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Since your web browser does not support JavaScript, here is a non-JavaScript version of the image slideshow: The first of a set of corset-based dresses made for a local 'old-time portraits' shop in Estes Park. This is the only Victorian corsetry I do commercially. Using a plaid or striped pattern with this sort of cut really brings out the curves on a woman. A darling cincher-dress. This one is apparently the most popular dress in the shop now. Also very popular...burgundy and bronze is a nice color combination. A rather fancy Victorian corset made in tapestry and Chinese braid frogs. One of my princess chemises in light printed cotton (a lovely fabric choice on the client's part) with a contrasting cincher and a padded circle. Made for a faire in Alaska—a non-skimpy Middle-Eastern look costume. Back view of the same. You can see the fullness of the pants. Me in an off-guard moment in my own Eastern garb (I enjoyed the look of the client's so much I made my own!) A rather nice medieval transition tunic made for a winter feast. A costume made for myself and worn to anime conventions, 'Vice' from the video game 'King of Fighters'. Back view of the same. I must compliment the great taste of the original designer of the character. He must know a thing or two about fashion. Another anime convention costume made for myself, this one from the Pokemon series, a Team Rocket (the bad guys) agent. I wore it Halloween too for handing out candy and was amazingly popular with the kids (and a few dads too).
The first of a set of corset-based dresses made for a local 'old-time portraits' shop in Estes Park. This is the only Victorian corsetry I do commercially.
Using a plaid or striped pattern with this sort of cut really brings out the curves on a woman.
A darling cincher-dress.
This one is apparently the most popular dress in the shop now.
Also very popular...burgundy and bronze is a nice color combination.
A rather fancy Victorian corset made in tapestry and Chinese braid frogs.
One of my princess chemises in light printed cotton (a lovely fabric choice on the client's part) with a contrasting cincher and a padded circle.
Made for a faire in Alaska—a non-skimpy Middle-Eastern look costume.
Back view of the same. You can see the fullness of the pants.
Me in an off-guard moment in my own Eastern garb (I enjoyed the look of the client's so much I made my own!)
A rather nice medieval transition tunic made for a winter feast.
A costume made for myself and worn to anime conventions, 'Vice' from the video game 'King of Fighters'.
Back view of the same. I must compliment the great taste of the original designer of the character. He must know a thing or two about fashion.
Another anime convention costume made for myself, this one from the Pokemon series, a Team Rocket (the bad guys) agent. I wore it Halloween too for handing out candy and was amazingly popular with the kids (and a few dads too).
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