article_snippet.sent: Fortunately, there are still plenty of crafty ways to keep your wardrobe current - and all you need is a pair of pliers, a glue gun and some scissors.
article_snippet.sent: Read on to find out the DIY tips for making your clothes up to date...
article_snippet.sent: one step ahead of the fashion set .
article_snippet.sent: You don’t need to buy a new pair of jeans to sport this season’s biggest denim trend – plus worn jeans are softer too so worn jeans’re much easier to customise.
article_snippet.sent: Cut a rip just above the knee cap and then pull out threads and distress the edges for the perfect laid-back cool look.
article_snippet.sent: Team with patterned tights underneath for a fresh take on the perfect laid-back cool look.
article_snippet.sent: The Seventies look has exploded on to the high street from the catwalks, but instead of going all in with flared jeans and heavy prints, try wearing existing key items in a new way.
article_snippet.sent: Channel the vibe with a high waisted skirt (bonus points if it’s the classic Seventies shade of camel), teamed with a tucked in black polo neck.
article_snippet.sent: For extra fashion points, cut off the sleeves of the polo neck as seen in Topshop this season for an easy update for spring.
article_snippet.sent: Cropped logo T-shirts: Nineties style has been in for a while now, but this year expect to see classic logo T-shirts updated for spring with cut off sleeves and cropped to the waist a la Daisy Lowe.
article_snippet.sent: just don’t be afraid to take your scissors to your favourite old T-shirt!
article_snippet.sent: Pinterest and instagram are the perfect ‘virtual wardrobe’; when you get compliments on outfits or try something new, take a snap and post outfits to create your own style bible that you can refer to at any time.