I just love this circle skirt! It's one of the first things I ever made. The fabric has started to fade a bit but it's still wearable.
These shots were taken at an outdoor mall. It's one of my husband and my favorite palaces to hang in the summer. When it's hot out, the fountain behind me is on.
And my hair is finally long enough to pincurl without too much difficulty. Woot!
Purple peep toe wedges! I took style notes from the 40s and matched my accessories to each other instead of sticking with just the colors in my outfit.
And it wouldn't be a trip to the mall without some shopping! Mostly we just went out to enjoy the weather but I love window shopping too!
I love your bangs! And your skirt! As much as I've sewn, I for some reason just cannot seam to get a circle skirt quite right.
ReplyDeleteThanks! :) I used a vintage pattern from Elegant Musings (http://blog.caseybrowndesigns.com/2010/09/make-your-own-50s-circle-skirt/). She also did a huge circle skirt sew along with loads of resources. I think the trick is not to use a circular waist shape but to make it more oval shaped.
Deletethanks! I'll have to check it out!
Deletebtw I just have to pick up your fabric this weekend for sew bossy and I'll send everything your way!
That skirt looks lovely - and hooray for sunshine!
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You look adorable!! xox
ReplyDeleteSuper sweet, charming outfit! I just love the first sun-kissed days of spring, too. It's almost like you forget what warmth from Mother Nature feels like and are a little surprised (and totally delighted) when it finally emerges once again.
ReplyDelete♥ Jessica
I love those pieces in a wardrobe that you just can't love enough. :-)
ReplyDeleteMy how redundant that sounds. LOL! I should know better.
DeleteLucky you to be able to wear your spring outfit!!! After our Californian trip we found that winter is still there: cold, no flower and even a bit of snow!!!
ReplyDeletelovely skirt and top. here in europe we're still waiting for spring.
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