In the past few years I have grown myself a little obsession tot the 20’s fashion. I admire the silhouettes, styles, materials and the feeling of the women in old photos wearing fantastic creations. I have wanted to make a 20’s style dress and this is my first attempt that I have started making about two years ago. It has laid aside for so long, because I started to to other projects as it felt that there was something wrong with my velvet dress and I couldn’t get it look like how I wanted. I had also a little crisis with the silhouette and my body (I’m not exactly the string bean type). Now I finished it and altered little the hem witch used to have gathering instead of pleats. It’s not a very authentic 20’s dress, but I think that it has little of that feeling because of the drop waist and that burnt orange velvet. Now I’m dreaming about making a real flapper dress!
stretchy velvet
Intermediate
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Jan 22, 2013, 09.03 AMby auroras-y-sirenas
Really cute. Actually I like everything you made so far, specially the velvet dresses ;) Well done.
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Jan 22, 2013, 06.18 PMby pampula
Thank you so much! I like your projects too, the Akadi bubbles -top and skirt are simply fantastic!
Jan 19, 2013, 10.51 AMby madyb
Lovely!
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Jan 20, 2013, 03.53 PMby pampula
thank you!
Jan 18, 2013, 05.45 PMby Mary Athey
This is lovely.on you x
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Jan 20, 2013, 03.54 PMby pampula
thank you!
Jan 18, 2013, 03.31 PMby ariation
I think it’s a great modern 20’s dress………Nice cut and you’ve made the drop waist look good…
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Jan 20, 2013, 03.54 PMby pampula
Thank you! I wasn’t entirely convinced about the drop waist first, but I grew to like it.