Add Beads for an Eye-Catching Aesthetic

This lattice and beaded look is a great way to give any bland t-shirts you have lying around more pop. However, you're going to need a couple of supplies, including silver or gold studs and scissors or a rotary cutter. From there, it's just a matter of keeping a steady hand and making your cuts. This look works especially well with oversized v-necks and brightly colored summer shirts. Think beach vibes.

If your shirt is really oversized, then you can just tie one end of the bottom and roll up the leaves a bit for a more put-together look.

Look No Further for Your New Gym Shirt

What's the point of going to the gym if you don't get to show off all those gains every once and a while? So, turn that oversized shirt of yours into your new favorite gym shirt. Just take a pair of scissors and get rid of those sleeves. Make more cuts to open the sleeve, and you're good to go. You can also add an open back for those harder workout sessions.

This is a great way to make the most out of your current gym ensemble without actually having to go out and spend a bunch of money on completely new gym clothes.

Here's What to Do if You Love a Shirt's Pattern but Not Its Fit

Have you ever found and bought a second-hand printed tee because you loved the image on the shirt but ended up getting home and not liking the fit? Well, we have a solution. You can cut out the image on your printed tee and sew it onto another shirt with a better fit or color. Of course, this isn't going to work for every print, and you might need to match colors depending on the print's background, but it beats throwing away that new tee.

You can also use this idea for more than just prints. You can take patterns and just about anything else and combine them with other shirts in whatever way you want.

Make a Beach Bag

This awesome beach bag idea requires a bit of planning, but the end product is totally worth it. Just take an oversized shirt, cut out a lattice-like pattern (or any pattern you prefer), and you have a new beach bag. You might also want to make slight cuts downwards from the bottom of the sleeves, as these will be your straps, and you want to ensure you have plenty of room.

You can also hem the edges so that it looks a tad bit more polished, but that's optional. However, with this one, you might want to use a t-shirt that's a solid color, as you'll be making a lot of cuts.

Revive Old Shirts Using Bling

Adding things like rhinestones and glitter to a shirt can make for some creative DIY fashion ideas. But the best part is this is super simple and easy to do at home. Use chalk to draw out whatever design you want, and use hot glue to attach your rhinestones or glitter. Placing a piece of cardboard inside your shirt to make sure the glue doesn't bleed through is a good idea too.

When you're finished, you'll have transformed your old drab tee into a creative work of art that's still casual enough to wear out on a trip around town.

Add Some Color to Your Closet by Tie-Dying Shirts

What would a DIY fashion list be if it didn't mention tie-dyed shirts? And the best thing is tie-dye is really in style at the moment. To get this age-old look, you don't need much. In fact, all you really need is a tie-dye kit and some rubber bands if you want to experiment with different patterns. Oh, and of course, some goggles to make sure you don't get any dye in your eyes.

After you're done, you'll have a new brightly colored shirt that's perfect for days spent on the beach, the lake, or the river — pretty much any place that necessitates relaxation.

Create Your Next Music Festival Look

Whether you're really into science or just looking for a new look for your next festival, this galaxy tee makes for an awesome look. To get this look, you'll need a few supplies. Mainly, you want to get some paint sponges, fabric paint, a toothbrush, glitter, a plate (plastic, of course), and some old newspapers or cardboard to prevent splattering. From there, it's just a matter of letting your imagination run wild.

The dreamier you can make your galaxy, the better. Think speckled stars, swirling galaxies, and streaking comets, and you're sure to turn some heads while showing off your space knowledge.