Do It Yourself |
You know that feeling when you see a cloth while surfing the net and want it infinitely much, but can't afford it?? Well, I've got it every time plus the desire to change a little bit here and a little bit there so that it would look perfect on me. And when I saw Zara TRF Tulip-Skirt Dress, I knew I had to make it and I was sure it would fit me perfectly.
So, I bought some fabric. I needed it to be thin enough to confort me in a summer evening and firm enough to mantain the shape of the dress. I've choosed some gabardine of light creamy shade.
I made some changes to the original dress, because I find it kind of sporty and I needed it elegant for I intended to wear it at my friend's wedding. I've changed the shape of the neck and lowered the back neckline.
I have, also, kept the pockets, cause I adore them. All my clothes should have pockets so I can find a place for my hands :)
It so happened, that the fabric wasn't too firm so I had to use some vlieseline (or fusible fabric).-
The original: Zara TRF Tulip-Skirt Dress |
The components of the upper part of the dress |
Someone's willing to help :) |
Front view |
Back view |
This is my first fully finished garment, that I'm totally satisfied with.
Hopefully it's not the last :D
this dress is absolutely gorgeous...i love your version way more than the original. is it possible for you to post a tutorial? thanks in advance!
ReplyDeleteawww, thank you so much really. I'm not sure about a tutorial on precisely this dress, but I plan to make one on a standart pattern from which virtually any dress can be made, moreover this one since it is not too complicated ;)
DeleteThanks again ^_^
I love your dress! I can't wait for your pattern! :)
DeleteLove the dress! Do you have a pattern? Thanks! :)
ReplyDeletedon't have an electronic version, but definitely workingon this. Thanks for appreciation though ^_^
Deletei absolutely LOVE your dress. I've been dying to find the Zara striped tulip dress, but people are selling it for $400! I was wondering if you have a pattern yet? :D
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Hi, I am stunned at your remade version! It's gorgeous! Do you happen to make these and sell them? I would definitely buy.
ReplyDeleteMe too! I'm highly interested!
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