Feels like I haven't done a proper outfit of the day post in forever! Plus, I owe you a picture of the other peasant blouse i made, so here's what I'm wearing today :-)
Black Cotton Batiste Peasant Blouse made from a 1944 Pattern
1950s Circle Skirt in a Bright Pink and Black Rose Print on a White Background
Black Elastic and Patent Cinch Belt
Black Patent 40s-style Slingback Heels by Twolips
1940s Wood and Celluloid Heart and Flower Earrings
1950s Sapphire Ring and Grandmother's 1941 Class Ring
Lip Ink Lipstick--a Mix of Cherry and Hot Pink
Hair Styled in Triple Reverse Rolls with a Pink and White Peony Clip
your peasant blouse came out really good and I like your heels.
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Love it. One of the first things I made in home economics was a peasant blouse. You look marvelous darling...
ReplyDeleteYay! So glad to see this. =D I ALWAYS love your outfits - you're very inspiring.
ReplyDelete-Andi x
Very cute as ever, wish we had longer summers here with better weather so I could wear stuff like this more!
ReplyDeleteYou look gorgeous! Your hair looks just perfect! How do you style it? Can you make a tutorial, please?
ReplyDeleteRuby,
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oh gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that blouse!
ReplyDeleteSo so gorgeous! I LOVE your skirt :) And your hair looks amazing :)
ReplyDeleteThis makes me look forward to summer!
Thank you so much for the kind words!
ReplyDeleteI've worn both blouses several times already and will probably make up this pattern again--it's a favorite now!
Ruby--a hair tutorial is in the works, so stay tuned :-)
how beautiful!! What a fantastic blouse you've made!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Baroness--I appreciate your sweet comment :-)
ReplyDeletelove this! would totally wear it myself.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful outfit! :) I'm definitely loving the peasant blouse; I have a similar pattern in the stash, but haven't made it yet--but you've inspired me to maybe try and fit it in before summer ends!
ReplyDelete♥ Casey
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Thank you, Casey!
ReplyDeleteI have to say, peasant blouses are very satisfying to make, as they sew up so quickly. They are wonderfully flattering, too! I can't wait to see your creation :-)