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Hey beauties, 

I missed last months inspiration station due to the move, but I'm pretty sure it would have been pretty similar to this. 

I am LOVING everything hippy/boho/festival style at the moment. Like, obsessed! I think I've finally found my one true fashion love. Please just gimme it all, thank you please. 

Who are your style inspirations this month? Let me know below so I can check them out.
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Wednesday Wishlist - ASOS asos | boho | clothes | copper | fall | fashion | festival | flowers | hair | hippy | orange | paisely | wednesday | when | whenflowersfall | wishlist

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Hi beauties,

Now I don't know about you guys, but I for sure am loving the festival trend that's floating about. What with moving house and other things that just drain money away, I haven't attended any festivals this year. But, that's not to say that I can't enjoy the fashion that goes along with it.

I don't usually shop on ASOS. I can never really find anything that grabs my eye and makes me want it, until now. I officially want the majority of the site. Making this wishlist post was pretty difficult and I could have added so much more.

The cuts, the prints, the overall relaxed feel of everything above. I want it all! I'm only hoping that it'll still be available when I have some real pennies to spend and I can finally revamp my wardrobe. I've never actually managed to do it. I buy one or two things and still I'm living in tatty, boring clothes.

With the new hair, I want a new look. I need to find my 'fun', 'different' Sam again. 

The above thirteen items together would set me back £210.50. Not bad if I do say so myself. I just need to start saving!

xoxo

MeMeMe Boho Balm in Pink Rouge balm | blush | boho | boho balm | cheek | cream | favourite | festival | gloss | groupon | lip balm | mememe | review | tint | whenflowersfall

Take a gander at this amazing new product from MeMeMe, the Boho Balms comes in two different shades, Pink Rouge and Coral Taupe. They are a mutli-purpose product suitable for both cheeks and lips. MeMeMe created these in time for festival season, as they make the perfect addition to any festival go-ers bag.

I purchased this in my little groupon buy and I have to say, it's my favourite item out of the entire lot.

The boho balm formula is super smooth, incredibly moisturising and has amazing colour pay off.

My favourite way to wear this shade is to wear the more coral/rouge shade on my lips and the pink on my cheeks.

Both shades can be applied with your finger tips, of course when using on your cheeks, just make sure to blend out nicely to avoid china doll cheeks. (Unless that's the look you're going for.) A little goes a very long way. 

I'm very, very tempted to buy the other shade as I love this so much. Even if you aren't attending any festivals, it's the perfect product to just pop in your hand bag and go.

At only £6.50, these little beauts are a bargain. You can purchase both options on the MeMeMe website, here.

DIY - Create a bit of festival chic for cheap. blog | chairty shop | cheap | chic | customise | cut | dit | do it yourself | dye | fabric | festival | fringe | paint | tank top | whenflowersfall fashion

Hi my loves!I thought it was time to share another little DIY with you. This time it's the turn of 'how to turn a t-shirt into a tank top'. 
1. Make sure to lie your shirt on a flat surface. Line up the seams and cut off the sleeves.2. To make sure that you don't cut the front too long, put your shirt on and use a pin to mark how low you want it to be. You can also pin how wide you want the straps to be at this point.3. After taking the shirt off again, cut in a curve from the top of the shoulder, past the strap tip and down to the lowest pin.4. To make sure the front of your shirt is symmetrical, once you get to the lowest pin, fold over the material and follow that line for the other side. 5. For the back, you only want to cut below the seam of the original seam. If you cut too much lower, you could risk having a very loose, off the shoulder tank top.6. From this point on, your options are endless. I used some Dylon fabric paint and a handmade cat logo to personalise mine, but you can do absolutely what ever you like to it. I actually it would be great to fringe the bottom for the last step. Just a little bit of festival chic for cheap. 
If you do this tutorial, make sure to link me to a picture below! I would love to see what you guys come up with!!