6.6.2010: Carmina

Carmina: A cowhide cape/poncho/habit, still slightly furry, shaped into an enormous bow. Mori girls. Ruffles sewn onto a nylon skirt. Thick ribbed socks under wraparound ribbon wedges.
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Carmina: A cowhide cape/poncho/habit, still slightly furry, shaped into an enormous bow. Mori girls. Ruffles sewn onto a nylon skirt. Thick ribbed socks under wraparound ribbon wedges.
Category: Outfits | 8 Comments »
Ah, mori girl fashion reminds me of these http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd88/sixnight/drpsnp.png http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd88/sixnight/03w4.jpg great inspiration
Love the shorts underneath the skirt.
I dig the cape, looks pretty sweet.
this is very brilliant, I love how you very sparingly applied the ruffles to the sheer fabric– completely amazing and unexpected. The shape of the cape is also very innovative.
The brass knuckles are a nice touch.
apparently i love what you do with hoods…keep it up , your site is one of my favorite inputs!
Hi Angie,
Amazing creative style you have. Just love that cape…Somehow, to be enveloped in a cape is so comforting and defensive at the same time. Also love the handbag…you could not argue with that bag!!
I just want you to know I saw your comment on the “financial” discussion on the Independent Fashion Blogger site. I was relieved to see that someone else besides me had money challenges, thought I was the only one. I love fabric and the magic of garments and glad to see others who hold up the core of clothes with or without money. Go, creative types!
Wendy: Oh, yes! Drawing these illustrations for my blog keeps me from spending actual money on clothes, though if you think of it in terms of billable hours, this blog is much more expensive than any clothes I would normally buy, haha. Still, I love drawing it, and there’s a lot to be said for clothes unbounded by budget or reality. :)
Hi! I forgot how I found your work, but I’m glad I did. I love your drawings, keep ‘em coming.