It's no secret I love making
dresses. But I don't always wear dresses. At work I don't want to show too much leg, it's not always ideal dress weather here, and sometimes you just want to spread out on the weekends in some stretchy pants.
As I continue to make more and more pieces, I wanted to pause and think about what I really do wear.
For work: I love tailored pieces, inspired by menswear. Occasionally I like to throw in a girly ruffled piece. I work at a school, so it also has to be fun and functional. No stilettos for me, but tons of boots and flats.
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| trousers | |
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| blazers |
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| menswear |
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| embroidered cape |
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| blouses | |
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| printed tops |
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| tie-front blouse |
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| thick sweaters |
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| sweaters and jeans |
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| dark jeans |
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| quirky prints |
On the weekends I like to have fun. I don't have to pretend I'm a seasoned professional any more (who am I kidding anyway). I sometimes just dress like a boy in my flannel and boyfriend jeans, because, let's face it, guys hold the monopoly on comfort. Otherwise, this is when I can flaunt that new dress I just finished.
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| boyfriend jeans and hat |
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| oversized jacket and jeans |
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| flannel |
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| LBD |
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| casual striped dress |
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| floral dress |
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| tights |
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| my casual striped dress |
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| short dress and tights |
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| going out clothes |
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| comfy sweater |
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