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I'm a huge fan of those lace trim shorts that have been floating around pinterest, I love pinterest for DIY inspo (and the endless snaps of delicious food... mmmm) I was originally intending to customise a pair of shorts but I changed my mind an opted for a super easy update for some of my crop tees instead. this little crafty project is really quick and perfect for beginners! you'll just need an old tee, some lace trim and a needle and thread.. I used a meter of lace trim for mine, it's easy to get hold of online or in your local haberdashery/craft department (I picked up this one in john lewis along with a few other designs!) if you're using a regular length tee simply chop off the bottom to the desired length.. taa daa one crop top! turn the tee inside out and lay the trim along the bottom edge, use pins to secure then sew into place. once you've sewn the trim into place, remove the pins, turn the tee the right side out and  you're done....easy huh?  you can ...

well this is more of a what I wore tonight (rather than today) post.. this is my new popping out for a 'quick' cocktail frock.  I think I've been reading too many french fashion blogs recently because I'm growing increasing fond of black (shock horror!) this classic black filigree lace number from the lovely people at red label fashion  appeals to my love of the gothic trend whilst still being princess pretty (if I had a big tiara I'd be tempted to wear it... shucks, I guess a bowler hat will have to do!)  I added a little studded collar that I picked up in the topshop sale and my belt of the month (seriously I can't stop wearing it.. send help!)  bowler hat: h&m  dress: c/o  red label fashion collar: topshop (sale) belt:  urban outfitters triangle ring:  urban outfitters stacking semi precious ring set:  topshop emerald vintage ring: c/o  regal rose I hope you're all having a good week? it's due to snow again here tomorrow so t...