A subtle buckle can add class and style to a basic shape.
A subtle buckle can add class and style to a basic shape.
Ok, back to normalcy- this coat is lovely!
Hey- you in the back- sit like your Mama taught you!
‘Don’t think about the chafing, Fiona, just get thru it’ she thought furiously.
Well, at least she doesn’t have VPL.
No, wait- seriously?
From a distance the pigeons thought they saw cracker crumbs- Antonia needed 4 years of therapy to even be able to walk past a bird cage after that.
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Pretty Grievances 
Now I know what’s missing from my wardrobe – bright green knickerbockers!
Off to search for a suitable pattern……..
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Yes!!! Suitable for all occasions!
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I frequently get cross with models for looking so glum but I think this lot have justification. Ouch!
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Imagine the rivalry backstage for the normal pieces!!
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Positively cut throat!
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Too bad about the bread crumbs…I like the dress. Aside from that, I’m tossing out all my belts with buckles, just too tempting.
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I admired the flower effects on some of the designs, but I just couldn’t get past those looking like oyster crackers!
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So many mis-matched combos here! But a theme with gauchos and fabrics that could have been used for accent pillows. That poor girl in the blue bubble with straps! I see lots of craft projects making tiny flowers to adorn little bags and hair barrettes.
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There is a lot of work here, but not all good?
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Another buckle. Haha. Love it!
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I sense a theme here!
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Except for the blue buckled bubble, each outfit has at least one element that’s wearable – the blouse with the bloomers has a great shape and texture and I’d wear the culotte skirt (without the tiny sweater).
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It’s like someone looked at the collection and said, ‘where’s the crazy?’
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HAHAHAH!!
You made me snort coffee out of my nose – I’m going to have to stop reading you at work at this rate!!
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It’s my spiritual gift.
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What the…?! That blue plastic bubble skirt thing… It’s like a combination super hero/historic hoop skirt costume.
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It’s a bad dream of paper doll bondage!?
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Interesting. I love the blue. Like the first one, but a longer skirt. Then I saw the second one. The poor girl is wearing a plastic lampshade. Then I loved the third one, blue and beige. The fourth one forgot to put her top on. The fifth and sixth looks like she is going to get a body part stuck in the fabric. The little green skirt… Is too fluffy for me. I like the beige coat. What a mix up. These were all designed by the same person? Wow!
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The green skirt- I think it’s demon bloomers!
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Gold!!! and buckles! Golden Buckle! Did I miss it? Loving your work as always, and off to source belts with buckles.
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Ok, let me know where you find your silly putty breast plates!
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I think Mama also told us that a bra is not a top 😉
For some reason, those smocked shorts are reminding me of Little Bow Peep!!!
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Little Bo Peep – the new spokes-shepherdess for depends- when you have to go, but the flock won’t wait!
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Bloomers! I see them as the new officewear.
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Always looking for places to hide my steno pad!
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I’d love to see someone recreate/hack #2 (blue plastic dress) with Ikea parts.
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Oh yes!! The project runway pet supply challenge sponsored by IKEA!!
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There’s a How-To article in BurdaStyle’s August issue on how to get that 3D shorts fabric happening for yourself at home! Examples include Chanel, no less. I’m tempted to try it! haha!
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I need to see these on you- please, my birthday is coming up!
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Aw, c’mon, Anne! Don’t add motivation like that!
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Poor model in blue plastic bubble… hugs 😦 And is it my imagination or are these models more starved than usual? More 😦
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Maybe those belts are actually gastric bands.
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The second one in is a blue version of Scarlet Overkill’s dress from the new minion movie. I did find myself wondering what a non-animated version of her outfit would look like; now I know.
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Ah, fashion- it informs and educates!
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Models must have cast iron nipples. Yeesh! I liked the first one, but it just went off in left field after that…
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Oh yes, the lime green diaper pants and the beige Cherios jacket. What a great selection. I like the first blue and white ensemble though and it is a nice way to use a buckle.
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I think the first one just didn’t prepare me for the buckle buffet than was served up to follow!
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O.M.G. Want to bet those puffy shorts shrink into a teeny tiny doll short once she takes them off? Seems tops like that were all the rage a few years back…for a hot second.
Good grief. I wonder if models ever go to a fitting and just say “HELL NO”! Seems like a wise choice here.
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Ooh, such pretty blues in this collection! The belt on the sweater is a great modern interpretation of those fantastic vintage sweater guards! And Rosie the Robot enjoying the confidence afforded to her by the addition of all those belts. I won’t be a house maid for long you Jetsons!
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This is true- the colors of this collection are so cool and relaxing- lovely blues!
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at least it was original…and interesting idea, to bring back bloomers! Amelia Bloomer (yes, she existed) would approve!
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That’s what I love- fashion return engagements!
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Me too. I am eagerly awaiting the return of the parasol!
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I’d like a nice hat revival too.
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