The skirt was a 1 meter piece I bought from my place of work, which I cut in half and then added the waistband. I pleated the whole darn thing across the top instead of gathering, which makes it sit so much more pleasantly.
The top is of course, my fourth Sorbetto. I messed up something with the pleat (it's smaller than it should be) but eh, I added lace on the edges to make it look a bit more normal and to make the darn thing lie flat; this cotton sateen did not want to stay down!
Pearls? Lace? Pink? Yep, I've officially gone cuckoo.
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| I had to do SOMETHING to make me feel less girly |
My shoes... I went through a lot of trouble for these shoes! And my usual size was too big so I opted for the smaller size, which is a little too small. Que cera!! But yay, yellow shoesies <3




Cute outfit, and you do 'girly' well.
ReplyDeleteI adore this outfit!!!!!!!! I think u make a gorgeous girly girl :D I also made a skirt with cotton sateen the same way you did, except i gathered it. I love it!!
ReplyDeleteOh I love the outfit and I love girly-ness. The combination of the top and the skirt is fantastic! Where the H did you get those shoes? I'm in love!
ReplyDeleteP.s. - your 'non-girly photo' scared the heck out of me!
I love the skirt fabric! Too cute! Do you use "quilting" fabrics when it comes to these patterned marvels? I find it creases really easily! Annoying!
ReplyDeleteOh my!! I came across your blog and I love it! You inspire me so much..Where do you get those shoes!! I need them so bad! Is there a place I can order them online? Can you tell? My email is ecveldhuizen@hotmail.com if you have time to tell me.. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHello.. I left you a msgs a couple of days ago..Maybe you thought it was spam, but I still would really love to know what kind of shoes these are..Cs, im in love! Ha!
ReplyDeleteI totally love your blog and style!
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