TRANSITION DRESSING

Incorporating leather into my outfits in a way that won't leave me with a heat stroke has more or less become my mission in life. It may be 90 degrees but that won't keep me from wearing leather on a daily basis!

[ :: Luxe Bead Trim Blouse c/o Simply Be :: ASOS navy leather skirt (ASOS Curve version here) :: ]
[ :: Alexander Wang Rocco in Iodine (in black here) :: Forever 21 bracelets :: Michael Kors heels (similar) :: ]

Paired with an embellished sleeveless blouse from Simply Be's Luxe collection, this skirt feels totally weather-appropriate. I can't wait until it cools down enough to pair these with a classic trench like this one or this sleek tuxedo blazer. This shirt would be way cute with skinny jeans and riding boots, too! :)








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More resin casting

I have continued my experiments with latex moulds. I'm still having trouble with very small/thin parts, so when I decided to try Barbie-sized soles, I chose wedges. I had a cheap set of shoes for Steffi and picked a pair of those. In the photo, you can see an original shoe, one with straps removed, a resin casting, and the latex mould. Pouring resin into a mould this small is challenging, as is getting all air bubbles out, but it can be done.

Another part of my experiments is making foot lasts for all 1/6 scale dolls. In the photo below, the foot lasts from left to right belong to these dolls: Hollywood Royalty Lana Turner, Silkstone Barbie, Tiny Kitty Collier, Monster High Howleen, Bratzillaz, and Pinkie Cooper.