American Eagle Flip Flops from Payless

My favorite type of summer clothing would have to be my flip flops. Any other time of the year your feet get stuck in shoes, boots, or heels. However when summer rolls around flip flops become mandatory everyday wear. My favorites are ‘American Eagle’ brand from Payless. The come in such fun bright colors and very stylish designs, all the while managing to be fairly inexpensive. Styles can actually range from simple beach attire or to nicer yet still relaxed evening foot wear. There is just something about a great pair of flip flops, they instantly send a more relaxed and laid back message, which is what summer should be.

Short Shorts for Summer

Shorts create instant horizontal lines across the thighs. Women who have good looking legs would like to show off their legs this summer. I love shorts because you look fashionable and professional while staying cool in the summer. My favourite pair of shorts for summer is the grey coloured b132 Cute Short Hot Pants.

This pair of shorts is sexy low rise short shorts which looks seasonal. It has two angled side pockets and is 4″ inseam and zip fly with two buttons implying that it’s a button closure. Every time I wear it, it brings out the clear shape of my hips, makes me feel comfortable, relaxed, simple and attractive. It’s cheap and has a long lasting fabric, easy to wash both hand wash and machine wash. It draws attention away from a complete look since they are form-fitting and can be matched with a simple stylish top and simple flip-flops.

My friends keep asking me where I buy my shorts, so that they can go and buy them too. They say that it looks short but attractive for summer. I shop online because that is where I get array of collections and sometimes I walk to the Latin Dance Store that is where I get shorts from. I bought it at a get away price of $24.99. I wear it mostly on summer seasons, when am going shopping and when I’m at home with my friends.

How to Make Legwarmers

The quickest way to make a pair of legwarmers is to cut the sleeves off of a sweater.  Granted, it’s not quite that simple (you’ve got to finish the ends so they don’t unravel), and you have to have a sweater that you don’t want to wear as a sweater anymore, but I think that even with no sewing experience at all, a little ingenuity can solve those problems. If you’re especially adventurous, you can add ribbons and bows and buttons also!  It seems that what I’m interested in is not crafting for crafting’s sake, but rather having the ability to get or create what I want while minimizing time and/or money spent.  Plus, a bonus sweater-vest!