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Here’s a quick and dirty DIY if you have an awkwardly-fitting tank top lying around. The only ingredients required are a tank top and one pair of scissors. I paired mine with the bandeau top because it was so damn hot and gross today, but I think it would look equally cool layered over a dress or a top (a la Rodarte).

DIY tank
Rag Doll bandeau top
vintage jewelry
True Religion jeans
Theory sandals

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It's actually quite cool. Did you cut of parts of the fabric? It hangs wonderfully, I love it.

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Oh my gosh, so fun! Love it.

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Very cool!! I would totally wear it over a dress..:):):):)

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Great job on the tank! It's such a fresh look!

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Cute…I'm loving anything ripped and distressed right now

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Its perfect. Maybe a DIY I could actually do. Maybe. Rodarte…love.

Hope you're having a good weekend!

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i adore your DIY tank!

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That might be a DIY that I can actually tackle!

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That's such a good DIY idea. Thanks 🙂

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XO,
Ambar

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You are such a skinny minnie! :::turns green::: so jealous! You look darling! 🙂

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Hi E! WOAH this DIY is so cool!!
— Christine What Was I Thinking?

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that shirt looks absolutely fantastic on you!!

<3 The Voguette

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The ripped tank looks so cute paired with the Rag Doll bandeau top and jeans! Adorable look.

Xx

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The ripped tank looks so cute paired with the Rag Doll bandeau top and jeans! Adorable look.

Xx

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whoa this blog is awesome and that ripped tank is gorgeous! 🙂

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Awesome! It looks kind of rib cage shaped!

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omg thank you soooo much for this DIY. lately i've been rolling my eyes at the slashed tee trend. but the reason why i am loving this one is because it seriously reminds me of the spine and reminded me of how ever since i was 15 i always wanted to create a tee had a print or something that mimicked my scoliosis. slashing would be the best option as i don't have a silk screen, ink, or any other fancy things needed to print tees. eeek…. im adding this to my long diy list. 🙂

leila grace
the vain and the bored

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This is such a great idea! I agree that it looks really amazing with a bendeau top! xxoxoxo

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Great DIY! It kind of looks like ribs to me and I like it a lott. I would totally wear this over a mesh or lace bodysuit… ooh maybe I'll try it on a dress…

I forgot about TRs… I have several pairs but have been far too addicted to J Brand to wear anything else… but I kind of miss the lowwww cuts haha. Time to break them back out!

x.katie

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DIY TOP! yeyyyy. i love DIY things! somehow, i find it very inspirational!

xx

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Ur dark jeans are fantastic! 🙂

XoXo

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Wow, that looks great!
Love your blog!

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Love your bandeau top! You look great as always! 🙂

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fantastic idea, it looks amazing on you

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i did that to all of my awkardly-fitting tops at the beach last spring break and i was SO happy i did! i wear them at the beach and the pool and they get so much use now! i like yours!

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It looks great on you!

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wow i love your blog.
it's my first time on your blog and am loving everything i see.

you have great style.

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You cut the top really well. It looks great.

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Lookis very cool!
Good idea.
Kisses!

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hi honey this diy rocks,love the bandeau top worn beneath it.hope your having a great weekend.
kisses
Marian

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Hey! Nice pictures, great blog btw, check ours out whenever you want.
We invite you to follow it!
Love,
A&A

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Hey! Nice pictures, great blog btw, check ours out whenever you want.
We invite you to follow it!
Love,
A&A

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ooh, the slits on the top look like your ribs! so cool! this is a great idea!

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DIY ventilation? LOVE IT! Especially with the dark jeans.

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you always have the coolest DIYs 🙂

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how cool! Im thinking of doing something similar but only on the back..wish me luck! =)

xoxo

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OK, I totally could not pull this off, but it looks amazing on you!

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Great idea, instead of just throwing an old or ill-fitting tank away!

And it drapes nicely – good job!

XOXO

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I love the DIY tank !! Amazing 🙂

Adore that necklace you have on

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gorgeous! I always love your DIY projects 🙂
have a lovely week, xoxo

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This is a great idea. And so glad I found you, we are moving to DC in October. I will read along and look for shopping clues!

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love it! you look great

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Love the DIY..it rules!

One Love,
Jowy
http://www.iseejanemary.blogspot.com

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you made this tank top looking freaking good.

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That is one of the most splendrous DIY's I have ever laid eyes on! 🙂

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I need to try that!!

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Great DIY! It looks great layered 😀

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reminds me of a skeleton, almost… but in the best way possible. 🙂

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I totally need that tank right now because I'm sweating grossly right now in my AC-less house in front of the computer.

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Nice DIY. you look adorable, lovely blog

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Nice edgy look for you!

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that's cool! haha similar to the DIY i just did. =P i am familiar w/ awkward fitting tank tops…

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Slash-It-Yourself 🙂

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what a cool diy…you look so summer chic!

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I'll have to try this. I have too many tank tops laying around unattended.

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i really want to make that (it's been on my diy list for a LONG time) and i called it the rib cage shirt XDyours is verry nice!

xx

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