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Here are three pairs of rhinestone cat-eye sunglasses similar to the pair that Hayley Williams is wearing. I think that hers are baby blue but they could be white, it’s hard to see anything in these pixely Instagram photos!

1. 50s Blue Rhinestone Cat Eye Sunglasses - $5.99 at Just For Costumes
2. Tiffany Blue Frenchy Cateye Sunglasses - $12.00 at Unique Vintage
3. 50’s Cateye Rhinestone Glasses Adult - $6.95 at Hip Hop 50s Shop

Hayley Williams is wearing the Truly Madly Deeply Cropped Tee from Urban Outfitters ($24.00) in black and white polka dot print. Thanks to olivialou for the ID!

Back in September Hayley Williams wore her Dimepiece Designs Skeletons in the Closet Maxi Dress ($48.00) with an asymmetrical white fishnet tank/dress over it. You can get a similar mesh top from Lulu’s for $15.00.

paralol:

Materials:

Black shirt

Bleach

A paintbrush (Not a thin one, one of the widder ones)

Something solid like a cookie sheet or a cutting board

Step 1: Find a flat surface to lay your shirt on, it cant be angled or the bleach will run down the shirt ruining it

Step 2: Put your cookie sheet…

Hayley Williams’ exact plaid pleated mini skirt is the Plaid Cotton Lycra Skirt ($69.00) from Betsey Johnson’s lower-priced Pink Patch line. It’s also available from Elly’s Couture where it is currently 50% off.

Thanks so much to fusible for finding it!

Hayley Williams Sharpie T-Shirts

It all started in 2006 with a t-shirt reading “Paramore is a Band,” a message meant to tell both the fans and the press to stop focusing on Hayley. Since then, writing on her t-shirts has become one of the trademarks of Hayley Williams’ style.

Throughout the Riot touring cycle in 2007, Hayley wore a tee which she cut the sleeves off and drew the word “Riot!” on, accented with orange marker. Hayley continued the theme of album-related tees with two “Brand New Eyes” tank tops that she wore at concerts in 2010 and in B.o.B’s “Airplanes” music video. In 2011 she drew the Paramore bars logo from the Singles album cover onto a yellow t-shirt.

Hayley came up with the motivation phase “Beware of You” or “B.O.Y.” as a reminder to stay positive and she wrote this on tank tops worn during the 2010 Honda Civic Tour, 2010 UK Fall Tour and 2011 South American Tour.

Hayley’s sharpied tees sometimes relate to the place where she wears them. When Paramore first toured South America in 2008, she wore the Spanish translation “Paramore es una Banda” as a parody of her earlier “Paramore is a Band” tee. She wrote all of the cities which Paramore were playing on the 2011 Warped Tour on a tank which she wore in the “From the Field” video series for Paramore.net and crossed off each city’s name after they played it. She wore a “Para Thrilla In Manilla” tee in Manilla and a tank with the words “Ugly Christmas Sweater” to an ugly Christmas sweater themed party. When playing in Sweden, Hayley wrote “Rather Be Dead Alive” on her tank as a tribute to Swedish punk band The Rufused who have a song called “Rather Be Dead.”

Hayley Williams is wearing the “Skeletons in the Closet” Maxi Dress from DimePiece Designs ($48.00)

Back in May, I posted about the “Milk Kills” tee and silver lamé overalls that Hayley wore from designer Jeremy Scott’s Fall/Winter 2011 Ready-to-Wear collection, but they were never made available for purchase.

Now Tripp NYC, another brand that Hayley has worn a lot, are selling a pair of Silver Metallic Short Shorts for $29.50 at Hot Topic. It’s not overalls, but it’s close! The Hot Topic website has styled them similarly to Hayley, showing them worn over black tights.

Paramore and Fueled By Ramen have started selling their own version of the teal B.O.Y. tank top which Hayley wore during Paramore’s South American tour this February. They’ve done a good job of replicating all of the details of Hayley’s homemade top including the line of stitching across the front and the high-cut back.

If you aren’t familiar with “Beware Of You,” abbreviated “B.O.Y.,” it is a phrase that Hayley came up with to mean that you are your own worst enemy and that you are in control of your own success or failure (read more about the meaning here). “Beware Of You” is written three times on the back of the tank while “B.O.Y.” is written in large letters on the front. The back of the tank also features three black bars — a symbol of Paramore’s current three-member incarnation.

You can buy this tank for $25.00 in Paramore’s merch store or you can try your hands at making your own version which scissors and a Sharpie. Hayley made hers from an American Apparel Tri-Blend Racerback Tank.