Gilet Blouse Front // Faux shirt-front situation
The last part of my recent moire ensemble ✨
Comments (15)
Bonjour, "gilet" mean waistcoat in french and in your exemple it's very interesting because it's a "gilet-blouse" it's explain very well what's the garment for.
I’m several months late but I’m pretty sure it was me that asked for something Edwardian. This is absolutely gorgeous!!
Gorgeous! I can see you arriving for a showing decked out in an 1890s outfit & having your realtor keel over dead from envy! I ha a thought...when you move...who's going to help you dress? Do up your buttons & zippers?
Currently working on a little black floral burnout velvet dress that's going to become part of this year's halloween costume while watching this!
Beautiful.
Hi Bianca! Thank you so very much for sharing this with us. Because of your teaching l managed to change a dress pattern from back zipped to button placket. It worked 🥳 Thank you! Hoping the house hunting is going well. Hon, remember to leave time and a little money for a trip back to Colorado..there may be some Colorado home sickness, even if that idea seems extremely unlikely. Ask me how I know.. I’m happy to share some good news. August 2020 I was told I had 20 months left to live after I was diagnosed with stage 4 Cancer. I had no mainstream medication and I’m still here, though not cancer free yet. I worked full time right up to this July. Hoping to get well to maybe go back to work part-time. Never give up. I may not win this battle, but l’m sure giving it a good fight. Cancer loves sugar. Stay strong, stay well, and looking forward to seeing pics of your soon to be new home. Sending best wishes from Down Under 🥰🥳🐈⬛📙📚📚💚💚💚🌸🌺🌼🌹🌷💖🥰🇦🇺💐
Thinking of you, Rhonda.❤️I'm sure I'm not the only one who has smiled at the sight of your trademark sign-off and emojis. Hugs from Canada!🍁
Hi, I'll be brief. You don't need another letter ike the earlier one I'm sure. The picture you did for this reminds me of that walk-away dress that is so infamous here on Youtube. I think even you did one, but with your technique. In reality it looked more like those expandable skirts, that are making the rounds. Either way it came out so very nice and pretty. Thank you again for the hat content. I can't get enough hat and/or millinery content, because one of my go to milliners got to many orders for filming, and the other hopefully just had the safe arrival of her baby. I disagree with the assessment that we don't need 80 degrees. We are doing 50 since the last two days, and I'm freezing, even tucked under the down comforter. It's quite late. My training went really well by the way. It's now 1 am on Friday here, so I'm going to see iI can find any sleep. Yours, Ann
Hi Ann So lovely to see your comment. Keep warm, my friend. Even though it’s Spring here, I too am sitting under a comforter while watching out lovely Bianca. Oh, congratulations on your training doing well. Always so good to know that you’re doing well. Sending best wishes from Down Under 🥰💐🇦🇺
Super fun, very straightforward. For gilet, think Gigi.
I'd be putting that over a drapey black blouse with voluminous sleeves.
Thats lovely, love the green under the lace.
That is very fun. Love the colour of that silk. I am designing (copying TCH stuff) some outfits to wear at archery practice because...why not? and methinks this would be ideal under a jacket for less bulk with a tight lower sleeve.
Omg you are going to look fan-flippin-tastic while dropping targets!
I absolutely love the black lace over the olive-y green silk! I *love* green but unfortunately it’s not a great color for me - maybe I could sneak some green into my clothes by putting lace over it to tone it down. The effect here is almost gothic-organic and I love it. Thanks as always for the inspiration!
