No, not your run-of-the-mill raincoat/crochet/Mexican variety, think of them more as a
layering element. Im thinking I'll be able to brave the impending cold now.
They don't have to be true ponchos, Maybe an oversized vest or sweater... The keys to the look: Solid colors. Wear something fitted underneath. Optional: Boots. (oh gosh, unbury me please.) Carry a BEAUTIFUL bag. |
Apples/Inverted Triangles rejoice! We can hide our |
Over midi skirts or tights with boots!! S-L-E-E-K |
Speaking of Ms. von Furstenburg, I'll take one of EVERYTHING in her shop. Thanks :) |
OK, bring on the fall/winter sewing. |
5 comments:
I like the color combinations more that I like the poncho/shrug/whatevers. But then I'm a big girl and slouchy doesn't become me
I'm lovn everything about this post. Def some great inspirations. Still laughing @ the "apples/inverted triangles" comment.
great post! i think the hardest thing is getting the fabric to make these patterns look designer.
I've never thought too much of a poncho as a fashion statement but they're depicted quite lovely here. Thanks for opening my mind! Can't wait to see what you make. LOL!
This was a great post. I love it when you connect what you see to a pattern - very inspiring, thanks.
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