This dress arrived with the graceful patina of time, showing its age through a slight fading that only adds to its vintage allure. More intriguing, however, are the modifications: the shoulder decorations and waist bow have been expertly repurposed into a headbow. While I considered reversing them, there is a strategic brilliance in this adaptation - it solves the impossible task of matching this dress's elusive 'blurple' hue with a matching headpiece. I could, obviously, use white, but having another exotic-colored dress (AP's Puppet Circus in deep pink) my previous experience has shown me that it's always wise to come to the basics and have a headpiece made from the original fabric.
The color itself is surrounded by ambiguity. It sits on the edge of the spectrum, where the purple peplum meets the blue lace in a way that modern cameras simply cannot comprehend. To the lens, the peplum is blue; to the connoisseur’s eye, it is a deep, exotic purple.



It feels like this dress is a piece of art, and the person who modified it knows that too. I know how tricky it is to capture certain shades of purple, but it looks beautiful nonetheless.
ReplyDeleteI am sure it is going to look stunning on you! Can't wait to see how you coord it!
I can't wait to wear it! I need a better blouse to match it!
DeleteÀs vezes eu acho que lolita é meio que um esquema de pirâmide, tipo, quanto mais bonito é o trem, mais coisas necessita para coordenar ele kkk