diy: the cold shoulder.

One of my favorite blogs has to be by model turned street style blogger, Hanneli Mustaparta. (click here) I immediately fell in love

with this picture. There's something about the denim on denim combo with that buttery oak color of her Mulberry bag that makes her

outfit perfection. Although her shirt is essentially a loose fitting denim button down, the cutout shoulder is definitely an eye catching

detail that adds a touch of feminine sexiness. Can you believe her top is actually a vintage bodysuit?? I knew it was a one of a kind

so I took matters into my own hands and made my own version. Check out my DIY below!

I used my dad's old denim shirt. He's had it for years but I love how it feels so worn and oversize.

1) Fold over the shirt in half and pin down with straight pins to hold shirt in place.

2) Draw line with marking pencil along arm hole. (I used a bowl as a guide)

3) Carefully cut along the lines with a fabric scissor.

**Make sure you ONLY cut half of the line you drew. Start from the top of the shoulder to the center. If you cut all the way, it will

just become a sleeveless button down!**