Friday, April 7, 2017

GINGHAM PATTERNS for Spring/Summer 2017

Gingham lightweight plain-woven cotton cloth, typically checked in white and a bold colour.
Gingham is a major come back this season SS17 trend, and I love every style and pattern made out of this bold print. This use to be a No no for me, but right now I am loving every piece made from this print.
It comes in shades of red, black, pink and blue, Incorporate the design into your wardrobe, it is available  off-the-shoulder designs, belted waists, ruffle skirts, bell bottom pants, translucent designs, miniskirts, wraparound shoes, mid-calf boots, open midriffs, lots of patterns, and some asymmetrical necklines.
The Pleated skirt was also a major come at the beginning of the year 2017 and this white pattern elastic skirt is a perfect start for the spring season.

I am wearing :
Buttoned White Embroidered Blouse Collared Shirt. Material: Cotton,Line, Collar: Shirt Collar
Pattern Type: Floral ,Season: Fall,Spring.

Flat top felt jazz Hat : Blackish Green. Hat Type: Fedoras style, Pattern Type: Solid ,Material: Acrylic.
Grey Heels : Czasnabuty.
Woven Crossbody in Black with Rivets Bag. 
Pleated Skirt : Oodji.
Sleeveless shirt : Calliope.
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