Watching replay and im enjoying and taking in the information

Is it in general a “rule” that these sleeves are half or 3/4 length? Cannot make them wrist long..?

Awesome drafting tutorial! I am soo happy i found your video i hace been struggling, racking my brain. Thanks again ❤

My Favorite Girls! ♥ Joined in for November! Thank You! 🥰 The sound is really not working correctly, up & down, hard to listen to. 🥲

I clicked the link in Tricia's 30 min reminder email and that took me to Charlotta's channel

Tricia that was a great tip about the zips in the jumpsuit. I will keep that in mind in case my daughter decides she wants one. My biggest sewing tip is sew to the parameters of the project, for example, time, budget, type of fabric, etc. so you can plan what type of construction methods you will use. No use sewing couture methods on a costume and vice versa.

I press seam open before turning to the inside. It folds so much better.

Going to listen to this in parts due to sound. I’m sure I will still pick up some good tips.

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Thank you. Really enjoy these joint ones.

willl there be a replay? I missed most of this due to a zoom meeting.

Finding volume going down frequently so missing out on most of the audio

Unfortunately, the sound was really hard to listen to. Volume was way up, then way down... Still, fun listening and getting little tips and tricks and validation that even though I make silly mistakes now and again, so do the professionals.

I think this should be (would be nice) made by using front gathers extra to create 45’ angle to wrap the hip and move side seam slightly to the back.

where do we take the measurements for the yoke? The waist and hip?

Thank you so much for this, I wanted to avoid making a separate collar and this is just the thing!

Thank you for sharing ❤

LOVE! I really love the tablecloth outfits! They are so very Fun!

Thank you for the demonstration!!

I really will try for sure.. thank you ❤

The current versions of these houses are lacking the couture craftsmanship that creates the elegance of the originals. The Pierre Cardin blue jumpsuit looks like the cheap stretchy shiny fabric that I once had to make costumes for a children's ballet school and it was a nightmare to sew. Balenciaga would turn in his grave if he saw what they have done to his house and name. Makes me want to cry.

The classics are so much better! At first, I thought it was because of my generation, but then, after some thought and listening to you, I am sure it's not because of my generation, the classics are indeed better!

Thanks Charlotta, this was great. I really like the way you take garments from the catwalk and break down the design details to inspire us to use them in our own designs. Excellent!

Thanks Charlotta for all the lovely inspiration. I loved the Hermes jacket, the garments made from the cutwork fabric (Op shops are going to wonder why there is a run on tablecloths) and the military cape. I like the idea of not sewing together the underarm seam of the sleeves and making the cape look more like a tunic. Lining the red dresses with black to bring out the colour is something Charles James would do. The dresses with the wide necklines are beautiful but I wonder how they constructed them to stop them slipping down, internal corsets, elastic in the shoulders ?

Beautiful and fun! Thank you Charlotta for all the inspo🤩

I agree. These garments look utterly ridiculous and totally unflattering even in stick figure models. Completely uninspiring. Thank goodness we don’t need to rely on jumped up twits who simply indulge themselves and not prospective clients who can’t think for themselves.

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Hi Charlotta! The skirt ruffle waistband feels like an interpretation of how in the 90s and early 2000s, young men (especially around where I lived in California where they were involved in gangs, or skateboarding) would wear their cotton boxer briefs above the waistline of their sagging trousers.

I just discovered that this sleeve can help with people with large biceps. With a large bicep width and a tall cap height, one ends up with way too much ease. The split upper sleeve allows one to reduce some of that ease. At least in theory. I'm trying it out now.

I really liked the green hat and I spied the Gucci burgundy outfit at the beginning. Love the details on the jacket with the drawstring waistline and the collar shape. There are some crazy things coming down the catwalk at the moment. I swore I would never wear my waistline on my hips again as you are forever having to hitch it up, so uncomfortable.

Great review. I agree, these styles don't work for the average woman, . Thanks for breaking them down.

Great review, thanks a lot🙏👍! I regret only about the sound

Great review. We’re on the same page!

wow that is so neat thank you for explaining that technique

Hello, I have a question. How to find the bust point on a bought sewing pattern? Is it just the tip of the bust dart? Thanks

Oh thanks

Just a note ….. there are online libraries (such as the Internet Archive) where these books are available. I can’t speak for all of them, but the Internet Archive is free to use.

How fantastic it was to go live with you Charlotta and thanks to everyone who watched and commented !

Oooh i would like to get some recommendations for Csm courses from you charlotta

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You're the first designer/cutter I've seen talk about catwalk fashions. You are helping me interpret these designs from a "consumer" point of view. I would LOVE to see a video where you talk about designs that you hated and why.

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Charlotta great review. I really want a pair of the mop shoes so I can clean the floor while I am walking.😂 I really appreciated the Stephen Smith designs when you said they were hand embroidered. I actually liked the Burberry coat with all the pockets in the background of the photo and the robe de style dresses with the pockets are lovely. Too many ideas. too little time.

I totally agree with you, the sketch embroided dresses are a masterpiece ,thank you for sharing !

Charlotta,. Good evening. I am not hearing you.

i'm so glad you decided to look at a Roksanda piece! I've always been fascinated by the cut of her designs.

I decided to check and see if we were talking about the same thing. What I pictured as a shock collar was on a jacket and I think that would you pictured as a shock collar is on a sweater and his clothes below the shock collar. Not putting a picture at the beginning of your video makes things confusing and not good so I think that doing that would be an improvement a great improvement