but fear not. Let's ease back into the peplum's good graces and embrace it once again.
Here's the jacket in the final fabric, the same brown tweedy-looking slinky knit the last dress was made of.
I just love this fabric--it's a body hugging slinky knit that holds structure incredibly well. Which is also where I hit a snag. It tends to be a bit bulky, and when I lined the peplum with it it was a hefty, beefy mess. I re-lined it with a lighter fabric, added the crochet appliques and a hook and eye, and...
There you have it. A comfy, easy to wear, professional (provided you wear something under it!) blazer with some interesting details, 80s shame not included.
Get excited--photo shoot pics are officially coming soon!
Peplum! Fantastic! And you were impressed by "transom"... You know so many cool design words that I will never know.
ReplyDeleteHi Beth,
ReplyDeleteI like the peplum too. I think it points out a tiny waist on women and covers up the hips a bit. What a comfy looking jacket, yet with class.
Love,
Mom