runway to diy: festival sunglasses.

Accessories · Style
Good morning, friends! I’m so excited to bring you another installement of Madalyn’s killer Runway to DIY feature. As I’ve very well established, I am the least crafty lady of all time – so I’m thankful that Madalyn is able to share her mad skills with the rest of us 😉 If you didn’t catch her floral collar DIY from June, you best get on it pronto!
This month we’re showing Prada who’s boss and sharing a floral inspired take of their 2014 eyeler line.
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Have you ever wondered what it was like to actually be able to flaunt the season’s hottest trends without draining your bank account? Yeah, so have we. So in an effort to make runway trends more accessible, we bring to you a brand new column called Runway DIY. We will use runway inspirations to create affordable and stylish DIY projects you can create at home.
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DIY: Embellished Sunglasses
Runway: Prada S/S 2014 eyewear and jewelry
Total Cost: Less than $15.00
Total Time: 20 minutes
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Season after season Prada continues to create whimsical and unique pieces that, in reality, only a certain type of daring woman can pull off and make look good i.e. Anna Dello Russo. This DIY aims to bring Prada’s out there pieces a bit back down to Earth. I combined the fierce frames of the sunglasses with the delicate flowery jewelry for a look that is truly sophisticated and feminine. This Runway DIY is inexpensive, fast and fun and is a project that anyone can do. So grab your favorite shades and flowery necklace and let’s get started!

Supplies
You will need…
-One pair of sunglasses of choice
-One necklace of choice
-A pair of pliers
-E6000 adhesive glue
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Process
1. Use your pliers to remove the flower charms from the necklace.
2. Glue the charms to the corners of the sunglass frames.
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3. Allow drying time for the glue to set [20 minutes].
Making your new pair of embellished sunglasses was literally as easy as 1,2,3! You can pair your new shades with a bright lip and sundress like I did or keep it more casual with a blouse and a pair of shorts. Either way, your new look is definitely summer chic!
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