Friday, October 2nd

For some reason I get a Romeo and Juliet-esque feel from this costume. I can see you reciting a monologue under a single spotlight with the shadows playing off the veil

LOVE the boots.

i get crusader or templar knight

Saw this and laughed — in a GOOD way! Fashion should be fun . . . And thanks for the capelet/hood close-up — from the detail, it’s a style that older ladies (our great-grandparents’ age) in the Southern U.S. used to hand-make, almost like lace.

You look like a fighter alright, Sheena..All the very best in the “anniversary fundraiser bash” this month.The capelet veil is cute.

I’m sensing Puritan…

You look like a pilgrim (Or would it be a puritan?) about ready to embark on the big ocean voyage.

EPPPIC!!!!
-fight ya for those boots!!? I want.

Definately need to get back home, girl! Whats that on your head? You look like a cross between my cat and a milkmaid. Fun but silly

I’m with Sophie B — definitely pilgrim-esque.

I’m getting mormon…

I got a Templar vibe too! Or Nun? It’s cute, whatever the inspiration! I would have liked to have seen the capelet veil down – I imagine that’s what one would do with it while inside. I like the monochromatic layering under the dress, and the boots of course are just delightful.

oooooooooooooooo the outfit is so cute n adorable

Very “The Crucible”! The bow tie pulls it together.

Mohandas would be proud, you honoring his b-day with your title like this. Happy international non-violence day!!

The Little White Riding Hood is fab!

Love the socks!! Can I have them?:)

this is a funny one!

We really like this site – we’ll definitely be posting about you on our blog x

This blog has a very intriguing concept. I’m glad I found it. I like the veil!

It was all good, for everything under the shoulders. That combo with the veil and the bow makes it way too costume-y and silly. Like a cross between a clown and milkmaid. A pity since I like that veil.

interesting. reminds me of the judiciary (not sure that’s good).
BUT still love the project. Am addicted to the daily log in and love that you are fighting the good fight against under-privilege and poverty.

preferred the May 28 outfit with this veil.

strange and lovely in its way. Just wondering…did you actually keep the veil/mantilla on during the day?

brave, but the hood and bowtie are :S

Bravo , et si tu la mettais à l’ envers comme un sarouel !

You might try covering the dress with large cotton handkerchiefs diagonally, so it becomes like large harlequin diamonds. I enjoy the project. Could you sell a pattern of the dress, even in larger sizes?

Not your best look. Kind of fug.

The capelet veil was a bit much for me. But I love the bow tie and it works well with the dress. Then again, I guess it wouldn’t be complete without a white collar.

A bit overdone, but I see the intent.

This reminds me of the Amish. 🙂

Scary.

Leggings are amazing

interesting

Mormon? I’m mormon, and we definitely don’t dress like that.

One of my favourites so far!

Cute

That veil is just too weird for me.

Where can I get those socks….I just love them

OK, sorry, but… I dunno, that veil thing with the bow tie just looks silly. Makes me think of a dressed-up baby.

amazing. love the outfit so much – it looks so cute with the hood and bow tie but so chic with the black layeres and beautiful socks..
looovee 🙂

Too Pilgrimy

Just cool that all I can say!

toadstool:)

thanks for the capelet/hood close-up — from the detail, it’s a style that older ladies (our great-grandparents’ age) in the Southern U.S.

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