Neon

I know it's been a while since I've updated! I used to love blogging and discovering new blogs but ever since I discovered instagram I usually get my daily dose of fashion and all things beauty through there. However, I made it my New Years resolution to get back into blogging. So here I am this is my first outfit of 2013! I hope you enjoy and follow but you can see more through my instagrams @mlovely (personal) and @lovelyobsessions (Business)

 {Jumper: Forever21, Bag: Zara, Booties: Steve Madden, Liquid Leggings: Forever21}

{Lipstick: Rimmel 109 Nails: Essie: Red-Y Set Ex}

Plaid & Leather

Hey lovelies! I thought I'd do a quick outfit post! Sorry for the bad quality they're a little blurry but I thought I'd share anyways! I'm loving fall and all the dark colors! I love layering and mixing fabrics let me know what you think! xo

{Tops: Target, Liquid Leggings: Forever 21, Booties: Forever 21, Bag: Alexander Wang, Jewelry: Lovely Obsessions}

Transitioning into Fall

Fall has to be one of my favorite seasons. I love layering, dark colors and boots. Since the sun still comes out for a while I can get away with wearing shorts but boots and this military green jacket give it the fall feel I love.

{Jacket: Nordstrom BP. Shirt: Target Shorts: Thrifted & cut by me Boots: Steve Madden}

Lipstick Color is M.A.C Rebel

Double Chain can be purchased over at lovelyobsessions.bigcartel.com

Hope you're loving fall as much as I am. xo

HOW TO: DIY Bleached Studded Denim Shorts

 Step 1: Pick out some old high waisted jeans from the thrift store. I chose these 

Gap Boys jeans since I couldn't find any cute girl ones. You have to keep looking.

 Step 2: Measure and mark the length you want your shorts to be on both sides 

and cut.

 Step 3: With one end of the scissors "scratch" across until you make the 

distressed look you want place one of the pant legs you cut off before under so 

that you don't cut across the back of the jean or pockets.

 Step 4: Fill a bucket with water and bleach. The amount of bleach and time

 obviously depends on how bleached you want them. I left mine for about 2 hours

 because I wanted a lighter shade of the denim.

 Step 5: Wash and air dry to see your final results.

Step 6: Stud them! There are many styles you can make but this was the design

 I went for. Let me know if you have any questions or link me to one 

of your DIY if you have already done one. I'd love to see.