Eye Makeup

From my doll family to yours, we wish all of our friends a very Happy Easter. The holiday came very early this year, a little too close to Paris week. But, the new girls in the house got into the box of head gear and started their own "Easter Parade." So today, we're presenting a few of our favorite Easter hats from previous posts. The tutorials on how we made the wide brimmed picture hats can be found by clicking  here . And there are other posts on how we made hats from existing elements which you might like by clicking here and also here . Enjoy. All images and text property of Fashion Doll Stylist. 2016. Follow us on Twitter: @FashDollStylist Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/FashDollStylist We're also on Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/FashDollStylist Join us on Instagram and show off your stuff: www.instagram/fashiondollstylist

Sweater:   CLICK HERE    o   Jeans:   ZARA     o     Bunny ears:   OYSHO    o     Jewellery:   YES      o   Nails :   HERE   Sweter:   CLICK HERE    o   Jeansy:   ZARA     o     Uszy królicze:   OYSHO    o     Biżuteria:   YES      o   Pazury :   HERE Kochani, z okazji nadchodzącej Wielkanocy, wrzucam dla Was ten kolorowy post z przymrużeniem oka, oraz życzę Wam, niezależnie od tego czy wierzycie w Buddę, Chrystusa, czy może dzielnie czcicie Matkę Naturę, wiosny   oknami ( i w serduchach), bo sam moment, kiedy życie po raz kolejny zatacza swój krąg aby narodzić się na nowo w postaci zielonych przebłysków świeżej egzystencji jest wystarczającym powodem do świętowania.  Znajdźcie teraz moment dla siebie i swojej rodziny, żeby odpocząć od pracy nabrać do życia nie...

If you liked the last post, you're simply going to LOVE this one. The girls found LOTS to love, LOTS to wear!!! Moreover, many of these looks are super simple to make, using as a base, many of the basic patterns. The key to making them work is styling--the choice of accessories! Uptown Girl These are classy, classic looks with just the right embellishment to make it really special. A little fur on the hem of the sleeves; lots of pearls drip from the shoulders of a narrow tweed dress. For the dolly version of the Chanel dress (the opening photo), I ended up making two. The first one I lined which proved to be a huge mistake. The fabric was thick and even though I used China silk for the lining, the end result lacked the long, lean essence of the original look, even when I tried it on the skinniest of dolls (the Barbie Model Muses). I started again, this time without the lining. I fitted it to conform to Dorian's body, added more length at the hem and designed a wide belt t...

This post has been in my drafts for so long because I never got the chance to complete it. I don't know if many of you noticed but during August last year I decided to stop wearing false strip lashes. It was way too time consuming when it came to getting ready and I could never find the perfect ones for my eye length. Naturally my lashes are very fine and I've always had trouble finding the right mascara that would both thicken and add length. I tried rapid lash growth serum and that helped to an extent. I later decided to do some research on some natural ways I could help my lashes grow. I made a mixture of caster oil and avocado oil, I mixed the two together in a small Muji container. Every evening I would apply the mixture on to my lash line with a small eye liner brush, now I didn't notice a difference instantly it took a while for me to notice, In fact it was other people that would start asking what lashes I'm wearing. You don't usually notice a change when it...

We stand in solidarity with our Belgian friends in condemning the senseless, ignorant and deplorable acts of terrorism like the ones carried out in Brussels this morning. To the Belgian people...know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. April

Paris is in turmoil. The French capital hasn't completely recovered from last November's terror attacks. Two major fashion houses are operating without artistic directors while rumors circulate about the departure of designers from other firms. Unemployment is high, retail sales are low....but the show must go on.... The good news: fashion week was nine days long...plenty enough time to stroll through the good, the bad and everything in between. As usual, Paris is a laboratory where designers often experiment with new concepts as well as offer a new twist on old favorites. In this, the first of two parts, the girls show off their picks for the trendy side of style. The first major trend we noticed was the move towards longer hemlines. Add to that, looser styles from free flowing skirts to wider pants and you've got silhouettes that are the direct opposite to those figure choking clothes that have dominated the market for over a decade. Coats and jackets have broader shoulde...