Dion Terrelonge, an educational psychologist, talks about the nature and intersection of fashion, style, and psychology in the British Psychological Society’s The Psychologist.Read More →
Verena uses a beaded illusion for her bridal bustier.Read More →
No, That’s not feminine, THIS is feminine.Read More →
Verena shows off her first project: Vogue #2902 at Tchad Workrooms.Read More →
When you have some leftover scraps form the remnant bin and love the fabric but don’t know what to do with them, one of the best things to play with is draping something like this sleeveless cropped blouse. Verena used the front and back from the workroom’s slope size 10 and worked her way out from there. The front had to be pieced at the waistline to accommodate the odd-shaped scraps and the back had to be cut in a V, but it looks great. If you look at the neckline you can see a slight join where the black border wasn’t long enough toRead More →
Verena has been working on getting the design together for her wedding dress later this Summer… A little peek into what we’ll be seeing more of over the next few months… It s going to end up being a strapless convertible dress that can be work as a cocktail dress with honor alterations after the ceremony is over. Stay tuned.Read More →
Verena wanted to work up some simple modern clothes for the baby she’s expecting but wanted something gender neutral and clean. She found a copy of Esprit Kimono pour les Petits and, as a palate cleanser between all of the high-end and beadwork she’s gotten herself into lately, ran out some ADORABLE baby kimono tops in cotton prints. These will make even the grumpiest grump smile.Read More →