October 06, 2019
Caramel rock, please!
Autumn is here, and the color palette that comes with it enchants me! The new collection from Eglantine et Zoé contained the long-awaited nugget to sew me a new version of the beautiful rocaille blouse. Checks, lurex, a pattern that blows a British wind that fits perfectly with the pattern (I put the link to the fabric HERE )! The fall of the fabric is perfect to highlight the lower flap of the back, and I chose the option with buttoned lower flap in front (yes yes I went all out, Sherlock Holmes comes out of this body ;) ). 
I had already made a post on Rocaille to detail how to make the very simple transformation that does not require mounting a collar. And since I plan to wear my blouse this winter with a very thin turtleneck sweater, this is how I sewed this new Rocaille. I put the link to the article on this modification HERE . 
The look book of the new collection is coming very very soon, but the most observant will have a little taste of one model of the new collection on this series of photos (And its little name is Loulou...). See you soon! 
I had already made a post on Rocaille to detail how to make the very simple transformation that does not require mounting a collar. And since I plan to wear my blouse this winter with a very thin turtleneck sweater, this is how I sewed this new Rocaille. I put the link to the article on this modification HERE . The look book of the new collection is coming very very soon, but the most observant will have a little taste of one model of the new collection on this series of photos (And its little name is Loulou...). See you soon!
