Isn't the print lovely?
Top: LOFT (old)
Jacket: LOFT (old)
Skirt: DIY Brocade
Belt: J. Crew, Coral
Shoes: Gucci
Next on the DIY list: hi-lo skirt, handkerchief skirt, wrap skirt, fit & flare dress, and peplum dress (or top). I've been feeling inspired and have been pinning away like a mad woman :) If you're curious, you can find my pins here.
What are you looking forward to wearing this spring?
Hope everyone had a wonderful weekend!
Love the print on this skirt and your outfit is so cute. I can't wait more of your DIY.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ying! I fell in love with the colors :)
DeleteThat's really a beautiful skirt! I love that print so much.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I was really drawn to both the colors and the print :)
DeleteThat is definitely a feminine print! I'm always amazed at what you can sew up :) You should start sewing things for your little babies :)
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Thank you! I've sewn one little dress for Baby E so far and have 2 more in the works - will be posting soon! :)
DeleteThat is a gorgeous fabric!!! I love how you styled it as well, my Mom is currently in the processing of designing and making a few skirts for me this Spring too :) We'll see what she comes up with!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing your new skirts!! Your mom is so talented!
DeleteThe skirt is gorgeous indeed. It's so fun to make your own clothes. I can't believe how slim and fit you are after having your little girl for such a short time. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteAw, you are so sweet! The secret (really) is knowing how to hide the tummy and certain camera angles help too :)
DeleteLove it!!! xoxo from Rome
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DeleteThat is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteLove the combo. Not too girly at all, especially with tough jacket and great shoes!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I was really hoping that the olive jacket would keep it from swaying too far on the girly side :)
DeleteI simply adore this outfit. Such feminine fabrics and colors! Even though I've got plenty of beige/camel jackets, I think I need one in a darker hue like yours ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Cee! It means a lot when you say you like an outfit :) The jacket is actually an olive color and you have that gorgeous anorak!
Deleteaww i do love the print and the color. it looks great on you and i love how you styled it. looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I'm loving getting back into sewing and bringing some ideas to fruition :)
DeleteGorgeous skirt! Love this look. xo style, she wrote
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
Deleteohhh- very pretty, and I can't wait for a DIY on the peplum dress - I just bought a peplum top yesterday from H&M - really loving it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Thu! Would love to see your new peplum top!
Deletethe skirt looks so sweet and feminine. i love it~
ReplyDeleteThank you for your sweet comment! :)
DeleteI love paisley prints! Yours is perfect for spring! I like how you toned down the girlie-ness with the olive jacket too! Ooh, can't wait to see how your hi/low skirt turns out :)
ReplyDeleteI love paisley too! I want to find a giant paisley print someday but so far I've only seen smaller ones.
DeleteBrocade!!! I'm so glad I learned this word, I've been a fan of these skirts for a while but I had no idea what they were called. Learned something today. =)
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! I feel all special now :)
DeleteThanks for following me on GFc, I've followed you back! Also I start following you on Bloglovin, hope you'll do the same! xoxo
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