For the 2015 Francaise Dinner I wore my
lavender robe a la francaise with a brand new stomacher and wig.
The stomacher was made gathered self fabric trim with fringed edges, on top of which I sewed a small chain of silk organza puffs covered in sequins.
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The gathered self fabric trim and the beginnings of my organza chain. |
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The organza sewn on, I added the sequins. |
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The finished product! |
I also made a new wig for the event, this time with a much bigger ship than last year. My new ship was approximately 14 inches tall!
My hair was so tall I couldn't sit up straight in the car, so I had to lie down on my journey to the Dinner.
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#18thCenturyProblems |
In conclusion, it was a wonderful night!
What a great outfit and wig! The 18th century has always been one of my favorite periods in fashion.
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