This dresses main body was up cycled from various garments. The sleeves of the top was made from a pair of dress pants and interestingly it isn’t closed but rather the top of the sleeve is open. The torso itself is made from a stripped skirt and the skirt of the whole ensemble ironically was made from a wrap skirt. The tulle and fringe additions were the only things that weren’t up cycled and had to be purchased. The train in the back I hand detailed by gathering the tulle in certain areas, I wanted to create a sort of sporadic effect. I decided it needed the tulle train and “ascot” thing because it looked too plain to me. I wanted to add drama and although less is more in cases, when I paired the two together, it just clicked in my brain and it felt like it was complete.
This design was based purely off of a gothic design concept I had in my head for a long time. I know this doesn't look as nice on the form which is why I provided an image of how it looked like on the model, isn't it lovely?
Completed November 9, 2015
Completed: November 2, 2015The torso itself is made from a stripped skirt and the skirt of the whole onsoumble ironically
was made from a wrap skirt. The tulle and fringe addions were the only things that weren’t
upcycled and had to be purchased. The train in the back I hand detailed by gathering the tulle in
certain areas, I wanted to create a sort of sporadic eect. I decided it needed the tulle train and
“hascot” thing because it looked too plain to me. I wanted to add drama and although less is
more in cases, when I paired the two together, it just clicked in my brain and it felt like it was
complete.This design was based purely o of a gothic design concept I had in my head for a long
me.This dresses main body was upcycled from various garments. The sleeves of the top was made
from a pair of dress pants and interesngly it isn’t closed bu rather the top of the sleeve is open.
The torso itself is made from a stripped skirt and the skirt of the whole onsoumble ironically
was made from a wrap skirt. The tulle and fringe addions were the only things that weren’t
upcycled and had to be purchased. The train in the back I hand detailed by gathering the tulle in
certain areas, I wanted to create a sort of sporadic eect. I decided it needed the tulle train and
“hascot” thing because it looked too plain to me. I wanted to add drama and although less is
more in cases, when I paired the two together, it just clicked in my brain and it felt like it was
complete.This design was based purely o of a gothic design concept I had in my head for a long
me.from a pair of dress pants and interesngly it isn’t closed bu rather the top of the sleeve is open.
The torso itself is made from a stripped skirt and the skirt of the whole onsoumble ironically
was made from a wrap skirt. The tulle and fringe addions were the only things that weren’t
upcycled and had to be purchased. The train in the back I hand detailed by gathering the tulle in
certain areas, I wanted to create a sort of sporadic eect. I decided it needed the tulle train and
“hascot” thing because it looked too plain to me. I wanted to add drama and although less is
more in cases, when I paired the two together, it just clicked in my brain and it felt like it was
complete.This design was based purely o of a gothic design concept I had in my head for a long
me.
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