"BAD" Ass Camouflage

I made sure not to miss out on an opportunity to wear green this year for St. Patrick's Day. I don't have much green in my wardrobe, but I do own some camouflage pieces and today I chose this vintage USMC military jacket. I found it at a thrift store for only $10. 

Camo is such an effortlessly bad ass print. This jacket is so perfectly warn in too. I also added some buttons I've acquired in the past year and small metal studs. My buttons from left to right: Knives by Andy Warhol, cover art from Fleetwood Mac's Rumours, and a Ouiji Board. I try to always keep studs around for craft projects (especially personalizing thrifted items!). This week I found a couple packages of small studs at Michael's craft store. You can also find cheap studded belts at the thrift store and remove the studs to use later. 

I also painted this "BAD" t-shirt. I love singular words on t-shirts, and couldn't find exactly what I wanted in a store so I decided to make my own. Painting shirts is probably my favorite craft project! I usually load up on plain t-shirts and fabric paint during sales at craft stores. And for inspiration, I'll usually research fonts (I use FontSpace!) and use those as a reference when drawing my design.

 

 

Camo Military Jacket: Thrifted ($10)

"BAD" Shirt: DIY

Pants: Forever 21

Combat Boots: Forever 21

Knives Button: Andy Warhol Museum

Fleetwood Mac Rumours Button: Thrifted

Ouiji Board Button: Hot Topic

Studs: Michaels

All Black Everything

The weather has finally been warming up here in Ohio (it's now a whole 40 degrees!). So I was able to take a few picture yesterday.  It was warm enough to wear just shorts and tights and a leather jacket so I took advantage. This whole look was created at Forever 21 and H&M.

Leather Jacket: H&M
Wolf Shirt: Forever 21

Shorts: Forever21

Boots: Forever21

Color Blocking

I'm always looking for new and interesting places to take outfit photos and I thought this old building near my school would be a perfect opportunity to show off my new color blocked coat from SheInside. To keep the coat as the statement piece I paired it with black neutral pieces. 

Coat: SheInside

Shoes: Jeffrey Campbell