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July Burda garment pictures on dressform
peaudane Intermediate FRANCE Member since 12/30/07 Posts: 464	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 6/1/12 7:36 AM change the last digit.... Burda
squirrellypoo Advanced UNITED KINGDOM Member since 3/27/05 Posts: 1524	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 6/1/12 8:10 AM Thanks! This bias top (minus the bow) looks to be an awesome basic for a little silk shell. This dress is lovelier for all the details!! I'm pretty sure this is a hospital gown, ewwww: This is quite retro-cute though! ------ www.fehrtrade.com
westmoon   Advanced Beginner UNITED KINGDOM Member since 9/7/11 Posts: 259	Login to reply to this post In reply to peaudane << Like this post Date: 6/1/12 8:16 AM I couldn't really tell if I liked this dress on the model but I absolutely LOVE it now I've seen it on the dress form. I also really like some of the flapper dresses (this one in particular) although unfortunately I'm pretty sure that shape doesn't suit me. ------ http://sewingnovice.blogspot.co.uk/ One woman. One sewing machine. One giant stack of fabric. What could possibly go wrong?
Member since 12/31/69	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 6/1/12 8:27 AM There's about 10 I really like and will eventually get around to making. One of them is a Pippa Middleton dress I liked, although they have the handkerchief hem where hers was straight.
lakaribane Beginner HAITI Member since 7/23/07 Posts: 1746	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 6/1/12 9:16 AM Thanks, peaudane! @Squirrellypoo: the words "bias top" are enough to send me swooning!!! I might have FINALLY found a pattern for these cotton and linen cuts I keep accumulating despite my better judgement. Love the pleated dress : I hope it's a woven because I have this coral cotton faille and the featured fabric looks similar. and I just pinned an Alaïa dress that looks a lot like that (or maybe it's the print? whatever!) Now I need LINE DRAWINGS -- Edited on 6/1/12 9:37 AM -- ------ Fashion Maté, where I blog about what I (eventually) sew : http://fashionmate.blogspot.com Addicted to Pinterest? Me too! : http://pinterest.com/lakaribane/
sugarduck Intermediate FRANCE Member since 2/7/10 Posts: 260	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 6/1/12 9:58 AM It's nice to get a better look at the garments; some of them look really different here, compared to the photos with the models. I really hope that black dress is for a woven, too. I didn't see a picture for the coral dress from the earlier previews, though. I was really interested in seeing the bodice more clearly. -- Edited on 6/1/12 10:00 AM --
carolineG Intermediate CA Member since 6/4/04 Posts: 229	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 6/1/12 11:49 AM Wow, this looks like a great issue. Love the "Saturday Night Flapper" 70s / 20s hybrid. There are a ton of really appealing dresses. Looking forward to seeing line drawings.
Vintage Joan Intermediate Member since 7/16/07 Posts: 9220	Login to reply to this post In reply to squirrellypoo << Like this post Date: 6/1/12 2:28 PM I like the neck on that "hospital gown." Not sure why they used hospitally fabric for that blouse, but I think it would be pretty in the right fabric. I've seen lots of blouses with gathered necklines recently and have discovered they actually look good on me (go figure). -- Edited on 6/1/12 11:05 PM -- ------ my shield and my very great reward (Gen. 15:1) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ http://clearingclearing.weebly.com/
Elona   Advanced CA USA Member since 8/24/02 Posts: 7401	Login to reply to this post In reply to Vintage Joan << Like this post Date: 6/1/12 3:50 PM The bias top appears to have raw edges, which should make it both fast and unusual. I recall an issue a couple of years back when they ran this same pattern in white handkerchief linen. It looked good. These pants kind of mystify me, though:
westmoon   Advanced Beginner UNITED KINGDOM Member since 9/7/11 Posts: 259	Login to reply to this post In reply to Elona << 2 members like this. Date: 6/1/12 6:54 PM Those trousers really are baffling. Perhaps there are secretly women out there with a pressing desire to show off that particular square inch of skin and/or the underwear they are wearing. I am not among their number, but at least we now know there is a solution for them. ------ http://sewingnovice.blogspot.co.uk/ One woman. One sewing machine. One giant stack of fabric. What could possibly go wrong?

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