French Jacket: The Details
In this post I’ll explore the seemingly little details will make your completed jacket look professional. I love the look of a patterned fabric
In this post I’ll explore the seemingly little details will make your completed jacket look professional. I love the look of a patterned fabric
This jacket was inspired from a Chanel couture collection. For the jacket body I used a lovely open weave boucle from Mendel Goldberg Fabrics.
I’ve seen many French jackets lined with exquisite prints but finding the right print can be tough and I find myself sometimes preferring a solid.
Thank you all for the many comments and compliments about this jacket. The finishing details are what sets French jackets apart and make this
As promised in my last post, I’ve been experimenting with more custom trims. The fabric was ordered from Linton Tweeds last summer. Finding
This is an experiment in the art of trompe l’oeil as the French call it, or to deceive the eye. I’ll explore how to alter the grain of fabric
Here is the final version of the flounce top adapted from a RTW Alexander McQueen design. Shown with jeans for an outdoor summer party. I’ve also
Anyone who has constructed their version of the classic Chanel quilted jacket is aware that there is no provision in the design for shoulder padding.