Burda Style For people who sew
Description
Introducing your new office look. Perfectly dressed with a blouse or button down underneath, more casual with a stripy T or a tank. Make it special on the inside by choosing pretty lining fabric. Big pockets hold cell phones and all other necessities for a busy day…
Material Notes
Stretch cotton, printed cotton for the lining
Difficulty
Novice
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Credits
- Photographer
Danielle St. Laurent
- Hair and Makeup
Sarah Stewart
- Model
Laura O Neil (Major Model Management)
- Additional credits
BORNE was so kind as to provide us with samples for these shoots. BORNE, www.borneclothing.com, Beach Tuxedo Shirt shown with Laura dress. FALKE, www.falke.com, sponsored all socks and tights. Hat is from Urban Outfitters. Boots are models own.
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Aug 1, 2010, 01.47 PMby possiblymaybeviolentlyhappy
Fabulous dress! Great detail- totally on trend, love the colour too. I have been dreaming for some time of making my wardrobe do double duty by creating reversible dresses. One side could be a demure high roundneck, the other a daring V neck. I have been sketching oodles of dresses with the above back (which I can only liken to a balconette bra- does it have a name?) as a neckline. Thrilled to have found something that captures what has been occupying my thoughts for the past month. I will try to make it as is. And then see if I can create this "Wear two Ways’ dress. My ample bossom may squash my dream, but Im optimistic.
Mar 20, 2010, 07.49 PMby nataliaghimp
why, it’s great idea! and details are well-thought. I like this !!!!