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Venice Carnaval 2014

The whole winter outfit New "Pet en l'air', 1760's I have very few pictures from this trip that I actually li...
Queen Anne Boleyn dress, 1530-35

This dress was made the FIRST TIME EVER my hands EVER touch a sewing machine (I was 18). But actually, I think it still looks good. There i...
Slice of my life

Lately, I haven't got the time to work on my blog. End of semester was insane, very insane. Plus, since I am sick with the thyroid...
Gettysburg 150th reenactment widow

I had the silly idea of being dressed as a widow for the Gettysburg 150th reenactment, despite the heat, and I survived! I really had a gre...
Tissot dress, part 2

I am still working my way out of this dress, I spent almost 2 weeks ONLY sewing by hand all the hedges, and frills, and lace... I have hole...
Progress on the pink Tissot dress

Since school began last month, I've been lacking to work on this new dress. In time, it will come to life. I naturally work at a slow p...
Fort Ticonderoga, 2011

Last summer I went to Fort Ticonderoga with my parents for a reenactment of a battle of the French and Indian War (1759's). So far, I d...
Another fashion illustration

Made for a fashion school project, this outfit was inspired by Romantism paintings and the ocean :) (Hair is a little hommage to Scarlet...
Blue anglaise, 1780-1790

I felt deeply in love when I saw this beautiful blue taffeta silk in Paris. I had to buy it, it was a non-negociable need. Sometimes, I say...
What is going on?

I've been to Las Vegas for the national symposium of the Costume Society of America , seen some stuff down there, met lovely peop...

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