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Credits:
Dress by Tee-threads Fashion - teethreadsfashion@gmail.com, 08033933234 || 08082138554
Hatinator by Yem's Gallery - 08033066439
Pictures by Kamal - 08035064370
Purse and shoe by River Island
Hello lovelies
The fashion world, particularly in Nigeria, recently experienced an invasion of the 'twist and knot wrapper' which I must say is a pretty innovation from the traditional wrapper. However, this trend as with most is already overused. Most ladies at events in recent times have their wrappers in this style.
One way to STILL stand out in this piece is to pair it with a pretty blouse and a statement necklace. Another thing to consider for this twist and knot concept is the fabric; lighter fabrics work better than bulky fabrics. Fabrics like silk, chiffon and stretchy velvets are excellent choices for the wrapper.
I recently bought some chiffon and silk fabrics and made a couple of blouses and wrappers in what I call 'The Drape, Twist and Knot concept'. For the blouses, I made some in a kimono style with a cowl/drape neck behind and a high neck in front. These can also be worn in the reverse order.
Hello lovely people! Hope you are having an amazing week thus far.
I made this dress with no intentions of it being sexy (lol). Actually, I had no plans of making a red carpet-y piece considering the fact that it's a jersey print I didn't particularly like (dunno why).
When my assistant bought this fabric instead of the print I requested, I just thought I'd make a simple dress to wear around the house. I later decided to make a beach wear from it. It's two yards of fabric so I was going to cut out the little I needed for the beach wear. Instead, I found myself standing in front of the mirror in my workshop and I practically JUST draped the fabric around me as a mono strap dress, tied the knot on one shoulder, pinned it up one side and sewed it into my shape following my curves, yes MY CURVES :D. I was going to include a belt but changed my mind about that.