Four fun ways to create a Pride parade look for less
The London parade takes place today, and you can wear your heart — or rainbow — on your sleeve at many regional events.
Over-the-top outfits don't need to come with an excessive price tag, though.
Here's how to make your own for less.
TO DYE FOR: The individuality of tie-dyed clothes is perfect for Pride.
Every item you create is unique and special.
The colourful clothing can also reflect the different colours of the rainbow flag.
A T-shirt is the obvious place to start, but you can also tie-dye socks, trousers and even trainers.
Take a look at the 'ideas' tab at hobbycraft.co.uk.
FLAG IT UP: Get yourself a specific Pride flag — different movements have their own — or use a giant rainbow flag.
You can buy one measuring 9ft by 6ft from tesco.com for £3.99.
You could even make a cross-neck dress by wrapping the flag horizontally across your body, keeping the ends in front of you.
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Pull the top ends together, crossing them below your throat, and tie them behind your neck.
PAINT-HEARTED: Give your inner artist free rein with a set of inexpensive fabric paints and a white T-shirt.
First, wash the top without fabric softener.
Once it's dry and ironed, place a piece of cardboard underneath or between the fabric layers to stop the paint bleeding through.
Draw freehand or round a printable stencil to get an individual, eye-catching design.
Paint rainbow hearts, personal slogans or the colours of the community you want to celebrate.
DRESS TO EXCESS: Body glitter, colourful feathers and glittering jewel-coloured fairy lights will all give your outfit the edge.
Use mesh, sheer fabrics and rainbow tights to build bold, fun outfits.
Add iron-on Pride patches, such as hearts, logos and rainbows.
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