Jeans by Alexandra Armata.
Created as a part of their ‘30 Jeans in 30 Days’ Project.
@fashionthatfucks I hate this
The designer is Alexandra Armata, during the lockdown she sewn 1 jean everyday for a month, and let me tell you thats far from the weirdest of the serie
Go check her out on instagram
I retract my previous statment
this is the kind of seamstress i aspire to be amazing i love them all MARVELOUS
The last two are jirds of jaradise
Medieval motif silk applique caftan dress by Mariano Fortuny. Fortuny often utilized stenciling techniques on velvet so they resembled elaborate antique tapestries. The rich coloring of the garments was created with overlaid vegetable dyes. Date of creation unknown.
Costume designed by Gabriella Pescucci for an extra in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (1999)
From Tirelli Costumi
Historical costuming by Dr. Christine Na-Eun Millar
(She’s on IG at https://www.instagram.com/sewstine/ ! (Thanks, @lurkingscientist !)
More photos under the cut!
She’s a medical doctor AND she has a toddler. She’s so amazing.
Sometimes a family can be one trekkie and all 25 of Quark’s original costumes.
autumn de wilde’s emma. (2020) borrowing from history.
in order:
It is a truth universally acknowledged that cold butts suck.
