Showing posts with label formal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label formal. Show all posts

Maiden of Towers Dress


Photographer Dre Naylor captured these amazing images at the Whitewater reserve featuring my "Rapunzel" dress.  And model Melat Amha was a wonderful find.  You don't see legs or beautiful hair like that every day.

7DS - The Frog Princess as "Lust"



This dress is made out of Sari fabric from the 70's and purple velvet from an old dress that was given to me by a friend who had left her Goth days behind.  After battling the static cling monster, this dress worked out so well that it has already been featured in two photo shoots and has racked up the most "likes" of all my designs that has been posted on the book of face!

Say Your Prayers, it's The Flying - Kimono!




 



Photography by jStemmerphotography.com
To celebrate my love for all things Japanese, I made your classic nun's habit into a very scandalous kimono dress.  I used every yard of this cream crepe-back satin and vintage orange asian print bridal satin (with a very small scrap of a lace table runner from the 70's!)  to create an artistic corseted bodice and flying skirt.

Say Your Prayers, it's The Flying - Kimono!




 
Photography by jStemmerphotography.com
To celebrate my love for all things Japanese, I made your classic nun's habit into a very scandalous kimono dress.  I used every yard of this cream crepe-back satin and vintage orange asian print bridal satin (with a very small scrap of a lace table runner from the 70's!)  to create an artistic corseted bodice and flying skirt.

Land of the Lost: Voluminous Stone Age Waterfall Expedition!






Photos by jStemmerphotography.com
This is one of the dresses that I made for the first time I worked with the model in this picture, Cassidy.  It is made of an entire bolt stonewashed green silk that I acquired from an inheritance sale. 
After Cass put the dress on and commented on how incredibly comfortable it was (seriously, this material feels like cool water and was a joy to work with!), she walked out to the poolside, took a few seconds to adjust the dress and place her hands just right at the hem, and FLUNG her arms in the air and created the gorgeous shots that you see above!
Needless to say, it's not the last dress I will made for her.

Land of the Lost: Voluminous Stone Age Waterfall Expedition!









Photos by jStemmerphotography.com
This is one of the dresses that I made for the first time I worked with the model in this picture, Cassidy.  It is made of an entire bolt stonewashed green silk that I acquired from an inheritance sale. 
After Cass put the dress on and commented on how incredibly comfortable it was (seriously, this material feels like cool water and was a joy to work with!), she walked out to the poolside, took a few seconds to adjust the dress and place her hands just right at the hem, and FLUNG her arms in the air and created the gorgeous shots that you see above!
Needless to say, it's not the last dress I will made for her.