Here are a few photos I snapped, they honestly don't do the dresses justice.
Love the Jean Harlow vibe on this one! Want!
Stacy in one hell of a show stopping creation!
In all, I loved that the silhouettes were all different, even with different hem lengths. Which means many different women can wear these fab dresses! And I do hope to have one some day... soon as I figure an event I can wear one to!
Thank you Stacy for a lovely evening, and I wish you the best of luck in the tough fashion world. You've got what it takes and you'll make it, I feel it in my bones!
Cheers!
Thank you Stacy for a lovely evening, and I wish you the best of luck in the tough fashion world. You've got what it takes and you'll make it, I feel it in my bones!
Cheers!
Aw, I love that picture of Stacy with the flowers! So glad you were able to come!
ReplyDeleteI SO wish I could have been there! What a fabulous show!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you came!!! Thanks for being there and thank you for the flowers! How sweet!
ReplyDeleteLet's find an event for you so that you can wear a dress!
xoxo
Very nice, love the steel metallic dress!
ReplyDeleteThis show looks a treat. Different hem lengths - now that's one very kind designer, who wants women to feel gorgeous. The first dress is utterly sublime and I already know how I'd wear it! xo
ReplyDeletelove the 1st. super cute!
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Pull Your Socks Up & Pixelhazard, that first one *was* special. from what I recall there was a bit of corsetry going on in the back. And the way it stood out from the body was like sculpture. I def wouldn't mind owning that one in another colour. The palest chartreuse as the main colour with perhaps ivory or super pale peach accents would please me so very much!
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Suzanne
That black dress is so on my list! It's just so fabulous that I want to grab it off the screen! I am looking forward to more of her creations!
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70's Clothing
Such fun! I'd love to wear any of those dresses.
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog and noticed you're interested in animal rescue - and that you read non-fiction. Have you read Wesley the Owl: The Remarkable Love Story of an Owl and his Girl? It's about an unreleasable barn owl being raised by an owl biologist in her home as an "immersion study", but really, it is a love story. I just read it and loved it. Check it out!
Love your blog!!
Roberto da Silva
Great stuff! I'm getting a kick out of reading blog.
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