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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All-round combinable, loose-fitting and comfy, that is my new summer cardigan :-)
It goes well with gothic clothes as well as colourful summer dresses or jeans.

Photos: NeedMoreCoffeeMan (2012)
Jewellery: Sandra

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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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It is a hippie dress for a change ;-)
The dress is ultra-light and airy and super comfy to wear, so it is spot-on for hot summer days :-)

Photos: Gabi (2012)
Jewellery: Sandra

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This skirt is simply a proper classic gothic skirt, the upper part made of firm black striped fabric, the lower part consists of several lace ruffles.
It can be combinated with a corset perfectly :-)

Photos: Cupcakestyle Photography (2013)
Jewellery: Sandra

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This black evening dress has the right length to be suitable for a tango dress. It has ample cap sleeves, a daringly plunging neckline and it falls loosley like a smock around the hips.

Photos: auriga (2012)
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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These nice little cuffs are decorated with ruffles and are closed with two buckles on leatherstraps. I made them for the Victorian Adventuress outfit.

Completed: 2012

Status: in my Klamottenkiste

Photos: Carsten T. (2012)
Earrings: Sandra

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I made this artless hat as accessory for the Victorian Adventuress. And again I used the pattern from Truly Victorian (TV550, 1880’s Buckram Hat Frame) for it.

Completed: 2012

Status: work in my Klamottenkiste

Photos: Carsten T. (2012)
Earrings: Sandra

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Simple elegance radiates from this long evening gown. It is asymmetric, leaves one shoulder bare and falls in a classy fishtail form.
The black fabric has some understated structural stripes which places additional emphasis on the elegant silhouette.

Photos: R.T. (2012)
Hair, Make-Up: Friederike Schlüter

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