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Fashion Lives On

March 5, 2012
By Retroplex BRONZE, Cypress, Texas
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People come and go, but fashion never dies.

It's not polished, but I had left it unfinished for too long.
This is the UK Vogue January 1950 cover (without the word "Vogue," of course).

The black is pencil, the red is watercolor.

Tags: AdultsFashionDressRedWatercolorVogue1950Uk

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beautifulspirit PLATINUM said...
on Mar. 29 2012 at 4:18 pm
beautifulspirit PLATINUM, Alpharetta, Georgia
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I like the way the fabric folds and drapes over the model's body, but I would recommend that you go over the black parts again. That way your piece looks finished...if you were going for that. Or do you prefer the unfinished look? Is the dress the only thing that matters? Is that why the black is done in pencil?