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.
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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. |
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Apples/Inverted Triangles rejoice! We can hide our |
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Over midi skirts or tights with boots!! S-L-E-E-K |
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Speaking of Ms. von Furstenburg, I'll take one of EVERYTHING in her shop. Thanks :) |
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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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