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| ~ you've seen this top before ~ |
But believe it or not, I've never, ever worn it with this matching dress before!
Wossamotta U?, I say to myself.
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| ~ taking off now, just like Rocket J. Squirrel ~ |
Okay then.
The dress is from Tina Givens Poppy Slip pattern and the top is self-drafted. The scribble fabric is a hunter green/putty color print nylon sheer knit by Halston. It weighs nothing. I'm wearing pale gray yoga capris that I refashioned (like the black ones I had on yesterday) by adding a ruffle from scrap fabric.
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| ~ worn with Frye sandals from ebay ~ |
You are a wizardess! You work magic with Tina Given's patterns.
ReplyDeletePatronus! I think in this case the magic is in the fabric designed by a 3 year old gone wild. Thanks bkind2all.
DeleteWatch me pull a dress out of my hat? I like how the hems echo each other.
ReplyDeleteheheh. That's right. I just noticed my last two posts have cartoon references. What's that about?!
DeleteRocket J Squirrel - hahaha!! So good. LOVE this outfit. I'm glad you finally brought these two together. And I love the hint of ruffle under there. Next time show me Boris Badenov. Heh. That would also be interesting.
ReplyDeleteMelanie?! ah, the cartoon gotcha. Well, I did reference Mr. Peabody's Wayback machine in the previous post. I think it's the MMM marathon that's gotten to me.
DeleteThis is such a fab outfit, from the top down to those cool yoga feet! x
ReplyDeleteI like it too and I'll definitely be wearing it together more often. Thanks Vix.
DeleteI love this outfit!!
ReplyDeleteMe too! This is extraordinarily easy to make, Shelley. The fabric doesn't even need to be hemmed!
DeleteWonderful. I love this fabric and the entire outfit, down to those great sandals.
ReplyDeleteThis is another fav of mine. And another accidental ensemble via MMM. yea!
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