Fashionlush x Topshop | Denim Workshop

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This past week I was invited to host a denim workshop for an event being held at Topshop in San Diego.

If you follow me on Instagram or Snapchat (un: fashionlush, FYI), you already got a sneak peak of all the happenings. If not, no sweat, that’s what the blog is for!

I had so so so much fun working with one of my favorite brands (seriously though, Topshop is always on point!), meeting a ton of awesome people, & showing everyone how to give jeans a fancy lil’ facelift.

See below for the total Topshop Denim Workshop photo diary + two rad ways to breathe life into your boring old jeans :).

Happy Friday!

x, E

[ photo cred: Zack Dowdy ]

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» setting up the denim DIY station «

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» rocking my pearl embellished Topshop Jamie jeans (aka the best skinny jeans everrrrr!!). «

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» whipped up some custom Coachella shorts for one of my DIY-ers! These were def. my favorites of the night. «

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» mini red velvet cupcakes are always a good idea. «

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» per usual… «

As for the DIY’s we did at the workshop, here they are for you to do at home! Enjoy my lil’ crafty babes <3.

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HOW TO: PEARL EMBELLISHEMENTS

+ flat back pearls

+ E600 glue

+ optional: this amazing tool that picks up your pearls & keep your mani glue-free


1. Make a plan by placing your pearls where you want them.

2. Pick up the pearl using the jewel setter tool & add a dab of glue on the back.

3. Position the pearl back where you want it.

4. Let dry for an hour.

** wash on cool & let air dry! **

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HOW TO: FABRIC POCKETS

+ fabric of your liking, I personally am really into floral, polka dots, plaid, or animal prints.

fabric glue

+ fabric scissors


1. Trace the shape of your pocket onto a piece of paper, then cut it out on card stock for sturdy templates such as mine above.

2. Using a bull dog clip, secure your fabric to your template & cut out the shape.

3. Outline the underside of the fabric pocket you just cut out with fabric glue.

4. Press down on top of the pocket & let dry fully.

** wash on cool & let air dry! **

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