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Fabric Weekend

Sometimes you see fabrics that just speaks to you. It may be the colour,print or pattern; you will just love it and instantly hear the voice "Buy me" lol....

Hi guys , Trust you are all doing fine. We would be talking about fabrics. Some of us struggle in choosing fabrics, styles ,how to wear them and look classy at the same time chicky.

Here are few tips on choosing fabrics.

☆The colour order is the art of choosing any fabric. Yes, some of us love to play with colours but you need to be very good at it in order to get it right or just stick to simple patterns colours or designs.

I have a friend that loves to wear black which is her best colour and can interchange with grey. Would you say she is scared of colours? No,she just chooses to keep it simple and believe me she still always look good.

☆ Dont be afraid to ask for opinions and help while shopping.... You could ask the sales person or a random customer what they think.

☆ What is your style? You should have a style? What do you intend sewing with the fabric, What kind of patterns or colours look good on you? Do you like the texture of the fabric or the feel when you touch it. You should put all these into consideration .

☆ Take a picture. Some of us are indecisive and are more calm when you seek a third parties opinion before making choices. You can take a picture of 3 -4 fabrics that draws your attention  and send it to that nosy but helpful friend that is mostly available to help you make good choices while shopping.


I hope i have been able to help you feel more secured and less tensed while shopping for fabrics this weekend.

Did i mention that we will be lunching our clothing line for Women? Bespoke ready to wear casuals by Kekeshop which will only be available in Apryl's Hub for placement of orders and delivery.

Check out this all shades of beauty rocking this african print. For me it is simple and stylish.

What do you all think? I will be reading comments.


Model: Ehirieme Alexis

Comments

  1. Unknown12 January 2017 at 19:15

    Good thing you've got going....thumbs up to you ...wish you success all the way.

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  2. joy13 January 2017 at 09:13

    Beautiful fabric..good job sis..

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