It's a look that has had many resurrections, and I do love it every time - perhaps it's from growing up in Indonesia that draws me back to the patterns and shapes that come with the 'tribal' look. Here are a few collections of the current incarnation of the trend:
Tribal Accessories by Su-Sews-So-So featuring tribal jewelry
It's amazing how a fantastic print or fabric can transform quite a simple garment style. I guess that's what dressmaking opens your eyes up to. The problem is trying to track down that fabulous fabric!!!
I love that purple dress (bottom left) its gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteooh i want those shoes on the bottom right! awesome and amazing.. except that i can't walk in heels haha
ReplyDeletehi! this is so exciting another sewing blog in ni!! Your blog is gorgeous! I live in islandmagee, but work in Belfast (o the joys of traffic jam in the morning) I was so excited to hear that your parents live near me...i was sure i would know them - as lots of my family come from whitehead - buuuut..i don't think i do! o well!
ReplyDeleteAnyway i'll be exploring your blog now, so cool to have a craft-ally in this area, there isn't many of us about!
june x
I love this look too, especially with the color combinations you picked! It would be tough for me to pick a favorite from those dresses.
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