Denim Studded Shorts

I don't know about you but I'm seeing studded shorts EVERYWHERE!

With my holiday coming up in July I'm defiantly thinking of purchasing myself some denim studded short or even better creating my own DIY pair. I cant actually believe I haven't already got myself these 'must have' shorts but I've been scowling Ebay the last couple of weeks for the studs I want and I'm yet to find them but im determined that I wont give up until I find them (if you guys know where I can get some spiked pyramid studs comment below would be very much appreciated)...

I just love how they stand out, without a doubt if somebody is out wearing them they catch my eye instantly. I've seen so many different styles and the beauty of creating them yourself is you can literally stud where ever you like making it fit it to your personal style. So girls watch this space I'll do a post as soon as I've done them! 

Do you have a pair or even studded your own already??

Natalie xxx


I don't own the rights to any of these pictures, their just inspirational searches 

How HOT does Rihanna look in these studded shorts? 

OOTD #1 - DIY Studded Collar

I just thought I'd put up a more detailed post about my 'DIY studded collar' for those who want to try it out themselves, even if your just to be curious about studding for the first time or where I purchased the studs from. Its a quick and easy way to jazz up your outfit, cost are minimal and so are the tools you'll be using. 

First of all I purchased my studs from JosyRose website they were £2.25 per 10 grams which works out roughly 55 studs, they have many different types to choose from which come in either gold or silver. I then looked through my clothes and chose which piece I wanted to stud, I ended up going with my red sheer shirt from Topshop which was brought quite a while back now so I'm not sure if its still available to buy, but the reason I chose it was because it had gold button detail which I thought would go really well with the studs and look a little more eye catching. 

Once your studs have arrive you'll see they have a claw like back which is how they stay on the shirt and this where your tool comes in, a blunt kitchen knife. As you get an idea of where your going to place your studs weather it be the collar or the cuff of the sleeve or even a pocket, you poke the stud through the material and then carefully press each spike from the back down using your blunt kitchen knife and then your stud should stay firmly placed (even in the wash). Continue to repeat this until you have completed your look, and that is really all you need to do, depending on the surface area is weather it becomes quite time consuming however the end result is defiantly worth it.

So get studding girls, 

Natalie xxx

Please if your under 16yrs ask a parent/carer for assistance as it could be dangerous...

Shirt: Topshop

Bottoms: H&M

Shoes: River Island

Studs: JosyRose