Start with a project
Imagine what you want to make.
Dresses
Choose fabric by imagining the finished piece.
The dresses shown here are visual references only —
they suggest silhouette, scale, and mood, not a guaranteed outcome.
Each fabric will behave differently depending on cut, construction, and maker.
Think of these images as a starting point, not a promise.
Dresses in Designer Fabrics
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Dresses in Silk Fabrics
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Tops
Select fabric by imagining how it sits close to the body.
The tops shown here are visual references only —
they suggest proportion, drape, and surface character, not a finished result.
Fabric weight, softness, and structure will influence the final outcome.
Construction and maker decisions matter.
Best for:
shirts, blouses, lightweight layers, everyday pieces.
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Tops in Silk Fabrics
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Skirts & Trousers
Start with Skirts & Trousers Choose fabric through movement and structure. These images are for reference only, illustrating how different fabrics may hold shape, fall, or move when worn on the lower body. Waist treatment, lining, and cut will greatly affect the final garment. Use these examples as guidance, not guarantees. Best for: skirts, trousers, relaxed tailoring, structured bottoms.
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Handmade & Accessories
Smaller pieces begin with material sensitivity. The examples shown here suggest scale, texture, and potential use — not a fixed design or finished product. These fabrics invite experimentation. Details, finishing, and personal approach define the final piece. Best for: bags, scarves, patchwork, craft projects, textile details.
