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Simple but effective yes?!

So I’ve started doing stuff with chains now :D
Just put two holes in the shirt,add the eyelets,then just connect a few different colour chains. The silver goes really well on black,if your guna use gold chains maybe go for a white shirt.
Hope you like…

Hope you like y’all :D

Gone back to studding my shirts again. Only did through the edges on the collar on this one,so my next one I will do the whole thing… When I can afford to buy some more studs :/

So I went gay for studs and did the shoulders and collar. If you mark out the space between the studs it will give a better balanced and symmetrical shape. Only thing when I wear this shirt I can’t wear a bag that goes over the shoulder as the studs dig in. No pain no gain!

Found this reindeer necklace in Primark and just shortened the chain so it sits around the collar.#igotoprimarktomuch :/

I made this when I was so poor and couldn’t afford to buy anything new. Just used an old necklace and two studs for it to hook too,simple but v.effective. It was a bit tricky geting it too hook on,and fit the chain to be the right length especially when you have to keep putting the shirt on and off to see how it looks.

I want this so bad! There’s no way I would find this kinda storage space in London on my rent budget… FML!

These shoes make me wet my pants every time I wear them as I freaking love them! They where only £15 from H&M,but if you have some old shoes you want to update why not use masking tape to create the shape you want on the end and spray paint them?Could look pretty sick tbh…

This is deffantly my favourite shirt at the moment,the simplicity in just putting a collar bar on it makes it looks so good and it’s so cheap to do. Again get a Primark slim fit shirt (£5),find the cheapest bar on eBay you can find (mine cost £6,good bargain if you ask me) and use your whole punch on where you want it and your good to go!