Inspired by Madeleine Vionnet, the creator of the bias cut around 1935, and her art of draping, I dared to make a skirt out of 2 of my husband´s old shirts.
Inspirada por Madeleine Vionnet , la inventora del corte al bies allá por 1935, y su arte en los drapeados, me atrevo a crear una falda con dos camisas viejas de mi marido.
Madeleine made clothes that cling to the body as if they were made of liquid silk.
Madeleine hizo posible que la ropa abrazara el cuerpo como si estuvira hecha de seda líquida.
Continuará...
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jo!! que imaginación y originalidad, deseando ver como queda...
besitos Sacramento!!!!
Oooohhh how fun!! I cant wait to see how the skirt turns out:)
Have a great day!
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Hola Sacramento!
Quiero ver ya lo que estás creando!
por cierto el abrigo salmón una pasada.
Ah, mi suegra es fan tuya!!, nunca comenta porque se lía pero me habla de tí cada vez que la veo.
Un besazo!!!!!!!!!!!
Isabel
Ya quiero ver la segunda parte !! <3
Hola, ya tengo ganas de vértela puesta! besos
Aver con que nos sorprendes esta vez!!
Besos
Raquel
Wow, I will be waiting eagerly to see the result of your sewing! I love how you take inspiration from many different sources. xxxx
Can not wait to see the result
You are so talented Mrs. P
Ariane xxxx
Such fun! Can't wait to see what you've created, Sacramento! Sarah xxx
Wow, what an interesting project. I can't wait to see the results. Xx
I can't wait to see how it turns out!!
Que estupendo, que ganas de ver la continuación ;-))
Oh dear I'm so curious now!
xxxx
What suspense! I want to see what happens next :p xx
pure inspiration!
Lyosha
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Oh you tease! Now waiting in suspence xxx
Oooh interesting! You're so great with a sewing machine!!!!
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Isn't it funny how everyone bows at the feet of these new designers when really all they are doing is repeating what has already been done! I adore that 1st picture. You are right, the dress is so fluid and regal!! I can't wait to see this dress you are making! Kiah
What beautiful vintage pictures, and a really interesting project I can't wait to see how it turns out! your blog is fantastic, you're very glamorous indeed!
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Sacramento, I love the shirts you picked out! I can't wait to see what you do with them....you've got me wanting to raid my honey's closet! Hugs! ~Serene
La primera foto parece la Victoria de Samotracia.
I simply adore her work! And I can't wait to see what you end up doing with those shirts!
xx
so inspiring babe xoxo
oh my gosh! i can't wait to see the finished look.
Oh my, I can't wait to see!!
Trust you to post about one of my fashion heroes! I love what this woman did for fashion in the 30's.
Can't wait to see what you create!
x.o.x.o
i can't wait to see the result....
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...no puedo esperar!!!! Crack!
wow, how creative! i can't wait! xxx
Mmmm!! Que ganas tengo de ver el resultado!!! Adoro a Madame Vionnet!! Vi hace un par de años una exposición suya en Paris!! Impresionante!!
Besazos!!
MY LITTLE SUEDE SHOES
Beautifully done! You're a genius. I can't wait!
uyyy ya quiero ver la continuacion...
Wow I can't WAIT to see where this will go!!! I am sure you will create something amazing with those old shirts ;)
The suspense is too much...I have always admired the drape of bias cut dresses, so it will be very interesting to see what you come up with.
An interesting idea, I look forward to styling...I greet...
love it!
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Que me dejas con la intrigaaaaaaaaaa!!! jajajaja, deseando ver el resultado puesto.
Un beso enooooorme.
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I love these images, LOVE!!! XXXXX
Muy original! hope your esposo didnt mind you using his old shirts.
besos
Thanks
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