Monday, November 10, 2014

Bareshna holiday mini collection 2013-2014

Here is a little recap of Bareshna holiday mini collection 2013-2014.
The inspiration for it was my Slavic nature (hehe, I mean Slavic culture). I keep experimenting with the traditional folk sundress (sarafan) silhouette, floral prints, folk man's shirt, faux fur, etc. I also design garment with a specific person in my mind. I custom design for my friend's children. They are the adorable models that you are about to see.
First is the debut outfit of the Bareshna holiday mini-collection. Top is embellished with lace, ribbons, fur and feathers, full skirt is made with faux fur, boots are made of fleece. A head piece is made out of handmade lace, fleece and a string of rhinestones.
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imageNext Bareshna dress was made of cotton and decorated with handmade lace. Boots are made of fleece and lace. Photo session included cooking making and eating :)
 
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imageimageNext in the collection are the snake applique shirt( made of white and black jersey and printed cotton) and the black pants with pleats (made of suede and mesh materials). This garments are modeled by Alex. He is a dream model for every designer and photographer. He had more poses for me then I could ever imagine :)


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As we are looking at the holiday mini collection, lets turn it into a winter fairytale.
Once upon a time in a far away land lived a beautiful bareshna. (wearing Bareshna felt dress embellished with handmade lace and floral print shirt).image

She was in love with a handsome prince (wearing Bareshna shirt and vest) who was in love with her. They wanted to be together but their parents thoughts they were too young.

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So prince traveled trough the woods...



 
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slid down the hill...

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and sneaked to Bareshna's house.

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They run away together.

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And hid in the ditch.

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And the prince was going to protect Bareshna.

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They were discovered by their mommies and asked for the help to get out of the ditch. 

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The End!
And this is it!  I glorify God for His love and mercy. I thank my angel investor (aka hubby) for continuing support of what I do. I am grateful to all of you who reads my scribbles :) XOXO


 


 







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