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Step 6
The next time you have a simple bodice, slash a curve through it (don't forget to add seam allowance) and maybe even a contrasting fabric. You will find this detail is used to enhance simple silhouettes, for example, when used by Proenza Schouler in their oh-so-popular 2003 collections. And if you're feeling adventurous, try doing this with piping for a really enticing and tailored look.
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Oct 3, 2010, 05.38 AMby ruthazel
Yes! what very help is this post. Thank you ever so much, it works very well for me. Much better result alltogether.
May 10, 2010, 01.55 PMby lilioleana
Thank you for this post, it is very useful I only wish I found it earlier, before I had to redo may new pants’ waist 3 times. Oh, well, every lesson is worth something and I had to learn this one the hard way :)