Todays DIY: American Apparel Inspired...

Allo Allo, back with another DIY video, this is one for the ultimate skint people, and also the people that refuse to pay absurd prices for the simplest little clutch! In this tutorial I'll be making a A.A. inspired clutch for a fraction of the price, €6! I choose burgundy because its one of those rich colours that just goes with everything! I bought a 1/4 of a metre to make this size for about €4.50 and the zip was about €1.20! A sowing machine is pretty much a necessity for this one I'm afraid! I would reccommend everyone get one, they come if handy all the time and you'll be surprised how much you might use it! I think they even have really good quality ones in Lidl!

Enjoy & Peace, T.x

Hehe look at my face!

Salut mes amies! Ohhhh the lovely weather, I don't even know how to react to it....except start shopping ;) Heres my latest spring finds from the streets of Cork!

Outfit Post:

Pullover: Topshop €55 

Vintage and customised Levi's Shorts

Vintage Mirrored belt

Shoes: The Quiet Riot online

T.x

Spring OOTD

Hat: Charity shop, originally €55

T-shirt: Topshop Basic

Skirt: Inlovewithfashion.com

Suspender leggings: Made by me

Socks: American Apparel

Shoes: TheQuietRiot.sg

Aaaand I return, Post sickness

Hey cailínís, I must apologize for my lack of bloggage!
It all started on a dark cloudy day, as I lay in the depths of my duvet, only to wake surrounded in a sub-conscious POOL of used tissues... I avoided a cold for the past year thanks to some good ould A-Z multi vitamins, but I forgot to bring them on a trip and I had hell to pay. I had the full on MAN FLU! Luckily it mostly cleared up just before I headed to Belfast, another week-long reason for my absence :'(. But enough of that, my Uni interviews are over and I couldn't be more thrilled! It was like a mini-leaving cert for the past few months and I'm so glad things have wound down and I can hopefully for the first time since last summer, read a magazine at the least! Im so behind trends/ designers at the moment I find it rather embarrassing! I used to be a pro, sigh... Anywho-zle, I present to you, a haul ó Béal Feirste!

T. x

How now brow cow...

A guide to my eyebrow routine!
Mac eyeshadow in 'Signed & Sealed'

Coláiste eadaí.

Haulin'

Bonjourno! I was in Dublin to see Florence + the Machine at the o2 with Cathal and got some great news while I was there! The first is that I got the internship I would have given an arm for in Dublin with Fashion HotHouse (Design & sampling studio) which is where designers would go to get there ideas made up! So I'll be surrounded by seamstresses, pattern cutters, printmakers, and hopefully I'll be running some erins too! The second was that I went to the casting for commercial models held by the Andrea Roche Agency the day after the concert, and I got it so hopefully I'll make a bit of money to do something exciting for the summer...or just buy lots of stuff that I dont need :D I also fitted in some shopping in both Dublin & Limerick so here a haul for those who like to watch them! Enjoy as always,

T. x
PS. LOOK BIG VIDS! hehe One step to becoming less technologically impaired..Looks much better don't you think?

Under eyes..

Hey my lovlies, heres my video on How-to correct & conceal even the DARKEST under eye circles using pharmacy/drugstore affordable brands. I'm a concealer fiend, and its definitely my one must-do every morning! I've tried lots of expensive ones including Mac, Makeup Forever, and Clinique, but this cheap alternative is definitely the most effective I've come across, and I used to recommend it to customers sometimes when I worked at Chanel (ohh I'm a bad employee)! I still have to try the Bobbi Brown corrector and concealer, but they're both pretty expensive products and I find the Collection 2000 to be a combo of both a correcter and concealer! It retails for about €6 euro in Boots or Superdrug! Enjoy ,
T.x