So, I made another version of Vogue 8939. Yes, I love the simplicity of this pattern just that much. And I wore it out last night.
For this version, I only added 3 inches to the length -- so that it would be the length (on me) that it was designed to be.
And I added a zipper because I didn't feel that the fabric had enough give to be a pullover. Have you ever struggled to get into a tight turtleneck? Yeah... I didn't want to deal with that. So I made sure my I could get in and out of the dress. Nothing like having to pull something over your head and wiping off all of your makeup in the process!
So last night, I wore this to a Rebecca Minkoff event hosted by the Contemporary department at Saks Fifth Avenue Birmingham.
These are some of my favorite pieces for Spring. I fell in love with the bright orange suede moto jacket in Rebecca's signature style. Isn't it fabulous?
Mikaela came along with me. And we did our obligatory selfie! It was a fun, mother-daughter time! And don't be surprised if you see at least one more version of this dress. I just can't get enough of it!
This is just a fabulous look! I love the simplicity and sophistication. I'll be making one these dresses soon.
OK you've sold me on this dress. Both versions are very nice and you're styling with both is on point, beautiful!!!
Oh yes I am still in agreement - that is a wonderful 4 piece pattern. I love your heather gray version as well.
I love the dress. It looks great on you. And you're glowing. That's the first thing I thought when I saw the picture. So pretty. But those boots...LOVE those boots!
Great look. So pulled together! Your daughter is beautiful. I can see how the jacket fits in with your style point of view.
Cidell is right about those squats!!! I won't be grumbling whenever I do mine now. You are such an inspiration!!
That is a fabulous dress and you look fabulous. I had not looked twice at that pattern but now I need to buy it.
Love, love, love this dress (and your black version). this pattern has been on my "do I want this" list since it came out... and it's strictly for that dress. I may have to cave and pick it up at the next sale.
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