Maybe a Useful Lesson? A Painful Tailoring Mistake
A beautiful embroidered ribbon inspired one of my biggest tailoring mistakes. A painful failure, but definitely a lesson learned.
A beautiful embroidered ribbon inspired one of my biggest tailoring mistakes. A painful failure, but definitely a lesson learned.
The soft fabric, velvet ribbon detail, and classic museum setting made this one of my favorite mom-and-son coordinated looks.
I used leftover blue fabric and a ballet-pink ribbon to create a simple top. In the end, 4.5 meters of fabric gave me 3 completely different pieces.
I wore my custom-made RINNA dress to Shaloba Coffee in Bangkok. The simple silhouette and ribbon-back detail turned out beautifully.
We took my son’s custom turtle-print set to the now-closed Blue Whale Maharaj in Bangkok for the perfect whale-and-turtle outing.
I wore my newly refashioned Chatuchak dress for a day out in Talat Noi, one of Bangkok’s most charming creative neighborhoods.
I wore custom-made matching outfits with my son. Here’s how they looked felt to wear, and why this cheerful color felt so perfect for Thailand.
I joined the water festival in a bright floral outfit. Here’s what I learned, and why I now want to make something fun for Songkran every year.
We visited Wat Niwet Thammaprawat in Ayutthaya in matching custom-made outfits. This matching outfits look made the outing even more special.
After a successful first order, I went back to a little local tailor in Bangkok for 2 more pairs of overalls with different fabrics / hand-picked buttons.
The overalls I ordered from a little local tailor in Bangkok turned out perfect. It was Fast, affordable, and beautifully made.
I wore my first tailor-made dress in Thailand to a beautiful seaside café. Here’s how it fit, how comfortable it was, and my Bangkok tailor experience.