Motorcycle Princess
Oh how I love the look of matching cute dresses with heavy leather jackets. Pink princess and motorcycle badass is my favorite combo at the moment. Here by Dior:
I’ve posted these pictures earlier, but they give such a good idea of other ways to play with the look:
In other words: a pair of black driving gloves and a cute dress is all it takes. Budget tip: A cute vintage night gown and a something black leather off Ebay.
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December 3rd, 2005 at 6:11 pm
i love the combi too!
December 3rd, 2005 at 6:12 pm
Me too–it really is my only look (well, beyond tank tops and shorts–its hot here in Texas!), hence my reluctance to cover fashion on ebeautydaily :) LOL
December 3rd, 2005 at 6:13 pm
Generally I think that use of contrasts attract me when it comes to fashion. And this one is so good cause you get to be cute and cool at the same time.
January 18th, 2006 at 6:04 pm
[…] Since I’ve been craving some fingerless driving gloves I decided to cut the fingers off the black pair. They only had one black pair left or else I would have bought an extra to experiment with. The whole experience was rather scary. The gloves were so nice WITH fingers and the project could fail completely. Then I came to the conclution that fingerless driving gloves can be worn indoors as well as outdoors which expands the possibilities of wear conciderably. Besides, I’ve never ever found a pair. It went well. They would have looked better if it was professionally done, but these are to be worn as a bit hard look, so if they aren’t perfect down to the smallest detail it really doesn’t matter. I hope… If you want to try doing the same thing cut the fingers off a little longer than you’d think. I thought I’d try them rather long at first and shorten them bit by bit, but ended up not shortening them at all. Also remember to fasten all the old stitches or the whole thing will fall appart. Oh, and in case you were wondering here’s one way to do the look, and here’s another. Click To Comment […]
May 4th, 2006 at 10:26 am
[…] What was so great about this guy was that he really got that I was interested in the biker style. As I have written about several times, biker inspired styles is a look to keep an eye out for. He gave me a lot of ideas, so in stead of reading Vogue for biker style, it’s much more fun to get some tips from a real biker. I don’t mean for you to dress up like a biker from head to toe (that might get you in trouble), but add a few elements to your outfit if you like the look. Here are some quotes I hope you’ll enjoy: […]