Inspired by Geneva, the DIY master, I decided to try my hand at dip-dyed denim á la Dries Van Noten. It was the perfect project to break my DIY cherry - too simple to mess up! My faded denim resulted in a more subtle look than the designer version, but I like the delicate effect. The dip-dye almost disappears in the dreamy early morning light, but it's there.
If you're not already acquainted with Geneva, do take a peek at her blog here. She inspires even the most creatively challenged to try their hand at sartorial DIY.
15 comments:
When DIY's go right, they go oh so right...the denim jacket looks awesome.
This is so perfect! I love that the fading isn't harsh. It blends in so perfectly! Totally stunning! xx
I LOVE it. I did this to cut-offs yesterday!
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I've seen this D.I.Y it's so cool, really fresh! You captured the jacket really weel :)
looks insane jessie! these snaps are amaze too you look gorg!!
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Looking fabulous Jessie..
Lovely composition.. and your jacket.. to die!
lee x
i love how it's so subtle.
the paler the denim the better, i reckon - especially paired with neutrals.
you look absolutely adorable. x.
you guys definitely have the best street style blog!!! :D congrats for your work!
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beautiful! i've been wanting a faded denim jacket like this for a while, and now you've just pushed me over the edge! i really like the way this came out and i love the dreamy pale color combination in this outfit!
jessie! you are such a boss.. this is a great DIY, man oh man am I obsessing over the DVN dip dye jeans at the moment.
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this is pretty siccck.
gorgeous
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oh this is cute. love a subtly dip-dye. not so harsh and 80s that way
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Delicate result. Thumbs up for your DIY!
This is so absolutely gorgeous! You have done such an amazing job. Great work!
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