My lovely sis, on the left with me, studied fashion design at college. She initially studied Business studies but when she was a skint student she started making her own clothes to save money and discovered her true calling. She now has three kids and as they are all in school she decided to get back into doing what she loves best, designing clothes.
She sourced some fabulous African print fabrics and is now selling her stuff on etsy.com; http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5087881 and on ebay. The dresses are gorgeous, my favourite I've shown here, and they fit lovely. I can imagine this one layered up over a stripy tee in winter, with woolly tights and boots or just on it's own with some little gold flats for summer. There's also a lovely short green full skirt which I really want as it would just fill a hole in my summer wardrobe. The only problem is she won't let me buy anything off her - very annoying!
My lovely sis, on the left with me, studied fashion design at college. She initially studied Business studies but when she was a skint student she started making her own clothes to save money and discovered her true calling. She now has three kids and as they are all in school she decided to get back into doing what she loves best, designing clothes. 
She sourced some fabulous African print fabrics and is now selling her stuff on etsy.com; http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5087881 and on ebay. The dresses are gorgeous, my favourite I've shown here, and they fit lovely. I can imagine this one layered up over a stripy tee in winter, with woolly tights and boots or just on it's own with some little gold flats for summer. There's also a lovely short green full skirt which I really want as it would just fill a hole in my summer wardrobe. The only problem is she won't let me buy anything off her - very annoying!
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