all about DIY (outfi post)/ uradi sam filozofija (odjevna kombinacija)














Lots of DIY elements in this look. To start with a bag with inscription 'Once a book worm always a book warm'. The jeans I have worked on with textile paint as well. Next DIY element - two DIY necklaces. Finally there is embroidered denim vest (that I'm not ever wearing on most photographs because it is so damn hot). The pointy booties are from Peko as most of my shoes tend to be (support the local economy and all that)...and how could I forget? The apple pie I'm eating I've baked myself! When it comes to food, I'm all for DIY philosophy of life.

Puno uradi sam stvari u ovom ruhu. Za početak tu je torba za natpisom koja potvrđuje moju ljubav prema knjigama, a traperice su na slični način ukrašene tekstilnim bojama. Iduće djelo mojih ruku su dvije ogrlice...i konačno je tu izvezen (cvjetićima) prsluk od jeansa (koji na većini slika i ne nosim jer je bilo tako prokleto vruće). Čizmice na špic su iz Peka kao i većina cipela koje imam (podupirimo lokalnu ekonomiju i sve to)...i kako da zaboravim? Pitu od jabuka na američki način (jer kod nas je pita nešto drugo) sama sam ispekla! Kada se radi o hrani, uvijek sam za uradi sam filozofiju života.

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  1. Unknown19 October 2014 at 01:59

    Ja mislim da bi ti i ni iz čega stvorila nešto :) Sve mi se mnogo dopada i samo po sebi, i u kombinaciji sa ostalim. Svaka čast :)

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  2. Andrijana19 October 2014 at 04:05

    Ivanice, kad odes na podesavanja pa na sablon otvoriti se nov prozor i tu imas opciju "Uzivo na blogu" i uzmes ispod toga opciju ''prilagodi'' On ce ti ponuditi razne opcije pa klikni na ''podesavanje sirina''. Tu mozes podesiti da ti ne idu ti delovi teksta i slicice sa desne strane po slikama :)) Ja sam s tim imala problem pa sam nekako provalila to i od tada mi je ta bela pozadina malo veca i povucena u levo jer se i meni kao i tebi sve nalazi sa desne strane. Eto cisto jedan mali savet od srca :) Blog ti je super i rado ga posecujem. Divna si, puno poljubaca :* :*


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    1. Ivana Split19 October 2014 at 05:27

      hvala, meni ti tehnički savjeti uvijek dobro dođu jer sam inače za takve stvari tudum.

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  3. Szöszi19 October 2014 at 04:21

    very nice pictures!
    good outfit!
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  4. Unknown19 October 2014 at 05:05

    E sad bi i ja malo te pite, taman sam gladna :))

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    1. Ivana Split19 October 2014 at 05:58

      bojim se da nema...kod mene sve brzo plane:) kako moja mama kaže kod nas u kući hrana se ne zadržava, ali mogu ispeći ponovo nije problem:)

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  5. Fabrizia Spinelli19 October 2014 at 08:33

    Troppo carina la collana!
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  6. Dascha19 October 2014 at 09:18

    Great look!!

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  7. the chilicool19 October 2014 at 09:27

    Un look carinissimo, molto bella la collana!
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  8. leadved19 October 2014 at 10:28

    Beautiful necklace! :)

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  9. Monsterchen19 October 2014 at 12:09

    wooow you look so beautiful here! i love that necklace and the top! so pretty!
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  10. Rosalind19 October 2014 at 12:37

    You look radiant in the many 'you-made' and 'you-embellished' parts of your outfit and the sun and backdrop just add to that buoyant feeling. Lovely necklaces in particular.
    As a child, did you ever have those lurid coloured necklaces made of sweets, strung on thin elastic? They tasted weird, but I was strangely reminded of them thinking of you eating your home-made pie, while wearing your hand-made things: I suddenly recalled the odd pleasure of eating something I was wearing! Strange thought.

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  11. Caro *19 October 2014 at 14:17

    My beautiful Ivana, you are very pretty with this top and these jeans.
    You look great ! Kisses and have a lovely week :)

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  12. Carmen Cotugno19 October 2014 at 14:44

    bellissimo look, la collana è fantastica :)
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  13. Kristina19 October 2014 at 18:54

    Embroidered vest je simpaticna...kak se to uopce kaze na nasem...? Prsluk? Uglavnom, lijep je. Ja bi ga na bijelu boho bluzicu i traperice ili sorc.

    Hvala ti, btw, sto si mi konacno razrijesila misterij pozadine u tvojim slikama....dakle, Mostar. :D Tata mi je iz BiH, blizu Mostara.

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    1. Ivana Split20 October 2014 at 00:02

      Da, prsluk bi bilo standardno (izvezeni prsluk), mada ja većinom kažem điletin, ali trudim se kad pišem da to bude pravilno koliko toliko:)

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  14. Ivana19 October 2014 at 23:28

    Sviđa mi se ova varijanta crne ogrlice sa cirkonima, ova je malo drugačija, iz dva je dijela, jeli tako? :)
    Ti si definitivno čudo što se tiče kreativnosti i svaka ti čast na volji! Pitice, koje god, obožavam :)

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    1. Ivana Split20 October 2014 at 00:03

      To je zapravo bila jedna ogrlica, ali ja sam je pretvorila u dvije tako da mogu manji dio često nositi, a kad mi se nosi baš veliki komad onda nosim obje:)
      Hvala ti<3

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  15. Only Yesterday Blog19 October 2014 at 23:34

    Aww i love this look, its so vintage and chic!

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  16. LoveT.19 October 2014 at 23:36

    Wonderful Denim Outfit ,love it :)
    big Hugs <3

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  17. The Fashion Stir Fry20 October 2014 at 05:41

    You are the DIY queen and you did such a fine job. I am sure denim must be a fun piece to work. So i discovered. Lots you can do with denim. You look great Ivana.

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  18. Unknown20 October 2014 at 14:22

    Nice Ivana..love!

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  19. A Very Sweet Blog20 October 2014 at 15:03

    Really cool outfit. I love the design in your jeans! Beautiful surroundings.
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  20. Lera20 October 2014 at 18:56

    The necklace drew my attention right away, and you have a great smile!

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  21. Mihaela Pojogu21 October 2014 at 09:53

    You posed so natural and relax, I like the boho/hippy vibe. Lovely vest.

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  22. Sanja21 October 2014 at 13:45

    Prelepe fotografije :**

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