Early Autumn 2014

O mai veche dorinta a mea a fost sa creez rochia completa, pornind de la idealul setat de nemuritorul Yves. O rochie care nu mai "cere" decat o pereche de incaltari traznete. Ca sunt bocanci de lac sau tocuri ametitoare, asta ramane la latitudinea fiecareia dintre voi. Printre creatiile actuale veti gasi cateva piese de tranzitie, foarte versatile, care pot fi purtate cu aceeasi lejeritate si in miezul verii, dar si in toiul iernii, daca sunt accesorizate cu imaginatie :). Pentru acest inceput sfios de toamna am folosit materiale fine, precum vascoza, bumbacul imprimat si voalul cu diverse texturi. Captuselile sunt pline si confortabile, iar fustele ample permit doritoarelor sa le poarte cu jupe voluminoase, pentru un plus de efect. Enjoy!

Much has been said about combining prints but most women are still reluctant to try "out of the box" mixes. This collection presents compositions of several prints and textures. Here we have polka dots, tartan, cotton lace and ethnic sash. Who would've thought? 

A gift for myself on my 30th birthday. 

 School starts in September, right? This piece reminds us of that. A very soft, pleasant and low maintanance fabric, classic model.

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Turquoise-green jacket and dress made of oriental prints and tulle

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Veil skirt and wool top

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Cotton dresses with a relaxed cut 

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Classic black and white. I would "break" the ensemble with mustard yellow shoes. Statement dress, pencil skirt, embroidered with beads along the neckline and around the sleeves. 
 http://www.breslo.ro/Product/Rochie-Funky-Circles-reloaded_1033070

http://www.breslo.ro/Product/Rochie-Funky-Circles_1033060

Transparent top, velvet polka doted elastic tulle dress. 

http://www.breslo.ro/Product/Rochie-Velvet-Polka-Dots_1033044

 

Is there some other combination of colours that yells out "autumn's here!!!!"?

Veil top and black veil skirt

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Silk skirt with tiny red flowers and golden strands

 http://www.breslo.ro/Product/Fusta-Etno-Christmas_1033057

Very elegant tafetta top dress, veil skirt

Fluid veil dress, ruffles around the neckline and at the sleeves. 

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Big flowers in red and purple. Relaxed cut. 

Veil dress with tiny flowers in orange, beige and black. Lace embroidery at the neck.

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Satin dress in autumnal colours. Open pleats.

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Relaxed cut coat, 100% wool, 3/4 sleeves

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How To Make a Christmas Tree

Hey, everybody!

I guess by now you've managed to get yourself into the Christmas spirit and you are ready to start wrapping presents and decorating your home for Christmas. I thought of a simple "how to?" for you to celebrate the occasion. Maybe you are tired of cleaning after your Christmas tree every year when holiday fever is over, or maybe you don't have enough space in your apartment for a real or fake Christmas tree, or simply want something fresh this year. I wanna show you how to make a Christmas tree from cloth and tinsel, no bigger than a milk bottle that you can place anywhere in your home and won't leave you cleaning the house. You can reuse it every year or offer it.

Here's what you need:

• two pieces of felt the size of an A4 paper (I got mine at a local supermarket, but you can find it in a stationary, or in a dry goods store)
• an A4 paper
• a pair of scissors
• tinsel and beads

Step 1

You need to make a model and then place it onto the felt to cut the shape of your Christmas tree. Take your A4 paper and fold it in half. Then fold again on the diagonal of one half to create the side of the Christmas tree. After that fold again and cut. At the end you should have an isosceles triangle.

Step 2

Place your model on top of the two sheets of felt and pin it so it doesn't move when you cut. Then cut along the model.

Step 3

Sew the two pieces of felt together with your sewing machine or by hand. Put black thread on top and white thread down so that the thread doesn't show on the two pieces of felt. If you sew by hand, choose a thread that makes a nice contrast (silver, or gold). Sew only on the sides, about 2 cm from the margins. Do not sew the bottom of the tree.

Step 4

It's time to sew the beads on, by hand. Find your beads and tinsel at a local dry goods store or get them from old necklaces or dresses.

Step 5

Cut triangles with your scissors without cutting into the hemline. This will make your tree even more realistic. Wrap the silver tinsel around the tree.

Step 6

Place the tree on top of a water bottle or a deodorant and then show it off :))

Have a lovely Christmas!