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"&amp;#x27;Fess up, ladies: Somewhere in the back of your closet, you&amp;#x27;re sequestering a dress or skirt that hasn&amp;#x27;t been an appropriate length on you since approximately high school. It&amp;#x27;s finally time to bust that thing out again, thanks to this cheap, easy, and perfectly brilliant tip for adding a little length to a hemline. BuzzFeed has a roundup of great ways to rework vintage clothes, and their last tip is my hands-down favorite--add a bit of trim to any piece that&amp;#x27;s bordering on badly-behaved-Britney-era super-miniskirt! Their example uses lace to chic effect, but I love the idea of adding ostrich feathers for a festive party feel, or some suede fringe to go all festival-esque. The best part? You don&amp;#x27;t even need to know how to sew! Just snag yourself a couple of yards of whatever trim you like (this awesome feather version is under $12 a yard), then affix it to the underside of your skirt&amp;#x27;s hem using my go-to favorite product for &amp;quot;sewing&amp;quot; projects--Stitch Witchery. It&amp;#x27;s an iron-on hemming tape that works like a charm for $3.99! How smart is that!? Do you have any formerly-too-short pieces you&amp;#x27;re dying to try this trick out on? Share! PLUS...more fun DIYs! - Turn your man&amp;#x27;s shirt into the perfect fall dress - The $10, endlessly chic way to store your jewelry - How to make 2 silk scarves into a fabulous party dress Photo: Elemental Carbon via Buzzfeed"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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