While Hanna's nails were fun, bright, and summery, they're definitely not something I'd wear every day. I'm not a huge fan of yellow nail polish and have to be in the right mood for bright pink. I did, however, love the pattern, so I decided to try out different colors! This combo was definitely my favorite! I used China Glaze's Princess Grace in replace of the yellow and OPI's Sahara Sapphire for the pink!
After about a week of sewing myself clothes, I realized I needed a dress form if I ever wanted it to work out. One of the perks of sewing my own clothes is that I don't have to spend the money on overpriced items. But even with all the money saved, I could not afford a dress form, especially an adjustable one that would fit my shape. So instead, I decided to... make... my... own. I could not have done this without the amazing tutorial from Threads. Check it out here!
So excited to share this dress that I made! I got the materials at Jomar so the total comes in at way under $5, plus I've got tons of fabric left over! It's basically a light gray circle skirt with a darker gray, somewhat sheer circle skirt on top of that. The top is a heathered peach tank (I used my favorite tank top as a template and traced it onto the fabric). The seam where the tank and skirt meet is not very pretty, so I made a quick belt out of the under skirt fabric to conceal it! In total, it probably only took 2-3 hours and I'm super pleased with how the dress turned out! 
Anyone who's tried an eos Lip Balm Smooth Sphere knows just how moisturizing they are. On top of that, they come in 6 awesome flavors! (lemon drop & summer fruit are my favorites!) So when I heard that eos also makes an "ulta moisturizing shave cream," I couldn't wait to find it in a store! Finally, I spotted it (very well priced!) at Bed, Bath, & Beyond and picked it up right away. 
