Presenting a jabot construction of full adjustable elegance contrived by using my most beautifully sculptured ring as a sliding mechanism to contain the massively gathered silk chiffon fabric that fills out this frilly choker with a lavishly thick, yet airily light drop; providing stern contrast between black ruff and silver dragon skull.

Answering the always lingering architectural urges through the home improvement front by making a simple something as a coffee table in full OR style; with straight towering lines and floating surfaces, finished much like my fashion: robust yet light, grandiose yet practical and without having any visible construction points.

Design – Materials – Preparations – Construction – Finishing

Originally acquired as a non-satisfying frizzy purchase, this mix fiber wig of equal parts human and synthetic hair has been completely restyled into thick, lavish curls, much more mimicking the way I curl my own hair.

This floorlength vest resulted from wrapping theoretical lines of trim around the basic sleeveless coat design from the architecturewear project. Being a first for many experiments like an embedded watch-pocket, hand stitched decorating and bound buttonholes , this velour volume probably pioneered my current finishinglevel.

Concept – Patterns – Decoration – Modelled – Trimlines – Buttons – Modelled

These huge falls combine black and blonde shades of varying-width crin into a 5-layer cut that cadences into a waist-level drop, topped by a foam-feather crown that closes in a circular disk and continues the choice of color with UV reflectant attributes; a wholly construction that finds support on a specially made bonnet-wig.

Crown-feather-assembly – Flat-lying-falls – Bonnet-wig-construction – Modelled

Having processed the left-over bits of Rider’s Gear material into the creation of an original head-piece, this project of complementable cascadingly-layered black velour clothing is now finished with the addition of a wide-standing headband that is, through elastics linking aligned folds, conjoinable with the vented facemask.

Depicting a two day job of exercising high couture techniques onto the simplest of patterns; this new PDF- tutorial shows how to use pre-bound feather-trim for turning leftover bits of fabric into a set of noteworthy accessories; delivering a V-lined choker collar, reversible wrist-cuffs and a matching little princess crown.

Download detailed instructions (PDF) | Detail-post on feather-sewing

Unveiling my greatest couture effort; the illustrious aristocrat shirt in wealthy champagne-colored duchesse satin, characterized by the pleated ruffle-sleeves and its playful duality in collar, jabot and hemline designs.

Design – Collar – Buttons – Jabot – Modelled

Showcasing the newly finished diamond-cut tophat that is an architectural layering of the the decagon shape construed in short-pile pelt and satin lining, profoundly exploiting the 10-face-based polyhedral shape which, through its repetition, bestowed the elevated endeavor with distinct outlooks for front and side-ways views.

Design – Structure – Materialization – Consolidation – Modelled

A raglan-cut stretchy longsleeve that bolsters rising seams that are worked in to its carmine velveteen, adding tailoring while including a ruffle-tape trim, accentuating the formed shapes, mimicking those of the Red Shirt.

Design – Textile – Patterns – Methodism – Trim – Revision – Finishing