October 13, 2009
Countess for sale
Every aristocrat reaches that sad moment when they have to sell their possessions. Gone are the years of drinking champagne at the Ritz in Paris and gambling family jewels at the Monte Carlo Casino. Now it's time to face destiny as honorably as possible and embrace decadence like an old friend (How I love drama!).
The time has come. Yes friends, what started almost a year ago as a hobby to satisfy artistic interests has, with time and a lot of work, become the materialization of a passion. The passion for sewing and singing.
Finally, now, here, goodbye yesterday, I present to you the first aristocratic military jacket from La Condesa for sale online.
Photo: Fernando Chic too Chic
Photo: Fernando Chic too Chic
You can buy it through the online store here or if you prefer to speak with me directly, send me an email and we'll work it out.
Models are available in sizes 38 and 40, but if you wanted another size, you just have to tell me.
I'm so excited about how well they turned out; it took a lot of work. And I'm even more moved by how good they look in front of Fernando's camera. It's clear that if there's anything worth investing in this life, it's a good photographer. So much so that I was going to put other garments up for sale, but since the photos are much worse, I preferred to show these first, and I'll show you the others in the coming days.
A thousand kisses, thanks for reading,
The bankrupt Countess who doesn't smile in photos because she has braces
The time has come. Yes friends, what started almost a year ago as a hobby to satisfy artistic interests has, with time and a lot of work, become the materialization of a passion. The passion for sewing and singing.
Finally, now, here, goodbye yesterday, I present to you the first aristocratic military jacket from La Condesa for sale online.
Photo: Fernando Chic too Chic
As you can imagine, it is the apple of my eye. The pattern is meticulously crafted. It tapers at the waist without being too tight. It separates from the lower back with a slight tail that adds an extra aristocratic touch. Vicuña wool for the exterior, fuchsia silk lining for the interior. Madness.
Photo: Fernando Chic too Chic
The details of the collar, pockets, and back strap are made of very soft red velvet. The decorations on the sleeves are made with antique gold ribbon, and the buttons, both on the chest and cuffs, are gold with an anchor motif.
You can buy it through the online store here or if you prefer to speak with me directly, send me an email and we'll work it out.
Models are available in sizes 38 and 40, but if you wanted another size, you just have to tell me.
I'm so excited about how well they turned out; it took a lot of work. And I'm even more moved by how good they look in front of Fernando's camera. It's clear that if there's anything worth investing in this life, it's a good photographer. So much so that I was going to put other garments up for sale, but since the photos are much worse, I preferred to show these first, and I'll show you the others in the coming days.
A thousand kisses, thanks for reading,
The bankrupt Countess who doesn't smile in photos because she has braces