Funny how that works. Seeing what we never saw before is merely paying attention better isn't it? Valentino has such a beautiful Spring collection. I can "see" your stitching fingers itching...
I absolutely love, love, love the first gown the most! Just stunning! I adore how it goes all the way to her hands! I am assuming those are gloves....I would love to see this gown up close and personal....thank you for the fashion show, and those shoes! Just lovely.....thank you for the inspiration!
Hi Susan, I have you on my blog, hence I know about your art. the great work. You are very hardworking, fast, and I think that little is in your life things that you not have done! Really I like all your work! and feel that they were preparing something beautiful again, greetings:)))
Oh my. I love these gowns. I used to make wedding gowns and there is such a lot of work that you put in them, especially if they are beaded. I once made a gown that I sewed 13,000 beads on and I thought it was a lot...but these masterpieces are incredible. I love your site!
It's always a happy day when I see that you've stopped by and left a note. Thanks for taking the time to send me your beautiful thoughts. I try to comment back when life isn't too hectic and when Blogger has your email.
Lots of inspiration for your project!
ReplyDeleteOh, dear Susan, may I sigh along with you? Thank you for the eye candy!
ReplyDeleteSigh from here too!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful gowns. I can vision the inspiration they will have in your piece.
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That is some spectacular bead work. And oh, those shoes! To be rich AND skinny.............
ReplyDeleteCor!
ReplyDeleteWhat absolute gorgeousness!
Love the lacey shoes and gloves the best!
As Roberta commentd.... to be rich and skinny LOL!
Have a great weekend,
Sandie xx
Oh my gosh, what beauty! So inspiring, making me want to see what I have in my stash that I might create a little something with.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the inspiration.
FlowerLady
The beading on the lace is incredible... I like the first one with silver AND gold... Ger
ReplyDeleteAnd the shoes look remarkably comfortable, too.
ReplyDeleteI've also noticed that when you've been thinking about something it pops up everywhere you turn...
Funny how that works. Seeing what we never saw before is merely paying attention better isn't it? Valentino has such a beautiful Spring collection. I can "see" your stitching fingers itching...
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful work! I love them all, but that first dress, the shoes and the vest were probably my favorites!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see how these become a part of your design!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! These clothes just take my breath away. Gorgeous! Thank you for the cyber-runway-show!
ReplyDeleteI guess sequins, etc., are coming back in. Cool.
Guess you chose the right colors, eh? Can you imagine wearing one of these? Love those shoes.
ReplyDeletesigh!! :)
ReplyDeleteStunning creativity.
Just beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA-Ma-Zing! What a thrill to view the craftsmanship of this Valentino collection. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMagnifique reportage ! Merci Bisous
ReplyDeleteBeautiful inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI always love it when you post about fashion week.
I absolutely love, love, love the first gown the most! Just stunning! I adore how it goes all the way to her hands! I am assuming those are gloves....I would love to see this gown up close and personal....thank you for the fashion show, and those shoes! Just lovely.....thank you for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHi Susan,
ReplyDeleteI have you on my blog, hence I know about your art. the great work.
You are very hardworking, fast, and I think that little is in your life things that you not have done!
Really I like all your work! and feel that they were preparing something beautiful again,
greetings:)))
beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh my. I love these gowns. I used to make wedding gowns and there is such a lot of work that you put in them, especially if they are beaded. I once made a gown that I sewed 13,000 beads on and I thought it was a lot...but these masterpieces are incredible. I love your site!
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