#pinafores

[san-sews-seams]

Used up my stash of corduroy! One machine embroidered pinafore dress (Helen's Closet York) and three pencil skirts (Blueprints for Sewing A-Frame)! (The skirts look much better on than they do on the hangar, but I'm not really up to trying to get satisfactory photos of myself.)

Including fun pocket details!

[runawaycarouselhorse]

[wear-this-for-me-sweetie]

Happy Monday!

[kirstydreaming]

Anastasia Karpova

[yoyothericecorpse]

Some cute apparels I designed recently 🥰💕

Shop: yoyothericecorpse.com

[you-wanna-know]

It’s giving my mum

[blufox234isadumbname]

i wanted lolita today.

[myfemjourney]

Too Many Options!

Women's fashion has so many options, styles.

This a denim pinafore dress I tried some time back.

Generally this is worn with a white blouse or a top, but I couldn't find any in my wardrobe 😅

Still decoded to wear it 😉

[pinknumber5]

[thegothicalice]

🖤🔮 Top by Sorayraya, pinafore from La Femme en Noire, sword earrings and necklace from Etah Love, boots Strangecvlt.

[runawaycarouselhorse]

[sheepory]

Cowprint outfits.....

[kirstydreaming]

[crossingdesigns]

clothing collection ✿ by boiscrossing on ig

[petit-piaf]

In the beginning of December I was inspired to make a series of outfits inspired by the month in some form. Alas although I do feel like I was making at least two outfits I loved every weekend, my posting schedule has fallen so behind I will probably be posting well into January or even February. Ah well.

This outfit was inspired by the lovely apron by Little Women Atelier and my probably 1970s (probably) dress that confuses everyone into thinking it's Edwardian (it has a zipper that appears to not be hacked in, so probably not). The two together make a lovely combo that makes me think of an Edwardian woman baking on Christmas day. Anyways I'm posting after Christmas now but this remains one of my favorite vintage inspired/cottagecore outfits of the month.

[thedawningofthehour]

One thing I always love about Gale pinafore fanart is that I can always tell which Google Images picture the artist used as inspiration, because they didn't know what a pinafore was before.