"This shirt"sewn with a delicate print crêpe and sophisticated pleats in back is an airy and casual alternative to the classic blouse.
Ideal for the temperature transition and can be worn instead of a blazer. "This unlined and easy-care coat" includes casual gathering at the sleeve hems. If you would like to pull it closed in front, simply sew a matching tying belt of the same fabric.
"One style" , two ways to wear it. Underneath the cropped shirt with the playful bow in back, is the splash of a longer top sewn in a slightly lighter shade – and one that can naturally also be worn on warmer days as a solo style. Sew a festive version by using a fine silk jersey.
A wrinkle-free polyester fabric makes "this feminine blouse dress" with the full-length button placket and hem flounces a perfect choice for the travel case. Trendsetters might wear this unbuttoned on cooler days and worn over a top, skinny jeans and high heels. When choosing the fabric, give extra attention to choose a fabric that looks good on both sides – the hem flounce will show both sides of the fabric.
"This skirt" is a fabulous combination of a sexy silhouette and sporty details: striped elastic to properly shape and accent at the waist, and side slits to draw attention to your legs.
"This shirt" is quite basic and yet it has such an impactful look when sewn in trendy yellow. Some pleats extending from the neckline in back add swing and drape at the hips.
"This style"is as great for the office as it is for being away on holiday. Elegant flounces shift delicately below the knees, a shimmer of refined buttons accent in front and a tying band sits at the waist to flatter the feminine silhouette.