
Then this skirt popped up on sale for $42. I considered buying the fabric again, but after calculating the cost, I decided I wouldn't really save much money by making it myself. So, I decided to try my luck with ChicWish again.
Pros: Great fit, and I love the extra length and the print is fantastic. Love the pockets and it was a cinch to iron in spite of all the pleats.
Cons: This is one noisy skirt. It definitely won't be for casual wear, but that's ok, I can save it for special occasions. Everything else is aces and I can't wait to wear it to the beautiful public gardens here.
Pros: Great fit, and I love the extra length and the print is fantastic. Love the pockets and it was a cinch to iron in spite of all the pleats.
Cons: This is one noisy skirt. It definitely won't be for casual wear, but that's ok, I can save it for special occasions. Everything else is aces and I can't wait to wear it to the beautiful public gardens here.
Shop the Look:
A Date With Paris Skirt
Bamboo Powder Blue Heels
*I ordered these heels from Amazon in a half size larger than my usual size and they fit perfectly.
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I saw this skirt on your blog and I immediately ordered the Simplicity pattern and the fabric to make my own since it's no longer available. Thank you! I love your blog and your feminine vintage style. Happy Fourth! J. xx
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