Steal Her Style #1

As summer comes to end and fall makes its way in, our light and airy clothes may get pushed to the back of our closets. This look is a perfect way to transition your summery clothes into a bit chillier weather. In this series I will be taking a celebrity look and finding similar items that are much more affordable so everyone can recreate their awesome style.

I love this look by Jennifer Lawrence because it is super carefree and comfy yet that slit in the maxi adds some drama. Keep in mind that the colors and styles aren't always the same but I try to match them as close as I can while still staying rather affordable. If there is a certain celebrity or picture you'd like me to recreate either comment the link down below or email me!

1. Soprano Milla Ruffle Maxi Dress {Nordstroms}
2. Buckled Flap Crossbody {Forever 21}
3. Women's New Classic Flip Flops {Old Navy}
4. Retro Knitted Grey Cardigan {ROMWE}
5. Jessica Sunglasses {American Apparel}

What was your favorite part of this look? Also let me know of any other celebrities you'd like to see, or if you can find a closer match to Jennifer's outfit comment it down below!

xx Meghan

DIY: Floral Sunglasses

While looking through the blog Cupcakes and Cashmere I stumbled upon {this} image of some super cool sunglasses! I though I'd be able to make my own version of them and I did! I wanted to share this with you because it was really easy and fun. It is super simple and takes very little time. This would make a fun gift for someone or just a way to spruce up some old sunnies. Let's get started!

What You'll Need

- An old pair of sunglasses with frames thick enough to glue thing onto.

- Assorted flower buttons or charms

- Hot glue

Directions

Step One: Apply the hot glue the back of the flower. Put enough so that it'll stick but be sure that you 

won't have any glue peeking out the sides.

Step Two: Place the flower on the rim of the glasses wherever you please. Try to have any idea of what you want it to look like before hand so you aren't randomly glueing things on. 

Step Three: After putting on your flowers you can add other things like rhinestones. I used little bead that look like pearls to finish the frames off. 

I hope you guys enjoyed this fun craft! Let me know if you try it out and how it came out. Comment down below if you'd like to see some more DIY projects because I have a few more ideas! 

XOXO Meghan

Makeup for Glasses

Glasses aren't always the cutest accessories ever, but sometimes it can be fun to change up your look. I have pretty terrible eyesight and am an avid contact lens wearer, but sometimes I revert back to my big, black frames. I find though, that not all my everyday makeup looks always work when I wear my glasses. If anyone else seems to be facing this problem as well I have put together this look and also some goods tips and tricks.

Basically the goal while doing makeup for glasses is the make your eyes pop even while they are hidden behind your frames. To do this you want to create the illusion of your eyes being bigger than they are. To do this you want some shimmer but also matte colors to define your eyes. I have listed the exact products I used to create this look but have also tried to describe them so you can look in your own collection for things similar! Let's get started: