January Outfit Roundup

My January theme was “Winter Luxe”, with an emphasise on velvet, faux fur, and cosy knits. Here’s a roundup of some of my favourite outfits of the month - in paper doll form! I had so much fun creating these paper dolls, heavily inspired by vintage Katy Keene comics by Bill Woggon. I’m planning a whole series of these paper dolls throughout the year!

Outfit details:

  • Purple jacket based on a vintage pattern

  • Faux fur muff from eBay

  • Faux fur Powder Puff Hat from my Patreon page

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  • Charlotte Beret I guest-designed for Charm Patterns Patreon, made in teal cotton velvet with vintage veiling

  • Blouse from a 1941 McCall pattern with sleeves from a 1970s pattern, made in original vintage celanese fabric

  • Skirt in teal cotton velvet

  • Shoes by B.A.I.T. Footwear

Outfit details:

  • Hooded dress based on a 1940 McCall pattern, made in synthetic velvet, with original vintage 1940s-50s lovebird novelty buttons

  • Bakelite and fakelite bangles

  • Shoes from Clark’s

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Charlotte Dymock

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