Shift Dress The shift dress, a timeless style that rose to prominence in the 1960s, is known for its clean and boxy shape
(this does involve a bit of designing knowledge, the files are very big, so your computer needs to be able to handle this) Design another cut & sew pattern, like a T-shirt and use this tutorial as your guide for your very own project
You might hear some people ordering something that sounds like see yow wong chow meen. Which basically translates to Soy-Saucy-Pan-Fried-Noodles-that-are-the-most-awesomest-thing-in-the-whole-wide-world. (It actually translates to something like, Supreme Soy Sauce Fried Noodles, but whos counting?) The noodles are first pan-fried until crispy but still a bit chewy, and then coated in a soy sauce mixture, with sweet scallions and crunchy bean sprouts
Stockings in 1940s still had a seam down the back of the leg and a reinforced heel
For a relaxed but special celebration, this look keeps things easy and pretty
In silky chiffon fabric, this long designer dress features a sheer corset-style bodice that wraps around to the lace-up back for the best fit at prom, galas, and other black-tie events