Cinderella's childhood dress is vaguely inspired in the Regency fashion (1811-1820) and its silhouette, which, again, helps underline the purity and simplicity of the character (for Regency fashion is probably the least artificial one during the span of the 19th century)
It's easy to see why this style is a bestseller for petite, tall, and plus sizes
The present work, then, has at least the merit of being both interesting and valuable as to its objects
This maxi style is all about movement and ease, slipping over the head and embracing the body in a way that feels both comfortable and confident
I can still see and feel Japaneseness in the form of clothes, or in the way of combining colours and patterns, which is something Im trying to prove in my collages on the left
Someone even asked me if it was from Alice + Olivia, added the Gramercy resident, referring to the pricey fashion brand