These two pieces were made independently of each other and I did not plan to wear them as one outfit.

The blouse is an addition to my costumes for medieval fairs.
It has beautiful wide sleeves and the neckline can be regulated with a thin cord so that it can be worn off-the-shoulders. It also goes well with my stunning leather corset (see Victoria Prismall).

And I always wanted to have such a skirt and that also for daily use.

Since both pieces combined look nice, too, I am presenting them here as one :-)

Photos: Eric Aisling (2018)
Jewellery: Sandra

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I wanted a summer dress, that streams like a wisp of nothing around the body for really hot summer days.
So I made this long grey dress with the matching blouse, in case the hot summer days end in not so hot nights ;-)
The finished dress had an elfish touch to it, so I put it in this category :-)

Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2014)
Jewellery: Sandra

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This rosy tinted rose-twine set would be the perfect jewellery for the sleeping beauty :-)
However it cannot only be worn with classy dresses but it also goes well with every-day clothing.

Completed: 2014

Status: I like to wear it

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These earrings and the pendant look like tiny lanterns with their clear glas pearls, Dwarven Lanterns so to speak ;-)
This set fits various styles and is therefore good to combine with many outfits.

Completed: 2013

Status: I really like to wear it

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This enchanting set with its greenisch shimmering pearls is the perfect accessory for phantasy or medieval costumes, but can also be worn with a summer dress ;-)

Completed: 2013

Status: I like to wear it

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It is green and it came into being with the thought of that enchanting stilted theatre Die Waldwesen.
If these Waldwesen, these wood creatures, would start knitting, they would have such a nice bolero with its matching neckband and little wirst warmers, too, would they not? ;-)

Photos: Marco (2013)
Earrings: Sandra

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Huge angel wings frame a bloodred stone: You get a load of gothic kitsch by looking at this bombastic jewellery set. However sometimes one simply has to over-egg the pudding ;-)

Completed: 2012

Status: I wear the earrings, but the necklace is still waiting to be worn

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The ring with the beautiful wing goes well with almost everything, but is perfect for steampunk outfits :-)

Completed: 2012

Status: I wear it often

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At first sight it looks like a cross between a nightgown and a wedding dress.
And then again more like from a Jane Austin movie.
But no, this dress is actually made to be a Halloween costume, it should be the robe of a ghost, a white ghost lady :-)

Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2012)
“Wind”: Sandra

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Who remembers Prince Valiant?
That was the hero of the comic series originating in the late 1930s.
And he did wear a tabard like this one.
Technically this costume is not complete without the adequate wig ;-)

I made this costume for my dad :-)

Photos: Marco (2012)
Models: Dino, Lisi, Marlies, JessiCat

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