Deep cerise

Hello guys!

First, I need to apologize for being late with this post, it should have been posted a few days ago but but I ran out of strength to do anything after working for more than twelve hours a day. My fashion brand keeps expanding and I have more orders every day and more obligations to my customers while still working everything by myself. Also, I have some new plans for the beginning of the next year so I'm working very hard on that too, and you will be notified on time about all the details.

Anyway, as I promised the last time, the new coat design I was telling you about and adding a bit of color to my blog as well as my wardrobe.

                 

I have been looking for this

exact shade of purple for over a year, the fabric and the hair dye also. The end result turned out to be even better than I expected. I planned to do some embroidery on the bottom part of the coat but it looked pretty enough just the way it is, so I left it like that. I'm in love with all shades of purple, from cold blue ones to these pinkish and mauve ones. Most people think that assembling a perfect 'goth' outfit is either all black-corset-high heel boots or spooky white-everything goth. Don't get me wrong, I love bot of those styles, but for me a perfect dark outfit is exactly the one with some unexpected colors like lilac, mint green or grey (and I'm not talking only about the hair).

I'm still in this "Penny Dreadful/Crimson Peak" madness mood so I guess you can expect more victorian inspired designs and ideas. Speaking of that, I have a new coat order and I'll do one make up tutorial, since a few people have asked me to, so I'm looking forward to next week.