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Warnerland proudly presents the Queen of Hearts

comments (2) December 8th, 2009 in design, garment construction, fabric, embellishments, reader's closet

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The dress is inspired by 18th century steel frame corsets.

The Queen of Hearts

Photo: Shaun P. Stakem

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This dress is made with red satin and organza pleated panels. Its fully lined, with black pleather detail and has tule to add extra body. Visit my website at http://artunt.digication.com/Warnerland

Pattern or design used: My own design - Jessica Warner

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Clarasita writes: Great work. Love the fluidity of the pleats. I find your design very fashion-forward but with a retro feel, nostalgic of Fortuny pleated creations of the early to mid 1960's and strangely enough, and I can't explain why, a roaring 20's spirit.
Posted: 11:51 pm on December 16th

nightowl10 writes: Jessica, I loved your designs and it is so great that your are both sewing and designs your clothing. May you continue to meet great success in your career.
Posted: 9:30 pm on December 15th

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