I have wanted to do this to soooooo many of my blazers/jackets at home, I have at least 3 hanging in my to-refashion closet. Due to boredom and curiosity I took the bow boy blazer I refashioned months ago, debowed it, and made it custom fit! AWESOME! It was dang easy and I'm so glad I did it. All I had to do is pair it with my f21 pants, my square top, and little Beck of course.
This is the park that we always play at, just a little bit of greenery among the honking, car filled roads. And a bonus in that park is the european looking museum, hence the perfect place to take pictures. Beck was shockingly easy to pose, he just kept copying everything I was doing. Cutest thing ever.
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I'm SO excited because I was just about to send a blazer away to DI!
ReplyDeleteOh I'm excited too... I have some blazer/jackets that are cute, but a little to big (on my shoulders especially), but I'm not sure I can fix them because of the lining.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the tutorial!! Love your outfit. That floral print you used for your top is perfect!!
ReplyDeleteyou look so cute in the picture
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love the flower pattern blouse~
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Great job, it looks fab! Love it!
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Cute!! I just bought a blazer in hopes of refashioning it so I can't wait! That park looks like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to refashion it! I wish I would know how to do that. Love the way you style yourself, very cute outfits! And I just went thrifting, by the way, found some amazing things. Here you can take a look at my thrift finds- www.skinnymoonstick.blogspot.com
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oh i have a blazer I need to make fitted!! i've worn it a few times...but refashioning it would be awesome! Yours turned out fantastic. I'm looking forward to the tutorial :)
ReplyDeleteand your little man is ADORABLE. i love that he copied your poses ;)
Yay! I adore your style and I actually just got a thrifted blazer/light coat. I love everything but how boxy it fits and was wondering how to make it more fitted :)
ReplyDeleteDo you have any suggestions on changing the lining inside of a blazer? I have a boring tan blazer that i want to spice up with some leopard print lining.
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I'm definitely giving this a try-- you're revamps are such an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHello, I read your blog regularly and I like your ideas and creations! Deeply the DIY of this jacket! Thank you very much to share your creation with us! Myriam
ReplyDeleteWhat fabric do you use to make your square tops?
ReplyDeleteWow! Love that, I am going to have to try it!
ReplyDeleteNikki
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great idea! thanks for sharing!!
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Ohhh, so chic!!!
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Loving this Blazer.... very soft and Fem with the curved back! Fabulous outfit...
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Your blazer looks great! Such a chic look. I love altering clothes. :D
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