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I made a special tank in preparation for Fashion Night Out (2011) and using the extra fabric, this tank is the compliment to it. In whole, this fabric is a black and white horizontal stripe with larger periwinkle stripes within. I placed the pattern in such a way to incorporate the periwinkle stripe at the base of the shirt and the remaining as a vertical rectangle on the chest. What makes this tank sexy is the deep round neck, hinting and revealing a small part of the chest. The best part of this shirt is the zipper detail at the base of the shirt above the periwinkle band. It adds a great industrial detail and create a “jewelry” type effect without being so obvious.
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By kelepso at ZE Menswear
Material Notes
Interlock cotton knit, zipper
Difficulty
Novice
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Sep 6, 2011, 10.36 PMby marloncosta
Again…beautiful!
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Sep 7, 2011, 12.34 AMby kelepso
Thank you sir!
Sep 5, 2011, 10.44 AMby ichigogirl
I do like it, the blue placket is a fabulous detail!
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Sep 5, 2011, 02.19 PMby kelepso
Thanks and thanks for clarifying it’s called a placket. :-)
Sep 5, 2011, 08.43 PMby ichigogirl
Hehe, don’t take my word for it though, I’m swedish, ie not a native speaker… but I think it is!