Inspirations for sewing your own personalized dress #9
It's back to school time! It's the perfect time to swap your summer wardrobe for more fall-ready outfits. Today, I'm offering you five pattern/fabric combinations to inspire you to create your own unique and personalized dress .
Sézane dresses are a great source of inspiration for the couture community. The classic top combined with the skater skirt and puffed sleeves will allow you to create this back-to-school look. For the fabric, I recommend the polka dot viscose from Mercerine .
This look shows us how to modernize the floral prints of Liberty fabric by sewing a jumpsuit. For the pattern, pair the wide jumpsuit with the gathered top & Victorian collar . Use the blog tutorial to add a ruffle to the armholes. For the fabric, Liberty's Tana Lawn cottons are full of sublime prints like Petal and Bud in shades of pink.
Maybe you received an invitation for a winter wedding? For a modern look, opt for the pantsuit associated with the asymmetrical top . A pretty jacquard can allow you to create this look but be careful with the thickness of the fabric. I therefore suggest you sew this outfit with an Indonesian batik in rust tones found at Au fil d'Emma .
A seemingly wise fabric with roses from Sous le Figuier can give a young and modern look worn with boots. Create a mid-season dress by combining the classic top , the trapeze skirt in its peplum version and the 3/4 sleeves .
I love mustard color for fall outfits. And I also love the pleated panels from Stragier that allow you to create dresses by mixing the same fabric in its smooth version for the top and pleated for the bottom. Find the tutorial on the blog and create your unique dress with the boat neckline and short sleeves .
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