gadofka.

wow.

i especially love the "designer says" bit:

Mushira means Bride in Ethiopian. The Mushira dress was inspired by the bride from Ethiopia and the singer Ebony Bones. Draped and cut in London, it is a one of a kind piece. Both inspiration and materials were sourced from Ethiopia, Nigeria and London (Dalston, Ridley market). I tried to express how my heritage changes and how I observe Western Culture.



by caroline duke on Wednesday, January 27, 2010

7 comments/leave a comment:

  1. You've gotta respect representing ones heritage, very cool.
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  2. Very pretty love the fullness and the fabrics used are lovely.


    ♥Darla
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  3. That dress is delicious! What a great eye for pattern and color and some nice looking craftsmanship.
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  4. my dream dress. really. rarely have i seen a dress more made for me. sigh.
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  5. i love this dress. i need it to be summer right now!
    i just blogged about the tee shirt i won on your blog :)
    http://whatannaloves.blogspot.com/2010/01/animal-crackers-in-my-soup.html
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  6. oh my gosh. if i owned this dress i would wear every day for the rest of my life. and to bed. which makes the price almost a bargain.
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  7. THis is flirty and fun, kind of reminds me of Gwen Stefani back in the day.
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thanks, y'all!

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