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    How To Sew An Exposed Zipper

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    Alex Gambardella on Jul 16, 2009 7:20 AM PDT
    Nicole Smith is an editor at CraftStylish, a site dedicated to fashionable how-tos and do-it-yourself crafts. Below she introduces a fun project in which you can embellish clothing yourself with exposed zippers.

    Zippers have come a long way over the years; they're used in everything from garments and shoes to accessories and home decor. You may install a zipper simply to let you in and out of a garment, but why not make it stylish at the same time? In the Spring '09 issue of SewStylish, couture sewer Anna Mazur showed you how to insert zippers four ways. Here is one of the techniques inspired by many designers including Marni. When installing an exposed zipper, you can throw all the zipper-insertion rules out the window. Turn the seam allowances to the right side, topstitch the zipper over them to conceal the fabric edges, and let the zipper tape show on the outside of the garment. You can choose a matching or contrasting zipper for even more stand-out style. Click on over to the CraftStylish blog for the full step-by-step instructions... then get sewing!

    The Loveliest Shoes For Your Dainty Bridal Feet

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    Amber Fijolek on May 13, 2009 10:22 AM PDT
    It's probably a given that you're going to get a lot of looks on your wedding day. And trust me, in all your beauty, there'll be a lot to look at! There's nothing plain Jane about these kicks -- these picks are so detailed, they'll knock your socks off. Your shoes, although away from the focus, can still be a highlight of your wedding look. If you're looking for a way to play up a simpler style you may have chosen for your gown, hair, jewelry and other accessories, don't exclude your shoes from the running of being your best wedding accompaniment. If not for a short gown and stems to get your feet noticed, these shoes will draw attention to your pretty polished toes even with a sneak glance from under a long, ballroom-style gown. Foot fetishes aside, these bridal shoes will make your feet the most coveted in the room!

    Bag Of The Week: The Marni Acrylic Detail Clutch

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    Pamela Pekerman on Oct 22, 2008 7:24 AM PDT
    Some bags scream" look at me!" - they're bold in color, rich in hardware, loaded with patent shine, or all of the above. Others blend into the background- they're neutral in shade, lack excess embellishment and don't venture into uncharted silhouettes. And then there are those in between that bring on compliments and gazes based on sheer uniqueness, a hint of something fresh, and an artistic touch. Marni's Acrylic Detail Clutch fits into the latter grouping. The shape? Nothing new- a simple frame, coin-purse-like style clutch. The soft, graphite grey color doesn't immediately catch they eye either. It's about the little acrylic and multicolor bead that accents the clutch. What is it? Upon first look, I saw a butterfly. Now, I think it's falling flower petals. The detailing isn't grand, but it will keep your girlfriends in conversation wondering, "Where did you get that clutch?" I'm certain many will not purchase this clutch. For one, it is expensive for today's market. And two, not everyone will get how or when to wear it. For those who can afford and do get this stroke of bag-a-licious genius, send pictures, and think of me as you enter your credit card number.
    Tags : handbag , grey , detail , bead
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