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Plaid in the City



I am a little obsessed with vintage style and look. I had this plaid light wool fabric in my fabric bin for a year. I really wanted to turn it into a coat but didn’t have enough yardages. So, I decided to create something chic with a little vintage edge. Seams (lol get it seams) like trumpet dresses are trending this year, so why not create one of my own. I created this mini trumpet dress, with leather trimming on the bodice. I love how this light wool is breathable yet sturdy. It makes it a great transition piece.




Accessories on Deck

 Long Pearl Necklace (Vintage)
 Gold Bracelet from Ann Taylor
 Black Clutch from Liz Clairbone
 Tweed Pumps from Loft




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