Can you tell I'm willing Spring to come forth!
So, I've been seeing high-low hem skirts and dresses everywhere. And I mean everywhere! But the ones I've seen in the stores are usually too short for me. They hit me at the mid-thigh... like the length of a mini skirt. So that only left one option:
To make one myself. I used the same process for this skirt that I did when I made my maxi skirt last summer. Mimi wrote a great tutorial and I read over that to make sure I was on the right track and I started cutting. I knew how to shape the hemline, but it was just a matter of getting the right length for the front and the back.
My seams are serged and I added elastic to the waist. And since this fabric is a plissé, I was going to leave the hem raw but this fabric was starting to shred. So I left a serged hem. I found the fabric at Joanns.
Wearing: sweater: TJ Maxx; belt: The Limited; bag: Vintage white quilted Chanel bucket bag; wedges: Lotus Boutique.
Gorgeous! I just pulled out my fabric for a high-low dress. I was super inspired by one I saw this morning lol.
ReplyDeleteI'm really loving that trend right now. Thanks Adrienne!
DeleteThose cobalt wedges are beautiful. I adore the whole look.
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Thanks Just Patience!
DeleteLook fab as always, my dear!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jorth!
DeleteLove the skirt!:))
ReplyDeleteWhere did you source the vintage Chanel?
ReplyDeleteThanks Sistu!
ReplyDeleteSheriNJ, My grandmother's closet!!!
ReplyDeleteI really love that skirt and your entire outfit. Those shoes are fabulous. I am going to have to make me a high-low skirt using Mimi's tutorial.
ReplyDeleteRachel, the High-low/asymmetrical trend isn't going anywhere anytime soon. It's even in some of the Fall 2012 collections. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI was just looking through patterns this morning to make a quick skirt. You've inspired me!
ReplyDeleteThanks Maggie and good luck with your skirt!
ReplyDeleteI am all about the asymmetric ruffled skirt. I picked up a blue one at Tj Maxx and a gray one at Marshalls. I love the idea of femininity. CUTE!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm really loving it!
ReplyDeleteYou look great! Those shoes are really amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks his_girl_friday!
ReplyDeleteLove the shoes!! I like the skirt idea. I am not seeing as much of that look as you probably do 'cause I live in the Old Dominion(VA) and new styles are slow to get here.
ReplyDeleteLinda, fashion is pretty slow here as well. That's why I'm inspired elsewhere! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat Outfit and liking the high-low skirt. Plisse fabric is a throwback of the broomstick skirts which I use to love wearing and the high-low design is a great updated look of it.
ReplyDeleteSheila, everything old is new again. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love the different shades of blue..it looks amazing on you!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
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