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Wednesday, September 01, 2010

#244 - Project Project Runway Challenge 5

Challenge 5: There IS an "I" in Team

Challenge: Create an outfit using one of the concepts & one of the textiles that are on trend for Fall 2010 (We were given a list to chose from).

Time: You have 15 hours to create your project
Project Project Runway Challenge 5
The concept I chose was military & the textile was metallics. I think of this outfit as glam joins the army.
Project Project Runway Challenge 5
The skirt is slightly a-line with a flat panel inserted into the front & darts in the back for shaping. The flat panel is then accented with antique gold buttons. The silky antique gold top is a sexy one shoulder number that crosses over in the back (I particularly like the way the top drapes in the front). A handknit chunky scarf & knee high brown suede boots accessorize the outfit.
Project Project Runway - Challenge 5
Make sure to check out Susi's 50's & lace inspired look, she really did some glam!

Handmade 365 2010- My goal is to spend time everyday working on something handmade for a year & photograph it.
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9 comments:

  1. Sea12:27 PM

    Lovely, I wonder if any of the full size one's came up with anything so glam.

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  2. Elle1:15 PM

    Aaah, I LOVE it! Especially the draping, like you said--gorgeous! You put Team Luxe to shame, Kathy. ;)

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  3. Debbie Barr5:39 PM

    I've been following these fun challenges for a while now, and this might be my favorite yet! You always do a wonderful job, and I'm impressed by how sharp everything looks, despite the tiny sizes!

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  4. Anonymous7:01 PM

    Too bad you don't have any nieces to make doll clothes for. None of the boys would appreciate these. Amazing.

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  5. Jenny K7:02 PM

    I was the anonymous comment.

    Jenny

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  6. Lisa Paul7:55 PM

    Wonderful! Can we forward these posts to Tim Gunn? I think he'd appreciate them.

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  7. Sarah O.12:04 AM

    I'd wear this look right off the runway (if I were doll sized). I love your metallic military look!

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  8. Lori1:35 PM

    That is one fabulous look Kat. You did such a great job! My kids need you nearby to be their Barbie designer.

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  9. kittens not kids7:25 PM

    This is gorgeous and would be FABULOUS for a life-sized person.

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