RE: RE: In Love with Fine Things & The Neighborhood - FASHION ART
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RE: In Love with Fine Things & The Neighborhood - FASHION ART

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Hey erh.germany@erh.germany, I'm so happy to see you've been staying busy with the clothing designs, your artistic abilities shine brightly through your process.

The process is a zone you go into that is akin to an architect visualizing the final result(s) of his/her creation. A person walking into a building may notice how the building looks, but the designer thinks about many more aspects. When you talk about integrating your styles with the persona that you wish to present in any given moment to the public, this is the analogy that comes to me.

How else are you supposed to walk along the paths, and whistling a little tune when your hands find no pockets?

I laughed hard when I read this, because I love pockets. I incessantly grumble about (particularly men's) disposition to not having enough storage space to carry things around and feel it's not fair that purses are only a women's thing, perhaps I should get a fanny pack :D Jokes aside, I cannot imagine strolling around with no pockets to put my hands in.

I think it's wonderful that you found a kindred spirit with your sewing and that you help each other with learning different things. That's so cool!

I really love that outfit with the trousers, they fit you perfectly, and the belt and boots you chose also compliment the outfit perfectly.

It's great to see you blogging again, not only are you talented with a sewing machine, you create beautiful posts that take the reader/viewer for a pleasant ride.
Thank you for sharing with us! :)

PS. You really got me wondering how those Greek and Roman ladies stored their necessities lol :D

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