Somewhere on the Upper East Side, a jacket starts to take shape...
Double Face Wool
Sleeve Cap Detail
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Marion Ross: October 25, 1928
"No, not the dress darling. It's taffeta, it wrinkles so easily." -- the late Madeline Kahn
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I like long walks on the beach, Mediterranean food and foreign films. But seriously, I've been a designer for 18 years and I started this blog to discuss art, fashion and pop culture. When I'm not writing or designing, you can find me in downward dog (on a yoga mat :-) or running in Central Park listening to some super fast, pop punk tunes from the late 70's/early 80's.
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"No, not the dress darling. It's taffeta, it wrinkles so easily." -- the late Madeline Kahn
That is so beautiful! It looks like leather on my screen. I see how you are draping the individual pieces, one at a time. Part of my dilemma, in understanding draping, was that I though you put the whole thing of fabric on at once and just started using scissors. I'm beginning to see how it might work :-)
ReplyDeletethe second pic looks like leather...i love seeing the process so early on...who gets your designs when they are complete?
ReplyDeleteThe suspense is killing me!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful, seeing your jacket emerge this way.
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