It was only a small piece of fabric so I decided to make a short sleeved blouse even though we are heading into winter. I adapted a vintage blouse pattern I've made before and added a few tucks to the neckline because it was too wide. Even though it's completely inappropriate for the autumn weather I'm just going to wear it with a thermal and a cardigan and hope no one asks me if I'm feeling ill.
You look freakin' gorgeous!!I don't know,a samll amount of yellow seems to be just fine on you!!It can be an odd colour,but that's the way to wear it!!
ReplyDeleteI hope to get to meet you at Andrea's on Saturday??!!
Thanks! Yeah I figured since it wasn't all over yellow it wouldn't be so bad.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely, I'm really looking forward to it!
It looks GREAT! I love it! And the whole outfit is smashing!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks awesome, your'e so cute in it =)
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic, love the matching shoes! I've got to pay more attention to my whole outfit like you do! x
ReplyDeleteHey Brodie! I'm so glad I met you at Andrea's and I love your top, it doesn't make you look ill or anything like that. :) How I wish I can make sew and make pretty things like you do.
ReplyDeleteHey Eva. Yeah it was really nice to meet you too. Thanks! You should learn to sew, it's so much fun.
ReplyDeleteHi Brodie! Thanks so much for coming today - it was really lovely to meet you, and I hope you enjoy your dresses. I hope we can catch up again soon for a coffee or something! Good luck with uni, and I'll be in touch.
ReplyDeleteAndrea xx
Hi - just found your blog via cat of impossible colour. I love your shoes! They are awesome. I have now added yellow heels to my list of wants :)
ReplyDeleteCute top!
ReplyDeleteThat outfit is gorgeous! And the top looks wonderful on you.
ReplyDeleteThanks Andrea, it was nice to meet you too. I'm sure I will get lots of wear out of both dresses and the hat. It would be great to catch up for coffee sometime. Have a lovely time in America later this month.
ReplyDeleteKat-Thanks, yellow heels are great.
Ceceli and Emma Clark-thanks.
Yeah, I know the feeling with the yellow.. I try to wear mustard yellow so that I don't look as pale... I love this outfit made! its so cute!
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I really really love this look! I'm making it my outfit of the week over at my blog! jejeje, dont worry, Ill have a link back to your blog. This is quite embarrassing, but is your name Camelia? or is it something else? Your profile says its Camelia, but I just wanted to make sure. If its not, I'm so sorry and please shoot me an email and I'll change it right away (thejoyoffashion [at] hotmail [dot] com). Congrats on having such a good sense of style!
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Thanks so much Marie, that's so sweet. My blogging name is Camelia so it's fine to use that in your post.
ReplyDeleteI'm also a massive sucker for yellow and it also looks quite awful on me... but I keep buying yellow fabric in the hope that I'll find just the right shade that suits me...
ReplyDeleteBut that top looks lovely! Brilliant job. I love the whole outfit. You should wear pencil skirts more often. They look tremendous.
Love the outfit!
ReplyDeleteLove the yellow!
Love the BLOG!
I really ought to stop making excuses re: sewing! I have a machine and patterns and fabric and everything! You're an inspiration.
Thanks FFAF. You should definitely start sewing, especially if you have everything you need. It's really fun and ever so slightly addictive.
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