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Delightful and chic, the Hartford Dress is a sensible choice for the playful girl. Beautiful smocking covers the top and sleeves, petite buttons border the front and secure a straight collar. Waistline is fitted and extends into an elegant skirt. Dark brown fabric offers a rich tone with slit cuffs and subtle pleating. Dress zips on the side. Light mesh lining. Small measures 36" down center of back. Sleeves measure 17" long. 50% cotton. 50% polyester. Imported.
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Passing at 942 R. Hidalgo St. Quiapo Manila and saw these dresses of female Muslims. Just so wonderful to look at. Especially when women muslims wore these dresses.
The Eucalypt Dress pattern from Megan Nielsen's new Breakwater Collection. I ordered one of the kits with this fabric from her site. The fabric is beautiful! More construction details and photos over on the blog: blog.sweetlittlechickadee.com/2013/06/cityscape-eucalypt-...
I got my new fabrics on tuesday and wednesday, lovely mail day. They are yummy.
I made two Lati Green dresses (and doing a MSD one right now with biiirds).
These two will be etsified later.. some day.
The Creemore Children's Dress Up Fountain, donated to the Village of Creemore, Ontario by the sculpter, Ralph Hicks. This wonderful work of art is located just of Mill Street between the Horticultural Society Garden and the Station on the Green. I particularly wanted to get some night shots as I thought the lighting added something special to the joyous characters presented by the sculpter. I thought they had the water running at night with lights in the base, but without the water, I was able to get a different perspective on the figures and not risk getting the camera drenched.
The Jingle Dress Dancer originated in the Lake of the Woods area and has now common in most pow wows.
This picture was taken in Deer Lake First Nation. This was their first pow wow since 1985.
Lightweight cotton dress in beach-glass tones of blues, green and periwinkle.
The picture doesn't show off the extraordinary fullness of the bottom - at the hem it's about 100 inches in diameter.
Recycled, reconstructed, and super comfortable.
My recent trash the dress.
More photos on the blog:
www.maria-offin.com/masha-offin/index.php?option=com_cont...
Dress Barn Strip Mall Location Pics by Mike Mozart of JeepersMedia and TheToyChannel on YouTube. Dress Barn Retail Woman's and Misses Clothing.
The girls love to dress up on Halloween and go out to get lots of candy. A pop star, a tiger, and a motorcycle girl. I was dressed as Harpo Marx (no picture) but I was cute.
Had the pleasure of spending the evening taking some pictures for a good friend who is a designer based in the Lakes. Ele Horsley makes some stunning dresses, and wanted me to help get some images of her latest line. Ella stepped in to model them, and was an absolute legend.
These are just a really quick edit of a couple of shots - it'll take a while to go through and find the best of them.
Strobist: 580EX with full cut of CTO in the room. 430EX with 1/2 cut CTO in bounce umbrella as fill for the ambient. Both triggered by poverty wizards.
Emily P. Reynolds Historic Costume Collection
Mary Ebach
Ancestral village: Koetzel from Mannheim, Kutchurgan District, Russia; Ebach from Baden, Kutchurgan District, Russia.
Item number: 2009.16.02
Baptismal dress. Toddler-size. Shiny cream fabric with medium blue embroidered “ME “ monogram on center front. Short pleats on front and back shoulders. Four pleats run from under the arm from arm seam to hem. Peter Pan collar. Short sleeves. Dress is 17” tall and 21” wide. Hem is 2” wide. Two snap back closure. Baptismal dress worn by Mary Ebach at her baptismal rite.
Mary Ebach’s baptismal dress was machine sewn by Vinzent (Katherine) Jaeger, her baptismal sponsor’s wife.
Mary’s parents were Michael and Katherine (Kloetzl) Ebach. Her father had ancestral roots to Baden and her mother with Mannheim, Kutschurgan District, Black Sea German villages near Odessa, Ukraine.
Infant: Mary Ebach
Father: Michael Ebach
Mother: Katherine (Kloetzel) Ebach
Godmother: Mrs. Mike (Magdalene Stauss) Voeller
Godfather: Vinzent Jaeger
Baptizing Priest: Rev. Pius Mutter
Church of St. Therese, the Little Flower, Rugby, ND
Date of Baptism: 30 October 1931
Date: circa 1931
Accession Number: 2009.16
Emily P. Reynolds Historic Costume Collection
Rose Feckler
Ancestral village: Wagner/Albrecht from Nagold or Waiblingen districts, Wuerttemberg to Helenendorf, Cherson
Item number: 1995.01.02 (a-c)
Dress - first communion, white cotton, 3/4 length sleeves, floor length, lace stand-up collar, wide lace trim and inset on bodice front and back, buttons up back, waistband with slightly gathered skirt; wide lace trim on lower edge of skirt. Worn by Helen Albrecht ca 1902.
Slip, white cotton skirt with full lace bodice, hooks and buttons in back, wide lace strip around bottom edge.
1995.05.02a - dress
1995.05.02b - slip
1995.05.02c - missal
Date: circa 1902
Collection Finding Aid: library.ndsu.edu/repository/handle/10365/19542
Accession Number: 1995.01
Collection Number: 044
PENELOPE CRUZ is wearing this glamorous evening dress with covered zipper closure and the hemline of this dress is down to the floor. Looking wonderfully graceful, this dress is just for you. This dress features a sweetheart neckline and charming embroidery embellishment. It is made of high quality organza and lace. Its princess silhouette is the ideal choice for creating the illusion of length.