I love the word, 'undress', as seen in last weekend's exhibition for Elizabethan casual wear. My entire collection of clothes could be described as undress; comfortable, unboned, fairly unstructured items. This jacket is from the '70's. I made it from a pre-cut kit, the name of the supplier long forgotten. The fabric is a quilted, soft brushed-cotton in reversible Liberty patterns.
But no fabric was supplied for pockets on the flowered side!
I would oh, so happily swap it for the undress jacket in the exhibition!
The jacket in the exhibit is beautiful; your jacket seems much easier to wear. I like that it is reversible. Always good to see you.
ReplyDeleteEasier to wear, easier to wash - but I would still swap it for the one in the exhibition!
DeleteI love this. I for some reason have this penchant for anything reversible.
ReplyDeleteBut the prints are fab. Liberty is just so consistent.
Suits you too...
There is something very comforting about Liberty prints.
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