Beautiful Vintage Clothing Changes to Try
Technically, the changes you can make vintage clothes You can do these things with any outfit, but when we think about sitting down and changing an outfit to better suit our style, we always want to do it with clothes from the nearest vintage or thrift store. It’s such a satisfying thing to send a piece of clothing that catches your eye, that may once have been the pinnacle of fashion, and is given a new lease of life!
Look at these 15 Simple Clothing Makeover Ideas We think it’s the perfect way to revamp your latest old piece in case it doesn’t quite fit or could use some extra detail.
1. Lace elongated
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Have you ever found an old dress that was too short for you, or that you liked the fit but thought it looked a little too plain? It’s still worth having if you’re willing to put a little work into it! We love the idea of Elemental Carbon to sew an inch or two of pretty lace on the bottom edge of the skirt to give it some extra length and make it look prettier than ever!
2. Plus-size men’s shirts turn into leggings
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Maybe you didn’t find something that fits your size the last time you went to an antique store, but used to be A glut of oversized men’s shirts in rich colors?Well, if you’re willing to get crafty, you can use your DIY skills to Make Make up for the lack of great finds with your own stuff! Andrea’s Garden will walk you through the process of turning the largest men’s shirt you can find into a pair of versatile leggings that you can make the most of.
3. Narrow arm holes and sleeves
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Have you recently discovered a beautiful vintage dress that fits you anywhere but your arms? If you are tall and full enough to fill a skirt, but you are small and have small shoulders, you may have this problem. All is not lost! Extra Petite shows you how to change just the sleeves and armholes of a dress to reduce wrinkles and hug your arms better!
4. Necklace on tie
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Sometimes the material of a garment is too good to pass up, even if it’s not something you think you’ll actually wear. Ties are a great example, as they come in a variety of neat colors and patterns. If you’ve found an undeniable collection of ties, try following in Art Star’s footsteps, turning the silk material into a large beaded necklace covered in striking patterns and colors!
5. Silk Tie Headband
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Maybe you like the idea of upgrading a vintage tie, but that necklace isn’t your style? This is a cool option! We love this headband by A Red Ribbon, which is made from a silk tie, just like the one you got at the thrift store last week.
6. Resized Vintage Pencil Skirt
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Are you looking for a vintage-inspired pencil skirt in a contemporary store and haven’t found what you’re looking for? Try a thrift or vintage store! Even if you can’t find a product that’s perfect for you, you can always follow this guide from Simply Dove to change what’s available and really make it your own.
7. Retro button makeover
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Sometimes changing a piece of clothing or a bag from a thrift store is as simple as adding a few buttons! Whether you’re having the original buttons come off, or because the original buttons look a little outdated and could use a style upgrade, this easy button sewing technique on Instructables is a very effective way to make a makeover.
8. Vintage Dress Shirt Tote
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Is the only nice vintage piece you’ll find at a thrift store this week a plus size men’s dress shirt? Well, as long as it has a pattern or color that you really like, we say go for it! The beauty of clothing materials is that with a little sewing experience, you can turn something like a large shirt into a completely different piece. See how Between the Lines made this awesome handbag from a button!
9. Men’s Shirt Turnover Skirt
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You love the idea of changing up a men’s dress shirt, but don’t you really need another handbag? How about changing to a skirt? We love this design from Ruffles and Roses, which beautifully showcases the shirt’s former paisley pattern in a new, stylish way.
10. Retro dresses become shirts
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Maybe you recently tried on a vintage dress you liked the material in it, and you even liked the style of a top or bodice, but the skirt was a compromise? Well, we have good news! Shortening a dress to a shirt or tunic is always an option, and it’s super cute. Get full instructions on how to do it at Craft Lovers.
11. Shoulder pad removal
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ok so we know the shoulder pads are kind of popular again Some Clothing, but we’re still focusing on things like blazers and jackets rather than more casual shirts and dresses. However, if you shop primarily at antique stores, you may come across more shoulder pads than you need in your life. That doesn’t mean you should give up your favorite pieces! Grab the ones that fit you and follow College Fashion’s tutorial to properly remove a set of shoulder pads without breaking the seams or letting the shoulder material sit awkwardly afterwards.
12. Floral Embellished Cardigan
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we always Very We’ll be happy when we find a vintage cardigan that works for us. However, because we love them so much, we sometimes realize that we’ve stocked up too many simple, plain cardigans in the same color. If you too have this inclination, then sister bloggers have a lovely solution for you! Try decorating it with a bunch of felt flowers near the collar to give it a little extra flair compared to your regular counterparts. Voila, diversity!
13. Small Retro Sweater Flip Cardigan
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Are you looking for a vintage cardigan in a specific color to match what you already own, but the closest thing you can find is a regular sweater in the color you need? All is not lost! Don’t give up, grab the sweater and follow the steps of I’m Mom Hear Me Howl and turn it into the dress you want but can’t find!
14. A baggy vintage shirt turns into a fitted top
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Have you ever found a cute old shirt that would look great on you if it fit, but unfortunately it’s too big? This is not necessarily a bad thing! Check out Extra petite’s tutorial on how to transform an outfit like this so that it can be transformed into a super cute fitted shirt that complements your figure.
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