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PrintableMe love this thread.
Priceless...do one for the boys. Do one for the boys.  
I'm too lazy to dig up the pics right now.  | |
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I adore all the Chado Ralph Rucci except the purple one  & I would totally slap a bitch for this one:
No clue why they paired this w/ such opaque tights but the dress is 
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PricelessHo said: chado ralph rucci
i'm not sure i've heard of this designer before, but his designs are very pretty!   
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johnart said: Me love this thread.
Priceless...do one for the boys. Do one for the boys.
I'm too lazy to dig up the pics right now. Wake up! 
http://prince.org/msg/100/298853  We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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Genesia said: johnart said: Me love this thread.
Priceless...do one for the boys. Do one for the boys.
I'm too lazy to dig up the pics right now. Wake up!
http://prince.org/msg/100/298853 OH SHIT!!!
Sorry Priceless. My ass is SO TIRED, packing house around the clock here.  | |
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johnart said: My ass is SO TIRED
tee hee We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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Genesia said: johnart said: My ass is SO TIRED
tee hee  | |
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Genesia said: johnart said:   We might actually get Ivy to wear something other than tennis shoes with a dress.  | |
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johnart said: Genesia said: tee hee  We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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It looks like the Summer of Cute Dresses (which I have declared for 2009) will be followed by the Autumn of Cute Dresses.
I'm going to be spending a lot of time at the sewing machine.  We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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Genesia said: It looks like the Summer of Cute Dresses (which I have declared for 2009) will be followed by the Autumn of Cute Dresses.
I'm going to be spending a lot of time at the sewing machine. how much of your wardrobe do u sew/make? just curious... i've known for years that my body requires tailored clothing..i've yet to give in (read cheapskate ) plus i've been told by seamstresses that i know that i would be DIFFICULT to sew for  due to the content i suggest you like this... | |
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sweet said: Genesia said: It looks like the Summer of Cute Dresses (which I have declared for 2009) will be followed by the Autumn of Cute Dresses.
I'm going to be spending a lot of time at the sewing machine. how much of your wardrobe do u sew/make? just curious... i've known for years that my body requires tailored clothing..i've yet to give in (read cheapskate ) plus i've been told by seamstresses that i know that i would be DIFFICULT to sew for Oh, wow...I never tallied it up. Maybe a third? 
I started sewing as a teenager so I could have one-of-a-kind clothes. (Even if I sew from a pattern, the chances of anyone making anything exactly I make it are slim to none.) And that's still how I roll. It isn't about saving money. I work for a clothing company, so I can buy stuff for far less than I can make it. (Which is why I don't make basics like t-shirts.) Sewing for yourself isn't really that difficult. Over time, you get to know how your body is shaped and what alterations you need to make to a pattern. Right now, I'm in the process of refining my own "block" for making pants that fit perfectly. It's a tedious process...but I'm almost there. And once it's done, I'll be able to whip together great-fitting pants (of all kinds) like nothing.  We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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What great dresses!
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anna sui   I love these. | |
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   And these. These are real good. | |
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Genesia said: sweet said: how much of your wardrobe do u sew/make? just curious... i've known for years that my body requires tailored clothing..i've yet to give in (read cheapskate ) plus i've been told by seamstresses that i know that i would be DIFFICULT to sew for Oh, wow...I never tallied it up. Maybe a third?
I started sewing as a teenager so I could have one-of-a-kind clothes. (Even if I sew from a pattern, the chances of anyone making anything exactly I make it are slim to none.) And that's still how I roll. It isn't about saving money. I work for a clothing company, so I can buy stuff for far less than I can make it. (Which is why I don't make basics like t-shirts.) Sewing for yourself isn't really that difficult. Over time, you get to know how your body is shaped and what alterations you need to make to a pattern. Right now, I'm in the process of refining my own "block" for making pants that fit perfectly. It's a tedious process...but I'm almost there. And once it's done, I'll be able to whip together great-fitting pants (of all kinds) like nothing. thanks 4 the detailed answer sounds cool- i LOVE the idea of having one of a kind stuff..im big on that  due to the content i suggest you like this... | |
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