv, diy fashion and much more to come
i'm looking forward to it and i hope you are toomuch love slightfashionobsession
p.s i do know my address can read 'nob obsession' but i assure you it isn't like that at all
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