What You'll Need:
Two belts of identical size
(Yep, that's it!)
It typically looks better if you choose belts of different colors and/or patterns. This will give your look an interesting dynamic when paired with monochrome garments. Connect the buckle of belt #1 to the belt hole of belt #2.
Now you're essentially left with one long belt. Wrap it twice around your waist, and buckle as you would a normal belt.
If (like most fashionistas) you have a flair for the dramatic, you could even repeat the look with three or four belts for a more corseted look!xx,CC
P.S. "That's the statement of the great mint in Doublemint gum!"
(At least those were the lyrics when I was a kid, hehe)
9 comments:
what a clever idea! and so simple!
Cara you cheeser I love you "two shakes of a lamb's tail"
Def cute idea with the belt, I'm def going to try this one! maybe one patent and one matte??
xoxo JULIA
this is a great idea! i never realized how simple it is to recreate a corseted type belt that were all over the runways:)
love this idea.
you have a great little blog here.
As a guy i've always worn two belts when I can't decide on what one to wear, in context anyway, looks cool!
Black and white!
that's a very cool idea, i think i'll try it ;)
so easy, yet so amazing!!!!!!
gives you that "why didn't i think of that?" moment.
you are brilliant!
Yeah I have definitely been looking for a "double belt" look...and this is the perfect solution. Kudos!
:)
&& the fuuny thing is I saw one of these online && was wondering WHERE THE HECK CAN I GET THAT.
question answered thnx!
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