How to make Anna’s head explode this Autumn/Winter? Easy, just make all clothes have that little extra, maybe something like having floral embroidery stitched on every piece of items this season. Now I don’t know if you have notice, but this season’s biggest trend is all about floral embroidery.
Little floral designs that have been sewed into the fabric on the clothes. Giving all these garments a rather unique style to them, don’t you think so? I mean, what make them so special and different to any other so call ‘floral print’ designs that you can buy anywhere? Well I think these are different in the fact that have been embroidered onto the clothes, rather then have a machine printed the design on the clothes.
The embroidery look on these clothes give it a home-made charm and you have an image of sitting by a window looking out of the field while sewing/embroidering onto a cardigan. Do you see where I’m going with this? Basically I love anything that can give clothes a homemade charm, I always been a massive fan of embroidery on clothes. Maybe there a bit of nostalgic and can remember my mum sitting by a window (not look out on a field but a garden) sewing/embroidering a pretty floral designs on my dresses. My mum old saying ‘why buy something new, when you can sewed something on?’ I expect she picked that up from her mum (my grandmother) – make something old into something new.
I think If I’m honest and if I had the time, I would do the same thing – make an old garment into something new and special. But in the age of computer I never leaned how to sew which is terrible to admit! However that hasn’t stopped me, a few years ago I was obsessed with Laura Lees For Topshop. She was a fashion embroidery designer who had a limited collection in Topshop and I was CRAZY for her designs. I loved them, I brought almost her entire collection. She would have embroidered skull and other crazy designs, I thought her clothes was the coolest. However it wasn’t to last and her design clothes are now not only limited edition but still can be snapped up on Ebay.
This is why I’m head over heels in love with the New Look Floral Embroidery trend this season. It isn’t over the top floral and have given all clothes a rather home-made unique quality to them. Enough talk, let me show you what I mean:
New Look Blue Floral Embroidered Denim Jacket
New Look Dark Grey Floral Embroidered Ripped Knee Skinny Jeans
New Look Black Premium Mesh Floral Embroidered Skater Skirt
New Look Black Floral Embroidered Straight Leg Jeans
New Look Olive Embroidered Floral Sweater
New Look Wide Fit Black Suedette Embroidered Block Heel Boots
New Look Anita and Green Floral Embroidered Jumper
You can see more of this floral embroidery trend here.
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Michelle
November 1, 2016Love the floral prints.. .love the boots!
Charlotte
November 1, 2016I feel as though I could only do this in small doses… but some of these pieces are just unbelievably adorable–like that skirt!! Thanks so much for sharing. I feel like I’m nowhere near the frontlines of what’s hip in fashion, so helps me to see these posts 🙂 HA! Stopping in today from Blog Loft FB group, and so nice to *meet* you 🙂
Gemma
November 1, 2016I’m really rather liking this floral appliqué trend together with the whole velvet thing going on. I’d quite like to find a top of dress in corporations both! I love the denim shirt and grey jeans with the floral touch – they look really good, but those jumpers with the floral embroidery on the front remind me of the kind of clothes I was forced to wear when I was about 8 lol!
Gemma x | http://www.flutterandsparkle.com
heidi
November 1, 2016I’ll be honest I am not big on flowery things but I am so loving the boots. It seems to be a trend that keeps coming back. It looks especially amazing with black.
Indrani
November 3, 2016The floral embroideries enhances the looks completely! Definitely worth getting them on your dresses.
I would love to have them on my jeans.
Amber Harrop
November 3, 2016I am now totally in love with those boots – I must have them !! You are such an enabler Anna ( thank you )
Crystal
November 3, 2016Learning to sew isn’t hat difficult but eembroidery is time consuming. I love making stuff myself though. I bought a floral embroidered curtain panel on clearance for 4 bucks and made myself an adorable skirt .