What I always missed in my Flamenco wardrobe was a plain Flamenco blouse with a knot.
I have the beautiful red blouse from my Flamenco Flame Red 2 Outfit, but I wanted something even plainer that I could wear in every flamenco lesson.

And now I have such a blouse, and it is of a wonderful brown colour so that it can be combinated with the Flamenco Goldenbrown skirt :-)

Photos: Eric Aisling (2016)
Hair: Marlies
Jewellery: Sandra

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In fact I wanted to make this skirt a Steampunk-Flamenco-Skirt…

…the only thing remained is the colour combination gold and brown, apart from that it is a normal Flamenco skirt.

The opulent flounces are flying prettily when I am dancing and with the asymmetric shorter form at the front I can show off my flamenco shoes which I orderd so they would fit the colours of the skirt ;-)

Photos: Earthling (2015)
Jewellery: Sandra

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My second red Flamenco outfit had be above all comfortable to wear and good to dance with.
With the Flamenco Flame Red dress I did not succeed in neither …
This jersey dress does not look that spectacular like the first version, but it is quite compfy to wear :-)

Photos: Klaus van Bösekom (2014)
Jewellery: Sandra

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Red is the colour of flamenco to me.
So here it is: my first firery red flamenco outfit.
I wanted it to look diffrent from other typical flamenco dresses, so I chose this flouncy skirt style.

I also made a matching hairpin for the outfit, the Flame Red Hairpin.

Photos: Sven Tuchscheerer (2014)
Jewellery: Sandra

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This little flowery fan out of fabric is made as an accessory for the Flamenco dress Flamenco Flame Red.

Completed: 2013

Status: sold on ebay together with the dress

Photos: Sven Tuchscheerer (2014)
Jewellery: Sandra

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Plain and simple, but with its godets out of the eye-catching dotted red fabric that was left over from the Flamenco Ladybird, this flamenco skirt is perfect for all flamencos where you want to play with the fullness of the skirt ;-)

Photos: Laurent Goletz (2013)
Jewellery: Sandra

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Simple, but perfectly beautiful: this jewellery set goes well with almost any flamenco outfit :-)

Completed: 2012

Status: I wear this quite often :-)

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My firts flamenco dress has dots like a ladybird, hence the name Flamenco Ladybird.
It is quite figure-hugging and has a plunging v-neck at the front and at the back and therefore emphasises very womanly features ;-)
The sleeves are wide to not hinder the freedom of movement and the trail is so small that it is possible, even for unexperienced dancers to dance freely in this dress.

Photos: Laurent Goletz (2013)
Editing: NeedMoreCoffeeMan
Jewellery: Sandra

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This flamenco skirt captivates with its strong violet coulour. It has a strait-cut and is quite heavy with its firm fabric and the bulky flounches.

Photos: auriga (2012)

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I made this jewellery set matching the Flamenco Pirate outfit, it consists of a rose choker, a rose hair comb with a skull button and a pair of earrings with little wheels.

Completed: 2011

Status: in my Klamottenkiste and I wear it as a set or each single piece on its own

Photo: JHP Photographie (2011)
Hair: Marlies

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