I dreamt about their designs last night. Really! One HAD to be Parisian, featuring my favorite icon with the enigmatic smile. The other HAD to be Asian (because I obsessively collect Asian rubber stamps I have yet to use!) The Asian shift is for the cocktail hour. Eb, may I have a paper umbrella and a tall, slim glass for my raspberry wine?
My Parisian number is for twirling and swirling (notice the full skirt). I plan to drink and dance until I can't feel my feet anymore. Okay, so maybe I will stop after one drink (I am a cheap drunk), but keep dancing! Barefoot! I'm sure Rebecca will join me for dancing. She likes to wear two dresses at once because two dresses twirl and swirl better than one! And I have to give a public thank you to Linda who RAK'd me with the lovely hanger when I boo-hooed about not having one (like everyone else) for this wonderful event. It was completely unexpected and such a kind and thoughtful thing to do. What a friend! I'm sure she would give me the dress off of her back if I could just squeeze into it! Speaking of lovely dresses that don't fit, I have two that need someone to wear and appreciate them. You can see them here and here. The first has gorgeous sequined chrysthanamums on the bodice (goes with this whole harvest moon party theme) and the second is a cute little retro vintage looking ensemble. I would love for a couple of fellow bloggers to have them!
17 comments:
So lovely! You will certainly turn heads at the Ball! Come on over for some cider!
Oh, well.....aren't you the flirty one! I see we will have a big old time! Come see my dress!
Good morning! What fun it was to meet you last night, you and all our other dancing sisters. Have a fabulous day and be sure to wear those pretty dresses more than once.
Lovely dresses!! I too have a thing for Asian lately...Thank you for dancing under the stars and full moon!!!
So nice to meet you here at the Ball. your dresses are like little bits of couture that conjure culture AND dancing!
Stop by my Cafe for a sip of wine as I take a breather for a moment!
so nice to meet you...your gowns arebeautiful...it is good to have two...save a dance for me...blessings, rebecca
So pretty Nathalie! I have a thing for Asian too, especially because I collected an Asian daughter-in-law!
Just Beautiful! I especially Love the Mona Lisa skirt!
Sandra Evertson
I love these dresses, especially since you dreamed them! After that sip of raspberry wine, let's dance!
Two beautiful gowns...I love
the Paris couture...will you
be dancing in Versailles?
pamela
these are so lovely!!! i had so much fun dancing the night away!
well, of course, you HAD TO make both of them!!! who could possibly have chosen *one* over the other? they are the very ballgown embodiment of "yin" and "yang"! :)
Oh, they're both gorgeous! Stop by and have a glass of asti spumanti with me - your feet won't hurt a bit, then!
Beautiful Dresses, I especially Love the Giesha one , Wonderful work
Angie
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Love both of your dresses.Very creative
what lovely gowns! two is much better than one. (and a wonderful excuse to use stamps!) thank you for the dance and for stopping by!
oh these dresses are Very Kool !
I love that you had one for the Cocktail Hour and then changed into Your More Formal Parisian Dress for dancing !
And Lucky You with the hanger to show them off.
(Linda --RAK ME ! RAK ME TOO, K ???)
Well Darling, Thank You for this dance...tho I realize it may seem very late. There have been so many people to talk to you see ! I am still making my way down the list of links on EB's blog....Thank Goodness you are a late partier and are still HERE !
Your Dresses are Creative and Fantastic ! Iove both designs and the Asian Papers sure are wonderful.
Happy Autumn !
xo-S.
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