I think if you click you can see the belt. |
Hope I didn't blind anyone with my white, white legs! |
I'm so happy with this dress; it's breezy and comfy. I'm glad I used the heavier muslin for the lining, so that I can wear this without a slip. And one of the things I love about the Sorbetto pattern is that it hides my bra straps perfectly, so I'm not constantly adjusting!
I love how you call it a 2 piece dress! And you look just lovely. Is your niece there yet?
ReplyDeleteThanks, K! Did I make that up? Isn't two-piece dress a thing? I thought it was . . . Niecy-poo comes in one week!
ReplyDeletePerfection in Action ! ! ! !
ReplyDeletehugs
Gerry
Thanks, Gerry!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly aren't blinding anyone with white legs, but I know how you feel. I recently used my legs to check the white balance on my camera. I really need to get out in the sun more.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the Sorbetto/bra strap thing. I love tank tops but finding a bra that is comfortable and works with most is a nightmare.
Your 2-piece dress is beautiful, Gail!
Thanks, Lizz! Too funny about using your legs to check the white balance! Love it! But stay out of the sun - when you get older, you'll be glad you did! ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh Gail, this truly turned out lovely. What a great outfit and “ton chapeau” is adorable! And I must confess I also really like the new photo on your heading. Is that a peony from your trip to the botanic gardens?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Andrea! I love that hat, but on seeing the pictures, it looked a little like a Pilgrim hat to me! LOL!
ReplyDeleteThe flower is the most delicious-smelling floribunda rose from the botanic garden. Truly heavenly!