Designers ♥-ed by SerendipityGDDs : BILL BLASS

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I just love this dress, its probably my all time favourite so far. I am so infliuenced by the right fashion designer s, Bill Blass being one of them.

William Ralph "Bill" Blass (June 22, 1922 – June 12, 2002) was an American fashion designer , born in Fort Wayne Indiana. He is known for his tailoring and his innovative combinations of textures and patterns. He is the recipient of many fashion awards, including seven Coty Awards and the Fashion Institute of Technology's Lifetime Achievement Award (1999)

I also love this one by Bill. I think he was a genius.



Designers ♥-ed by SerendipityGDDs : MARY KATRANTZOU

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I just love the rich modern designs & cuts of these lovely dresses and the extraordinarily exotic fabric prints. How I wish I could produce something as fine as this. It will certainly help inspire me and influence some of my future designs for dresses for little girls.

See my dresses, see the influences

Accessorise NOW: Faux Fur Jacket NEW from SerendipityGDDs

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My latest limited edition design is an adorable soft and cuddly cream faux fur jacket. The jacket fits ages 7-8 but I plan to do some other sizes. It has a curved front hem at waist level. The lining is sugar plum pink. Faux fur is on trend for this autumn / winter and the jacket would make a lovely gift. Note you could wear this with any of my dresses or on its own.

Take a closer look- 360 degree vision, click here ♥♥♥

★ SO PROUD ★ Now been visited by 100 DIFFERENT countries

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Today SerendipityGDDs online was visited by someone in Lusaka, capital of Zambia. Significant beacuse this was a visit from the 100th different country since I started collecting visit information via my Neocounter on the 25th July 2011 (See below). For me this represents a real milestone in my aim to show that my little girls dresses truly can have a WORLDWIDE appeal. I am just ★ SO PROUD ★ about this I want to skip and jump and shout it out to all who will listen.

Thanks to everyone as always for your continued support and appreciation of what I do as can be witnessed in my Guest Book. Want to see it?

Some facts of Lusaka
Lusaka is the capital and largest city of Zambia. It is located in the southern part of the central plateau, at an elevation of about 1,300 metres (4,265 feet). It has a population of about 1.7 million (2010 census). It is a commercial centre as well as the centre of government, and the four main highways of Zambia head north, south, east and west from it. The two main languages spoken in Lusaka are English and Nyanja (a Bantu language). English is the official language.

My NEOCOUNTER can be found on all my online offerings, whether the website, blog or facebook so why not have a look. An earlier blog article explained what its all about.Want to read it?
At the time of writing this article there were also 3300 different visitors from those 100 countries, mind boggling and someway on the road to being 'truly global' maybe?





TARTAN dress now for girls aged 5 as well as 6

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SORRY NOW SOLD BUT AGE 6 STILL AVAILABLE
Love this design, even though I say it myself, so much that I just had to make one for 5 year olds as well as the one for age 6.

Just right for the winter season is a tartan wool pinafore dress, separate red cotton jersey long-sleeved top and neck warmer. The scarlet red in the top picks out the red from the tartan fabric and the pinafore dress is lined in red cotton. The total outfit costs just 32.99. The Scots certainly know how to weave beautiful cosy tartans and tweeds in order to wrap up warm. This particular tartan used in my dress is not a clan pattern but is a modern wool weave.

Take a closer look at my TARTAN dress, click here

My TARTAN dress, cowl neck warmer & red top are a 3 way "mix & match" hit!!!

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Just right for the winter season is a tartan wool pinafore dress, separate red cotton jersey long-sleeved top and neck warmer for age 6. The scarlet red in the top picks out the red from the tartan fabric and the pinafore dress is lined in red cotton. The total outfit costs just 32.99. The Scots certainly know how to weave beautiful cosy tartans and tweeds in order to wrap up warm. Some of my ancestors were handloom weavers in Scotland in the 17th century. This particular tartan used in my dress is not a clan pattern but is a modern wool weave. I will be shortly making the same tartan outfit to fit age 5, which I will announce when ready. Soon my husband and I will be bottling up our own white wine plus elderberry & blackberry, plum, ginger, rosehip and fig wines. There is something comforting and satisfying about making things yourself to enjoy with family & friends.

Take a closer look at my TARTAN dress, click here