DIY Marc Jacobs inspired Wrap Denim Skirt
Denim is making huge strides in this season’s trend forecast, learn to recreate this DIY Marc Jacobs inspired Wrap Denim Skirt with an easy pattern from the McCall Pattern Company and some light alterations…
Oh denim, my summertime true love, your varying shades with each wash never disappoint and unlike like your color, your coolness never fades. Can I get an amen? ha! For realsies though, like you, I’m obsessed with denim right now and even have a few future projects up my sleeve with this glorious textile (as sneak peeked here on Instagram), so when I spotted the most GORGEOUS wrap denim skirt from Marc Jacobs – I just needed to have my own. NEEEEED and let’s be honest friends, Marc Jacobs makes some pretty amazing goodies (seen here).
The deep blue, the top stitch detail, and that outside-the-denim-jean-box-trend is so irresistible!
I love finding ways to bring denim in my closet in the form of a non traditional denim garment,
like denim skirts, denim dresses, denim flats (YES, SHOES), or denim blouses – ALL are wins in my book.
But if you were wanting to DIY this look yourself,
the McCall Pattern company sells a wrap dress with a skirt part that is very similar to this Marc Jacobs skirt (here).
So let’s get started below!!
DIY Marc Jacobs inspired Wrap Denim Skirt
Materials
- McCall Pattern M7185, Skirt Pattern on Dress “D”
- Denim Fabric, I bought a yard more to adjust the length of the original skirt.
Directions
- Cut out the skirt pattern from dress D.
- Extend the length of the skirt by 10″.
- Cut fabric.
- Create pockets, easy tutorial here.
I also made these pockets larger than the recommended hand-size shape. - Topstitch into place.
- Continue to sew skirt according to dress/skirt instructions.
Denim is always a great look and I love how versatile it can be from look to look.
This once – farm life staple – has changed much over the years and I appreciate the adaptability it brings to an ensemble.
With this particular piece, I love knowing that with the right accessories, I can make this look more formal or less casual.
A great transitioning piece for sure!!
Just like this denim look, this gorgeous nude, Kiley Dome Bag from Nicole Lee (seen here) almost has the same magic powers!
Heels and a girlie skirt or frayed jeans and a graphic tee, it’s a really fun piece to own because it looks great with almost ANYTHING.
I also appreciate the design details of this particular bag, the leather is soft to the touch that you would NEVER know that this was a peta-approved VEGAN leather bag. I’ve loved wearing Nicole Lee’s dome bags in the past (as seen here, Brielle Dome Bag) because the shape is so different and incredibly chic compared to other bags we typically find in the the same, boring rectangle shape, ya know?
Thanks so much for stopping by and visiting this post, I’m so lucky to to get your feedback from loyal and first time readers – even first time DIY-ers! You inspire me!
xo/Riva
ON ME:
Purse – Nicole Lee Kiley Dome Bag
Top – McCall Pattern M6964
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yours is actually more stylish than the MJ one! I love your style, I’m feeling very inspired 😍.
Monika!!! that is so kind of you to say, I’m so happy you love it! THANK YOU! xoxoxox
Beautiful skirt, it looks fantastic on you, what a neat project.
Thank you for linking up to “Bloggers Who Have Inspired Me”
Rachel xo
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You are the queen of DIY and fabulous, feminine and elegant style Riva. TRhat denim skirt is gorgeous and I love the shoes and bag. Great outfit! Hope you had a fantastic Mother’s Day!
I run a linkup on Thursdays. I would love for you to join me pretty lady. Your style is too good not to be shared so welcome by. Thanks and have a great weekend! Ada. =)
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I’m loving this look! I picked up the pattern to make the skirt this weekend… I’m hoping to finish mine in the next few days. I love that you made your top too!! I may have to pick that pattern up too! Thanks for sharing such a simple but elegant style!