~ and I had to add leggings, boots and a jacket ~ |
~ plus it was windy ~ |
~ Here worn with one of the obi's I've concocted ~ |
~ ah, free at last ~ |
~ What do you think? ~ |
The dress is made from what was called China Silk and was a real pain to sew. (I do luv the print though.) It kept puckering, which is why it is inundated with lace trim. But I guess it came out alright in the end.
~ ending with the ole shoe shot from ebay ~ |
I'm rushing on over to Patti's Not Dead Yet Style and then Catherine's I Will Wear What I Like when she goes live. Hope to see you all there.
those cool boots! and the last of the house-dresses is a beauty, I love the print too. Jealous of you needing a jacket! xox
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Yeah, they're all fiber and elastic except for a bit of leather at the heel. Real comfy. That's #6 for the hot house dresses. Thank goodness it's all the way down to the 60s now and I can stop. It's onto coats, I guess.
DeleteI do like the pattern on your house dress, so good with those great boots. Hope your Fall is a good one .
ReplyDeleteYea, it's sort of a wild Asia-esque print, I do believe.
DeleteI'm am excited for "layering season" to begin! Pretty pattern on this dress; I like it better without the obi belt too. I have a pair of "sneaker boots" that look like those shoes. They are super comfy.
ReplyDeleteLayering is the best. Otherwise I feel undressed. The obi is unnecessary here, the dress print is more than enough.
DeleteThis is quite inspirational. As always. All the colors and most of the textures.
ReplyDeleteCoat dresses? I had a really pretty china silk I'd made into a dress. Fabric was so clingy, it would have worked better as a bowl cover. Cotton slip didn't help, so off it went to somewhere else.I hope it's happier.
Seattle is jacket time but not quite raincoat all the time. Guess I should finish altering my Bill Cunningham Tribute jacket pronto.
So did you do the Cunningham Tribute jacket yet? That would be nice.
DeleteGorgeous!! Love that brocade jacket and the print on your dress. x
ReplyDeleteThe wild print lady speaks truth.
DeleteAbsolutely superb! I love all the colours and wild (which word I only ever employ in a highly positive sense) pattern mixing xxx
ReplyDeleteOh, did I pattern mix here? I didn't even notice.
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