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21 Super Cool Women Outfits With Low-Slung Jeans

21 Super Cool Women Outfits With Low-Slung Jeans
In fashion everything is cyclic, I’m sure you know it. So then it won’t be a big surprise for you, that some trends are coming back from the 70s, 80s or 90s. For these summer and spring seasons we have several fashion trends from past years, for example, low-slung jeans which all pop stars or other... 
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Stylish DIY Dye Ombre White Jeans

Stylish DIY Dye Ombre White Jeans
Here’s one more way to make your white jeans more trendy and awesome! You’ll need white denim and RIT dye in royal blue. Follow the steps on the RIT dye package to create your dye bath. Then start out with a light shade of blue, by only using a small amount of royal blue RIT... 
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18 Fashionable Fringed Jeans Ideas For This Season

18 Fashionable Fringed Jeans Ideas For This Season
We are sure you know that fringe clothes were very fashionable in 2015, but now this trend is back on top! We’ve already told you about fringed bags, skirts, jackets and shoes, and today we wanna focus your attention on fringed jeans. You can put on them with shirts and blouses (depending on situations), they totally... 
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Colorful DIY Tie Dye Denim For Spring And Summer

Colorful DIY Tie Dye Denim For Spring And Summer
It’s time to restyle your old white jeans for spring and summer! It’s quite simple project and you can repeat this technique with other denim clothes, for example, jackets or skirts. You’ll need white skinny denim, RIT dye and sponge brush. Follow the steps on the RIT dye package to create your dye baths. Next... 
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Super Cool DIY Printed Denim

Super Cool DIY Printed Denim
If you understand this technique, you will be able to create any print you want on your denim! Let’s start with a pair of simple white jeans. You’ll need white Levi’s jeans, stencils, Tulip fabric paint, sponge brush, scissors and 2 paper plates. Cut your stencils out if they are on a sheet with other designs.... 
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Easy-To-Make DIY Ripped Jeans From Skinnies

Easy-To-Make DIY Ripped Jeans From Skinnies
No doubt that jeans are necessary and comfy clothes, and of course they should look stylish. If you like skinny jeans, you have a great chance to make them cooler with our step-by-step instruction! You will need black skinny jeans, pocketknife, cardboard, tailor’s chalk or marking pencil and tweezers. First try on your jeans. Using... 
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Playful DIY Black And White Striped Denim

Playful DIY Black And White Striped Denim
Add stripes to your white jeans, this technique isn’t as difficult as you think! You’ll need white denim, black fabric paint, paint brush, 1″ painter’s tape or masking tape, ruler, paper plate or paint palette, large trashbag and scissors. To prevent the paint from seeping to the other side, cut up a large trash bag in... 
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DIY Marc Jacobs Inspired Distressed Polka Dot Denim

DIY Marc Jacobs Inspired Distressed Polka Dot Denim
These jeans will be a fresh detail of your spring look! You’ll need distressed denim, 3/4″ circle sponge brush, tulip fabric paint, paper plate and ruler. First add about one tbsp of water to 3 tbsp of white fabric paint on a paper plate. Then mix the paint and water together and dip your circle sponge... 
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Original DIY Uneven Denim Hem

Original DIY Uneven Denim Hem
Don’t know how to refresh your old jeans? Don’t worry! We’ll show you one way! You’ll need a pair of straight leg jeans, fabric shears, seam ripper, ruler and pen. Start by cutting the hem off the bottom of each leg and cut just above the stitch line. Try the jeans on and measure how high... 
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Fashionable DIY Frayed Denim To Make

Fashionable DIY Frayed Denim To Make
If you have a pair of skinny jeans, you can experiment and make them trendy! You’ll need a pair of jeans, a seam ripper and a pair of fabric shears. First cut the hem off the bottom of your jeans with a pair of fabric shears. Use your seam ripper to open up the vertical... 
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