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1. Big chiffon flower brooch

Love Maegan guides you through the process of creating an adorably fluffy chiffon brooch designed to look like a big, blossoming flower. We love the way the layers of chiffon create a sort of fluffy texture that resembles the petals of a peony, but with more body!

2. Peach chiffon and black lace blouse

If you’re confident in your sewing skills then perhaps you came across this list hoping for sewing patterns in order to make yourself actual garments? We don’t blame you! DIY clothing is always fun to make for yourself but it’s particularly enjoyable to work with chiffon because you can make versatile pieces like this chiffon and lace blouse. The loose fitting style makes it so you can wear it quite casually, but the lace collar also means you can dress the look up if you pair it with the right accessories. Get the full instructions on From Rags to Couture.

3. Romantic butterfly blouse

Perhaps you have a pre-made chiffon blouse that you enjoy the fit of, but that you wish had a little more personality or style? Try embellishing it with- surprise, surprise- even more chiffon! We adore the way Fashion Rolla used contrasting pieces of chiffon in a soft pink to create little butterfly shape details across the chest and shoulders.

4. DIY chiffon maxi skirt

One of the best parts about making clothing from chiffon is the way the material flows and shifts with your movements, especially if you’re walking around outside in the breeze. Few garments will show that characteristic off in the material as well as a long maxi skirt! Zaira Benson shows you how to make one (and we’re willing to bet that the process is easier than you think).

5. Beaded chiffon flower

Do you love the idea of making a chiffon flower like the brooch you saw above but you’d rather your flower actually have a centre instead of just being a bunch of petals? Well, lucky for you, iCreative Ideas has already outline the steps you’ll need to follow to make that happen! We love the way they’ve taken the newly created centre as an opportunity to add a bit of sparkle or beading.

6. A-line chiffon bridesmaids dress

Perhaps you’re up for more of a challenge than just a shirt or a skirt and you’ve been hoping to find a good pattern for a full stylish dress? Well, if you ask us, we think chiffon is the perfect material for making gorgeous bridesmaids dresses! We’re particularly huge fans of how slimming and flattering this a-line design from CraftyGeeky is.

7. Pink pleated chiffon skirt

Have you been able to appreciate the skirt options we’ve given you so far, but none of them have quite grabbed our attention yet? Well, here’s another one for your consideration! There are so many things to love about this design. We like the way the chiffon layer is almost sheer except for the lining underneath. We love the length. More than anything, though, we love the pleats! Check the design out in more detail on Threaded.

8. 70s style chiffon dress

Did you like the idea of making a dress of out pretty, flowing chiffon but the a-line bridesmaids dress above is just a little too formal for what you had in mind? Then check out this more casual design from From Rags to Couture instead! We love the way the cut and top trim looks like a total throwback to the 1970s.

9. Colour block chiffon top

Sometimes all the detail a top needs to really stand out is a simple colour blocking effect that creates some solid contrast! We love the way Chic Steals created this effect by making a light red chiffon blouse and adding a solid black collar. The overall visual is simple but it still makes an impact.

10. Chiffon rose with leaves

You’ve already seen two different chiffon flowers on our list, but maybe you had something a little different in mind when it comes to design? Rather than peonies or bejeweled blossoms, try making this gorgeous chiffon rose created by bunching and swirling the material around itself. We love the added touch of leaves and a hair clip by iCreative Ideas.

11. DIY chiffon “shoncho”

Have you ever heard of a “shoncho”? Well, we hadn’t either until we came across this post, but we’re certainly glad that we have now! The design is a stylish cross between a shirt and a poncho and we love the relaxed fit and casual look it gives. As with all chiffon clothing, we also love the slightly sheer effect it has even though it features a pattern. Check the simple sewing process out in more detail on See Cate Create!

12. DIY flowing chiffon dress

When you read the sentence “70s inspired dress” about the design above, did your mind’s eye go somewhere a little different, even though that style was quite accurate for the era? That makes a lot of sense, since the 70s were such a rich time for fashion. Perhaps this pretty, flowing maxi dress is more along the lines of what you were thinking! We’re in love with the gorgeous zig-zagging pattern that Sew Up made this version in and, of course, we’re so glad to see that it’s made of chiffon!

13. Chiffon dress underlay

Do you own a dress that you love the style of but you’re just tall enough that the skirt hem falls a little too high on your legs? Realizing that a dress is too short for your tastes is no reason to get rid of it, especially if you’re a DIY enthusiast! Instead, follow Bead and Cord‘s lead and sew a pretty chiffon underlay beneath the skirt to give it some extra length.

14. Chiffon gathered skirt

Did you love the pleated chiffon skirt design above but you’re actually looking for even more pleating in order to take advantage of the way your favourite material gathers in such an easy, perfect way? Then we think you’ll love this more gathered version instead! You can control how dramatically you gather the material in order to create larger or smaller pleats. See more about the design on Delia Creates.

15. Ruffled chiffon heels

Maybe your favourite part of working with chiffon is that its one of the easiest fabrics to create stylish ruffles out of? We certainly do love the way it sits against itself when it’s bunched into thin, sheer layers. Styleoholic suggests creating a sassy ruffle on the back of a pair of bright pumps to add even more personality than they already had!

Do you know another DIY enthusiast who loves working with and wearing chiffon as much as we do? Share this post with them for a little bit of sheer colourful inspiration!

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1. Coachella Braid

Brit + Co shows off how to make the perfect braid for a Coachella weekend. Check it out now after the jump!

2. Twisted Updo

Brit + Co gives us a super chic updo that you can do in 5-minutes. Twists and turns, it’s a fun textured look for the weekend!

3. Big Bun

Check out this PopSugar tutorial and learn how to get your hair into a trendy, big bun for your next date night. It works for special events too!

4. Waterfall Braid

This sweet waterfall braid is so easy to recreate. Jazz up your everyday hair with some more help from PopSugar.

5. Lace Braid Updo

Wonder Forest gives us a gorgeous updo to try and conquer and we’re in love. Whether you’re a bride, a bridesmaids or going to an event where you want to impress, it works!

6. Simple Chignon

Check out Lulu’s if you want to learn how to make a simple chignon. It’s perfect for longer or medium length hair.

7. Quick Waves

Brit + Co shows us how to go from flat to wave in under 10 minutes. Fall along with this easy tutorial and have an everyday look that rocks.

8. Messy Twist

Visit Lulu’s to learn how to recreate this messy twist style all on your own. This one is pretty easy to embellish too!

9. Classic French Braid

A Beautiful Mess will teach you all how to create a classic French twist in a pinch! Visit now and add this to your style repertoire.

10. Textured Double Braid

Give yourself personality and texture with this pretty textured braid. Visit Lauren Conrad to find out all the details.

11. Knotted Half-Updo

Check out this knotted hair half-updo over at Lauren Conrad. It’s sweet, it’s subtle and it adds a bit extra to your everyday look.

12. Red Carpet Hair

If you’re as inspired by Emma Watson as we are, then you’ll really love this DIY hairdo. For a more formal event, use her fashionable, red carpet look at inspiration and visit Brit + Co to learn how.

13. Another Half Knotted

Visit Brit + Co again for the directions behind this funky little hairdo. Half up, half down with some knots and untamed tresses, it’s such a fun look!

14. 5-Minute Braided Bun

We’re swooning for this romantic braided bun hairstyle. And the best part is that it will only take you five minutes to complete. Hop on over to A Beautiful Mess for all the details.

15. Flat Iron Curls

A Beautiful Mess also has a great tutorial for creating some kinky, spunky curls! With the help of your flat iron, you too can make these for yourself.

16. Lightly Tousled Updo

Brit + Co shows off this 5-minute summer updo too. With a bit of tousling, you too can create another funky way to wear your hair any day of the week!

17. Hairbow

Give yourself a hair bow in the most literal sense. Lulu’s has all the details you need to complete it, and just think of how adorable this would be on your little one!

18. Simple Waves & Braids

This simple, classy and a bit bohemian style can be recreated with some help from Free People and Lindsey Pengelly. It’s such a great look for longer haired gals, everyday or more formal!

19. Double Dutch Braid

Lauren Conrad has this sweet tutorial up their sleeve as well. It took can be styled more casually or with a bit of glam for an important event.

20. Sleek Braid

Cupcakes and Cashmere bring us a light piece of hair inspiration. A sleek little braid can really top off any outfit quite nicely, don’t you think?

21. Pull Through Braid

Over at Kassinka, you’ll find this beautiful pull through braid tutorial that’s perfect for us with longer, thicker hair. It’s such a romantic and easy look!

22. Scarf Bun

Use a scarf as your newest hair accessory in this Brit + Co tutorial. This is great for the office or for a casual date night, just add a pop of color to the top of your look.

23. Low Rolled Updo

Lulu’s has another romantic updo that we’re swooning for. It’s chic, it’s sophisticated and it too works for the office or Saturday night dinner dates.

24. Styled Low Bun

A Beautiful Mess shows us how to easily style a low, messy bun. This is a great look for those with longer or shorter hairstyles, so it’s really versatile!

25. Festival Hair

Hop back on over to A Beautiful Mess and learn how to create some perfect hair for your next festival weekend. Funky waves that aren’t too perfect, it’s such a sexy and easy look to conquer.

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Tuts Plus suggests creating an intricate looking “web” of paper beads across your chest by wrapping the paper around hooked jewelry posts and linking them at each end. You’ll be able to control how big or small a statement your new necklace makes!

2. Paper bead Y necklace

Have you ever considered combining paper beads with regular glass or seed beads? Personally, we adore the contrast using two different styles of beads creates! Paper Bead Crafts suggests making a delicate Y-shaped necklace, using your longer paper beads as the pendant part of the Y, as well as throughout the chain.

3. Paper bead charm bracelet

As if an adorable little paper bead bangle or stretching bracelet wasn’t enough, adding a charm to the design takes the cuteness of the piece up a notch! If you can find a charm with a cute saying, then a bracelet like this one by Heather Diana Designs makes a great birthday gift for a friend or family member.

4. Twisted paper bead necklace

Are you looking for a paper bead design that perhaps looks a little more intricate? Check out how Beading Design Jewelry made this bracelet look nearly couture by wrapping beaded strands around each other so they intertwine!

5. Crossword puzzle paper bead fan necklace

This design from PaperMelon is awesome for so many reasons! Firstly, the large, gorgeous fanning shape is stylish and avant garde. It’ll definitely grab the attention of onlookers. Beyond that, we think it’s awesome that the beads are made from crossword puzzle pages! Are you more of a Sudoku fan? That works too!

6. Paper bead necklace and dangling earring set

If you’re going to go to the trouble of making yourself a necklace with a pretty paper bead dangling perfectly in the centre, why not create a matching set of earrings? We love this simple idea involving a single mustard bead on each piece by Mystique Moth.

7. Paper bead leather and button bracelet

Leather cuffs are awesome, but we’ve found a way to make them even more custom and unique: roll a series of paper beads and weave them with leather string so that the leather frames them all along the edge! The Young and The Talented shows you how to do that and add a loop with a big button for getting it on and off.

8. Gaelic weave paper bead bracelet

Do you like the previous idea but you’d like a bit of a twist rather than simply having a cuff of straight across beads all the way around? Paper Beads shows you how to angle them slightly for a stylish Celtic weave cuff.

9. Cha cha paper bead bracelet

Do you remember when stretching linked bracelets were all the rage, made from sliding metal links featuring cute charms? Do you have a rather plain one left over that you don’t wear anymore and that doesn’t have any charms? Upcycle it into this fun “cha cha” design by adding bunches of small paper beads! Paper Beads walks you through the process.

10. Paper wheels and wire bracelet

Many of the paper beads you’ve seen so far are made in a similar cylindrical style, but sometimes it’s fun to switch things up! Follow in The Mystique Moth‘s footsteps and try creating these wheel shaped beads out of paper instead! We love this look that alternates those with cylindrical beads.

11. Spanish literature bangle

Are you an academic, a literature buff, or a huge bookworm? Try making paper beads out of old book pages! The typed words will show across the surface of the beads when you roll them, so they’ll look perfect on a double hooked post and a wire bangle frame. Check it out on Tanith!

12. Down to Earth paper bead necklace

Did you really like the style of the cha cha” bracelet idea above, but you don’t have a linking metal charm bracelet to use as a base? Paper Beads shows you how to make it out of acrylic string or ribbon instead! These bunches of rounded beads might be out favourite design so far.

13. Rice paper bead dragonfly necklace

The Frugal Crafter guides you through the process of creating a wonderfully novelty dragonfly shaped necklace from paper beads. They’ve used rice paper specifically, giving the beads a shine as though they’ve actually been given a glossy finish just like glass beads.

14. Pink orchid paper bead bangle

This bracelet style adds a little bit of glitz and glam by combining pink floral paper beads with clear glass and seed beads. We love the way that Inspirational Beading used the Celtic wrapping style to string the beads at a stylish angle.

15. Magazine paper wheel necklace

Were you such a fan of the wheel style of paper bead that you absolutely need to make more pieces in that style? Try creating a statement piece like this necklace featuring paper wheels in several different sizes! Get the design from Pinterest.

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Embellished Ear Cuff (via Swell Mayde)

2 L’earcuff Turfu

L’earcuff Turfu (via ElsaMuse)

3 Letter Initial Ear Cuff

Letter Initial Ear Cuff (via hello, whimsy)

4 Easy Industrial Ear Cuff

Easy Industrial Ear Cuff (via Glamour Bitch’s Wonderland)

5 Pearl Ear Cuff

Pearl Ear Cuff (via vanillebrause)

6 Double Loop Ear Cuff

Double Loop Ear Cuff (via Shealynn’s Faerie Shoppe)

7 Quick and Easy Ear Cuff

Quick and Easy Ear Cuff: Ear-resistable!! . Free tutorial with pictures on how to make a cuff earring in under 30 minutes by jewelry making and wire working with beads, wire cutters, and jewelry wire. How To posted by Chelsey. Difficulty: 3/5. Cost: 3/5. Steps: 10 (via Cutout + Keep)

8 Wire Ear Cuffs

Wire Ear Cuffs (via Hey Wanderer)

9 Spiked Ear Cuff

Spiked Ear Cuff: Here’s how to DIY your own metal-heavy ear cuff to rock now and wear through spring. (via StyleCaster)

10 Two Ways Ear Cuffs

Two Ways Ear Cuffs (via always rooney)

11 Silver Ear Cuff

Silver Ear Cuff (via Paper Raindrops)

12 Ear Cuff ou Manchette d’Oreilles

Ear Cuff ou Manchette d’Oreilles: DIY : Ear Cuff ou manchette d’oreilles. (via By Isnata)

13 Heart Ear And Tragus Cuff

Heart Ear And Tragus Cuff: Ear cuffs? Super in! . Free tutorial with pictures on how to make a cuff earring in under 20 minutes by jewelrymaking with wire, pliers, and ruler. How To posted by paola. frescurites. in the Jewelry section Difficulty: Easy. Cost: Cheap. Steps: 7 (via Cutout + Keep)

14 Wired Pearl Ear Cuff

Wired Pearl Ear Cuff: diy blog (via my white idea diy)

15 Faux Gold Cuff

Faux Gold Cuff: You might have heard me talking about my earring dilemma here on the blog before. It’s an ongoing issue I have with dangling, sparkly earrings that look fantasticly grown up and sophisticated in shops, online, in other peoples ears and just laying around in general, that is until I have anything to do with it. (via Fall for DIY)

16 Space Ear Cuff

Space Ear Cuff: TaFTaF (via EarCuff.ru)

17 Wire Elf Ear Cuff

Wire Elf Ear Cuff: Hey everyone it’s momo and I’ve missed you guys so much, I think I’ll come in with a bang! This is pretty much a statement article of jewelry. I hope … (via Instructables)

18 Spikes Galore Ear Cuff

Spikes Galore Ear Cuff (via Rings & Things)

19 Ornate Ear Cuff

Ornate Ear Cuff: This tutorial teaches you how to make an ear cuff that is decorated with beautiful coiled swirls and beads. Materials: 15 20g round dead soft wire… (via Instructables)

20 Paperclip Ear Cuff

Paperclip Ear Cuff: Hey everyone! We’re going to be making some super cute ear cuffs! These are really easy to make so let’s get started! Supplies Needed: Paperclips Flat nose/Round nose pliers Wire cutters Step… (via Tiffyquake)

21 Crystal Ear Cuff

Crystal Ear Cuff: So ear cuffs have been around for a while now and I made these months ago but am only just now getting a chance to share the tutorial. They are one of the DIYs that are even more fun to Continue reading (via DIYnamic Style)

22 Gem Stickers Ear Cuff

Gem Stickers Ear Cuff: This DIY ear cuff is easy to make and it looks so trendy! (via Hello Natural)

23 Spiral Ear Cuff

Spiral Ear Cuff: A pair of copper wire spiral ear cuffs that are very simple to make. – Spiral Ear Cuff Tutorial – Beadwork at BellaOnline (via BellaOnline)

24 Dainty Gold Ear Cuffs

Dainty Gold Ear Cuffs: Thanks to Rooney Mara’s outfit at this year’s Met Gala, we’ve fallen hard for the ear cuff trend so we decided to take a stab at making our own! In a few simple steps, you can create your very own delicate, gold ear cuff. What are you waiting (via Popsugar)

25 Two Minutes Ear Cuff

Two Minutes Ear Cuff (via Mich L. in L.A.)

26 Fancy Ear Cuff

Fancy Ear Cuff (via College Fashion)

27 Earrings to Ear Cuff

Earrings to Ear Cuff: How to transform earrings into earcuffs in 1 minute (via A Matter of Style)

28 Feathers and Beads

Feathers and Beads (via Aa Kukita)

29 Dangle Ear Cuff

Dangle Ear Cuff (via wire-sculpture.com)

30 Rhinestones Ear Cuff

Rhinestones Ear Cuff: The ear cuff craze had many of you requesting a DIY so here it is: a single statement earring that is surprisingly easy to make. I think it’s important not to skimp on the quality of materials for this tutorial – E6000 and Swarovski crystals are a must for that strong hold and (via Honestly…WTF)

31 Fashionable Ear Cuff

Fashionable Ear Cuff (via Zeberka)

32 Tiny Rhinestone Ear Cuff

Tiny Rhinestone Ear Cuff (via Transient Expression)

33 Chain Accessories Ear Cuff

Chain Accessories Ear Cuff (via Boat People Vintage)

34 Kralen Beads Ear Cuff

Kralen Beads Ear Cuff: Earcuff TUTORIAL!!! (on BIG demand) – JEWELRY AND TRINKETS – I started making ear cuffs half a week ago, and already LOTS of people were asking me to make a tutorial.I made two.One on the basic cuff, just to get (via Craftster)

35 Swirly Ear Cuff

Swirly Ear Cuff (via Shealynn’s Faerie Shoppe)

36 Ornamental Ear Cuff

Ornamental Ear Cuff (via Cats and Sisters)

37 Wire Ear Cuff with Changeable Dangles

Wire Ear Cuff with Changeable Dangles (via Jewelry Making Journal)

38 Bow Ear Cuff

Bow Ear Cuff (via Stars for Streetlights)

39 Wooden Clothespins

Wooden Clothespins (via a la Ladywolf)

40 Trendy Ear Cuff

Trendy Ear Cuff: Ear cuffs are the ultimate ear adornments. They’re like a statement stud for your entire ear. Wearing one (or two) of these bold, edgy earrings will make you feel like a confident fashionista, ready to take on the world. With a little help from recycled vintage sparkle and some jewelry supplies, DIY ear cuffs are easily within your reach. (via Divine Caroline)

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Pink is a truly cute and feminine color many girls love to wear. If you prefer it too, you should learn how to combine pink clothing with other colors correctly. It’s fine to be the center of attention but you don’t want to look like a crazy Barbie girl from the 90s, do you? Let’s except the challenge! Follow these tips on how to wear one of the top spring fashion shades right.

1. Pink is not everyone’s color but it works really well with a huge amount of different shades, either cool ones or warm ones. Try to pair pink with the colors that fit you the best. The optimal colors to combine with pink shades are: chocolate, navy, olive, black, teal and emerald. To keep from looking way too girly, use more sophisticated and subtle pieces of clothing and leave fancy behind. Now you’re ready to play the pink game.

2. Top to toe. Who said it’s a no-no? Try on a stylish baby-pink suit with a tailored top that’s one-two tones darker. Choose darker shoes and minimalistic jewelry. This light and chic outfit will look absolutely stunning and will get a lot of positive glances and nods from your contemporaries. Wear a simple but elegant plain blush dress with a pair of light color heels. You will feel cute and confident at the same time. Just remember: your jewelry should look minimalistic and you should wear the jewelry sparingly – don’t overload as it looks cheezy. Or don’t wear it at all.

3. Floral. You actually can wear pink floral dresses all year long. Choose restrained shades and prints for a formal look or brighter prints to rock a more casual chick style. In spring and summer you can wear sleeveless and strapless floral dresses. Combine your dress with flip-flops or your favorite pair of converse – the white pair will be perfect. For a dressier look, wear high-heeled sandals. You can still rock pink floral prints in winter and fall, choosing darker and deeper shades and combining them with dark (navy or brown) accessories, cardigans etc.

4. Make-up and nails. If you’re not sure about wearing pink tops and think they can make you look sick or washed out, try swiping some blush on the apples of your cheeks. You will look fresh and bright. Pink nails always look stylish no matter what season it is. There are tons of amazing pink nail designs to try. Know that pink nails match almost any style. Don’t stop experimenting.

5. Hair. The hair, which shines and sparkles in intensely bright colors is hugely popular now. So, you can dye your hair into deep bright pink color with no fear.

6. Striking pink coat or cardigan. Every stylish girl knows that slightly oversized coats are trendy now. So if you try skinny or boyfriend’s jeans, a simple loose white shirt, a few accessories and complete your look with a pink coat (or a cardigan), you will get a cute casual look that will grab all the attention.

7. Accessories. Not sure about pink clothing? Try original accessories in pink colors. Handbags, clutches, belts, bracelets and scarves look gorgeous in pink! An important change in style rules you have to know: your belt or handbag doesn’t have to match your shoes. It’s time to change the rules and shake up tradition a bit!

8. Shoes. Do we have to mention that pink shoes look totally adorable? Whether it is heels or minimal style flats, a pair will become a featured item of your wardrobe. Are your legs tired of girly shoes? Ditch painful heels and wear pink sneakers instead. Wearing sneakers with almost any types and styles of clothing is hugely stylish now.

9. Red and pink? Wearing these colors together is a quite serious statement. You’ve been warned about this color combination since you were a kid but now it’s time for some experimentations. The main thing is to balance these two shades so your whole look will be pretty interesting and fresh. First of all, when trying on these two shades, make sure this combination looks intentional; that it wasn’t an accident where you just grabbed something red so you had a belt or scarf for your costume. If you don’t feel confident enough – better not to wear them. Try to avoid prints when combining pink and red, choose solid color clothing. Also, you can combine red shoes with a pink dress and look stunning. Just never stop trying something new! Who knows, maybe this will become your new favorite color combination.

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Shay Mitchell and Ashley Benson: Pretty Little Liars Season 5 Promos

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Shoot for Shorts
Those shorts look perfect with the shoes and we’re suckers for denim vests. It’s all tied together with that beautiful transparent lace blouse! We can’t decide which is more adorable; the outfit or the girl!

Flowers, Lace & Leather
This outfit would be easy to put together but we’re sure she turns heads every time she wears it. The stunning lace dress and floral crown offset the edge from the leather jacket and sunglasses. It’s the perfect combination!

Warm Weather Prints
This outfit makes us long for Summer! It’s light, airy and the color combinations are perfect for a day in the sun. We love how her makeup blends with the warm tones of her hat and hair.

Mixing & Matching
We love the mixing of patterns here and the matching of the browns. The hearts on her skirt even match the heart-shaped belt buckle she has. How can you not smile when looking at this adorable outfit?

Breezy, Beautiful
At first glance, the shoes steal the show on this outfit. But after a second look, the eye is drawn to the fun prints on the jeans and the shirt and it’s finished off by that wonderful bag!

Bird’s the Word
This gorgeous young lady is ready for take off in those fun leggings. The leafy design of the hat band works to tie the colors together and her lip color is the perfect shade on her.

Personal Style
When one thinks of lace, Nikes are not the first shoe that comes to mind. We love that this girl has her own unique way of pairing feminine details like the plum sweater, tights and lace shorts with athletic items like that jacket and the shoes.

Tiger White
This all-white number looks divine accented by little black accessories and her gorgeous head of hair. Animal print is hot right now but this girl gave it her own unique flare by going for tiger print.

Dainty and Defined
There is nothing we would change about this outfit. It is one that a lot of people couldn’t pull off but such a creative dress looks like it was made for this gorgeous girl.

Skinny Mustard
This is the perfect example of how to use wardrobe staples correctly. By removing the shoes, earrings and blazer, it’s such a simple outfit but with those details, we can’t take our eyes off of her!

Red, Black & Blonde
Red and black go so well together. The contrast of black garments on a blonde is fresh and engaging!

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Long Story Short

A new study, executed by researchers at the University of Montreal, revealed most sexual fantasies to be surprisingly normal. While researchers had a hard time officially deeming a sexual desire “deviant”, they did discover some interesting differences between what men and women dream about doing in the sack.

Long Story

Contrary to popular belief, we’re all a little freaky when it comes to what we’re into between the sheets — new research shows that most sexual fantasies are way more common than you’d think.

A groundbreaking new study executed by researchers at the University of Montreal sought to scientifically define sexual deviance for the very first time. During the course of their investigation, researchers were surprised to discover that most sexual desires and proclivities are shockingly common, narrowing the field of what can be empirically constituted as sexual deviance. While on the whole most of us are more sexually similar than we ever imagined, the University of Montreal team, led by Professor Christian Joyal, found that men and women had different tendencies when it came to dreaming up desires.

Over 1,500 adult men and women participated in Joyal’s project, each of which were asked to detail their favorite sexual fantasies. While the results lead the team to determine that very few fantasies can statistically be considered abnormal, Joyal and co. found that men reported having more fantasies than women, and were able to describe these hypothetical scenarios more vividly. Guys also generally thought about someone aside from their partner when fantasizing about sexual situation, and sincerely hoped that their dreams might one day be realized — the scenario mentioned by men most often was getting it on with more than one woman.

Now the big question — when it comes to sex, what do women want? According to Joyal’s findings, between 30 and 60% of surveyed women owned up to having submissive fantasies on the regular, a la 50 Shades of Grey — getting tied up seemed to be a biggie among female respondents. While women often fantasized about being dominated, most of them didn’t actually wish to experience such a thing in the flesh. “Importantly, unlike men, women in general clearly distinguish between fantasy and desire,” Joyal clarified in a recent press statement. “Therefore, many women who express more extreme fantasies of submission (e.g. domination by a stranger) specify that they never want these fantasies to come true.”

Expect to hear more from Joyal and his team in the near future — they’re currently working towards finding out even more about our deepest, dirtiest desires.

Own The Conversation

Ask The Big Question: How do these findings, particularly those about women’s BDSM fantasies, play into current conversations pertaining to consent?

Disrupt Your Feed: Starting now, you’ll feel like less of a freak between the sheets.

Drop This Fact: According to Joyet’s team, watching a partner get it on with someone else of the same or opposite sex was a common male fantasy. Researchers found this desire particularly surprising as it completely contradicts evolutionary biological theories.

Source: www.askmen.com

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