To keep in line with the classic yet trendy style here at Vancouver Vogue, I styled the dress with modern and vintage accessories- all in classic black to counter the trendy tangerine hue. The bun gives the look an Audrey Hepburn feel (as you've seen here) while the dramatic volume keeps it current. I couldn't decide on celeb-inspired oversized shades or my vintage Ray Ban look-a-likes, so I used them both! Keep your eyes peeled for the video I'll be posting soon and you'll see another way to style the dress!
I am so thrilled with what Rebecca Elizabeth did with our ideas and how she put it all together: this is one talented girl we have here! If you love this dress as much as I do, I'm sure you're going to be asking how you can get your own made. Well fashionistas, you're going to have to wait a little while! This budding designer has a lot on her plate this coming school year, finishing her design program at the University of the Fraser Valley. If you want to keep in touch though, and see what she's up to, follow her on twitter. This is definitely one talent to watch!
Thanks again to Rebecca Elizabeth for making what will be now known as the official dress of Vancouver Vogue! Stay tuned later this week for a designer exclusive of Rebecca Elizabeth during our styling sesh!
Happy Styling! xo
~Britta
Monday, August 20, 2012
Dress Design Collab: Making the Dress
As the next step in our Designer Collaboration with Rebecca Elizabeth Designs, our designer gets right to work on the final version of the Vancouver Vogue dress. She uses her custom-made pattern to trace out every panel of the soon-to-be dress. She's rocking those glasses, looking super studious as she sews away!
We're almost there, people! The final unveiling is so close!
Happy Styling! xo
~Britta









We're almost there, people! The final unveiling is so close!
Happy Styling! xo
~Britta
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