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Un Fleur Bombe Dress.
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I used the Tara draft and made it longer into a mini dress for a friend. I found the most beautiful vintage silk fabric that has already ceased production. I was a bit apprehensive of the fabric at first but I think now, I’m more than convinced I made a good risk with it. I was inspired by a couture dress from Chanel’s Spring 2008 showcase of ripped chiffon sewn onto dresses and I decided to adapt a bit of it into the dress. I binded everything with satin bias tape.
The fit of the bust and the sleeves are really odd so I had to make 2 prototypes in muslin cloth before proceeding onto the actual fabric.
Material Notes
Black satin bias tape Cobalt blue vintage silk with floral print Elastic cord
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Credits
Jennifer, as always
Clarion, Kaeting,
Credits to Karl Lagerfeld for the beautiful chiffon couture dress that always inspires.
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Aug 3, 2008, 06.00 PMby onetwothreejump
It’s Beautiful. I’ve read many comments from other people about the Tara pattern and surprisingly, many dislike flutter sleeves! I don’t get it, I adore them and yours are especially lovely with the trim that you’ve added! If you get any photos of someone wearing this dress, please add them :).
Jun 17, 2008, 09.46 AMby lizah
I love this dress, so cute.!! :)
Jun 13, 2008, 07.30 PMby camilaustral
i like the idea of a mini dress ;)