Sewing the cottagecore medieval inspired dress of my DREAMS! ft. UNICORNS

[@VoodooAngel63]

I'm not someone who has an out of the mainstream style of dress but my husband certainly does. He grew up as a working cowboy on a cattle ranch in Utah so he wore Western clothes everyday because that's what was practical. When we bought a good suit for our wedding, we went with a Western cut suit. But...he also likes to embrace his Scottish heritage and wear, you guessed it, kilts! Apparently there can be ridiculous gatekeeping with that too. But he's a cowboy in a kilt...and he just doesn't care what anyone else thinks. And I'm glad of it because he can really rock that tartan!

[@gothempress]

Tell him some stranger on the internet that's also a part of a major gatekept community says, "Good on you, mate! Wear what you want and fuck what anyone but the wife thinks!" ^_^

[@rd6203]

Not gonna lie, I would probably go for the bead organizing alone... Also, 100% agree about the -cores

[@waterbitten]

+1 on the bead haul

[@OddlyElly]

+2 on bead haul. My neurodivergent brain wants beads sorted and put in tiny boxes!

[@brinagotsued]

+3 on the bead organisation!

[@Stettafire]

+4 on the bead organisation

[@cahwrites]

This dress is GORGEOUS! I also agree about the gatekeeping-it's the worst thing about any sort of community. As for the bead organising, I would love to watch that! You could even do a Q&A voiceover or something id you're worried about it being "too boring" otherwise?? Though organisation videos makes my little virgo heart happy regardless haha

[@maia_gaia]

I always love organization videos😅

[@MalissaWilson]

Agreed! The Q & A is a brilliant idea too! I hope the bead video becomes a thing!

[@spookiestgecko]

Organizing/cleaning videos r the only thing that makes me feel motivated 💜

[@alewis2812]

Honestly, I follow you for the interesting voice over and the whimsy. There are no gates. You created this channel. Whatever you want to sew is cool.

[@nandexnine]

I just want to say that you create incredible clothes and I love your narration style, when I have migraines and I need to stop screen time, I always go to your Chanel because I can visualize everything your are doing without seeing, your explain very well each step, I can't count how many times I took a migraine medicine put your vídeos on the cellphone and closed my eyes, your calming voice made me sleep to in insomnia nights

[@ChrisSeaB]

I love helping her rack up view counts by rewatching her videos has I'm falling a sleep for the same reason. Plus she doesn't add loud music in-between when she is talking so the volume doesn't jump dramatically throughout the video. 🤗🥰🤣

[@OddlyElly]

I do the same when I have migraines! Total darkness and Angie's calm descriptions are such a lifesaver ❤

[@ChrisSeaB]

Personal, has a mom and a "crafter", I am ALWAYS looking for organization ideas. However if you are looking for something to fill in some of the air space. I can't remember for certain, but I feel like it's been a while since you've done a Q and A, if you're up for it, maybe you could do a voice over answering questions while we watch you organize?

[@CookieScrat]

I absolutely love this fabric! It's so rare to see unicorns that are not just cutesy drawings (although there's nothing wrong with them!). Also, I happily watched you talk for an hour about your nailpolishes and unicorno figurines, I'll gladly watch you organize your beads!

[@khaxjc1]

Agreed!

[@meeomelovescookiesandhisto459]

I'm always amazed at how patient and detail oriented you are. It really shows in all of your garments that you have a ton of knowledge, patience and discipline. It's a joy to watch you work and even though we have quite different tastes I always love seeing what you make. Also I really appreciate how much you explain what you're doing, it really helps me follow along and it's so interesting to hear the reasons why you're doing certain things as a beginner seamstress. I'd love a calm bead organizing video! Maybe with a voice over talking about how you organize your sewing supplies in general or how you got into sewing and what your goals are etc. would be nice :)

[@MardieMar]

Absolutely gorgeous dress! I also love the colour and the fact that it has unicorns makes it even better. Also I would totally watch a sequin sorting video! I also agree that having a label like cottage core or historocal inspired can limit someones creativity. Maybe it's me but over the last video's I noticed you've been choosing more vibrant, less "period appropriate" fabrics (hello hot pink robe a la Française). I really love that! Edit: spelling

[@MollyBorneman]

I trick I was taught by my aunt years ago for threading elastic with a safety pin: if you turn it around with the “latch” towards yourself and the “hinge” pointing away, it’s much less likely for the pin to open, since your hand is holding it closed. And if it does pop open, the point isn’t going into the fabric, so you can close it just fine!

[@lindamundy3812]

That makes good sense and I'll try it.

[@OddlyElly]

Same if you use a bobby pin! It's how I sew my braids down with ribbons without a needle 😊

[@dilihopa]

We did the same!

[@SwimmingInSunlight]

The thing about lolita fashion gatekeeping most often comes down to people new into fashion often buy cheap "replicas" of Japanese brand pieces, and support art-theft which is (for good reasons) looked down upon. In the past handmade things and indie brands were viewed as less-than, but nowadays the attitudes have definitely shifted and good materials and construction get loads of praise 😊

[@katieknipp7006]

Honestly I'd love to just watch you sort through so many beads and listen to you talk. That's the kinda nice calming content I need in my hectic life

[@margueriteboatwright706]

Please yes! Organizing is always lovely to see. And there is always something to learn from how other people approach it. It never feels boring.

[@madamethome5869]

At Joanns I got a metal bodkin with a tiny metal knob at the tip and I thread the elastic through the hole in the bottom and stitch it down in a loop. Love my bodkin it gently goes through anything. Also have two plastic bodkins with soft plastic points that work very well. They might be better for fabric like this because they are more flexiable.

[@Ventura0404]

Thank you everybody has a right to wear any combination of what they want every piece of clothing has been stolen from somebody don’t let anybody put you in a box. I weigh everything and I’m 66 you go girl

[@treason6661]

The only exception to this would be cultural regalia

[@subliminalphish]

The dress looks like an early style of Hollywood's interpretation of a mid evil dress. So all in all it would make a great Hollywood themed Halloween costume. You did an awesome job even with the zipper debacle. Always love watching your tutorials Angela, always!!

[@martyquinn_6784]

The fist thought after reading the title was "what the hell" and the second one was "I don't know what the hell but I need to watch this". I'm glad that I did. The dress is wonderful and fit your personality perfectly

[@vickinoeske1154]

Fabulous fabric. The dress gives me a gypsy vibe like you are a traveler. Love it❣

[@Rainbar007]

I would love to watch your organize your beads! Your organization videos and talking about your collections are some of my favorite videos of yours

[@hedgerow.homestead]

I would love a bead video that talks about different styles of beads and where to buy good quality beads. Share knowledge over the sorting footage

[@sleepycalico]

You nailed the cottagecore. As far as medieval goes, I think it looks more Spanish flamenco.

[@CamthalionSpirit]

Okay two things. I would literally watch an hour long video of you sorting beads. Or folding fabric. Or color organizing your thread. Secondly. I would love a video of you recovering your ironing board. I also need to recover mine but am at a loss as to what needs to be done

[@khaxjc1]

It is a very cool fabric but personally the trim is what fascinated me. I dont know why but trim intimidates the heck out of me but seeing your work for this project makes it seem a bit less mythical, a bit more in reach. Thank you for sharing and to any seeing this I hope you find soem things to bring you happiness today.

[@eatenkate]

Watching this i just took a moment to enjoy how much more confident you'v grown over the years - you rock!

[@annbrookens945]

I love this fabric! It's nice to see a "serious" and "adult" unicorn fabric! About the velvet: you don't say how you pressed it, but I always iron it face down on top of a bath towel or piece of scrap velvet or a professional needle board. If I'm using a hot iron, I make sure I have lots of steam so I hopefully won't melt the fabric. I'm very happy that you are pleased with the appearance of your velvet, but you might need these tips next time. I love the way your dress came out; it's so cute!

[@courtney9384]

Does anyone else enjoy the ASMR aspect of when Angela cuts fabric?

[@lindamundy3812]

ASMR?

[@a1nelson]

Yay. I know I’m “supposed” to use brown pattern paper developing new patterns … but i’ve never found that it works with my creative process. I am 100% on team tracing paper. So happy to see it being important part of the process for this dress. :) If the off chance that anyone is curious as to why, one big reason is that I’ve never been a huge fan of slashing techniques, as in SBA/FBA, adding gathers and the like. Instead, maybe because I’m weird or something, I prefer to do a lot of those things either mathematically or by repositioning previous generations of the same design underneath the current tracing. Among other things, this message maintains good fluidity and makes truing up the edges and darts extra simple and generally a pretty minor part of the whole process. I know my instructors would shriek in horror at hearing this, but many times it’s not even necessary to remove, and then re-add the seam allowances. Sshh - don’t tell.

[@agcons]

I'm right with you. I learned how to slide and pivot from the Sew/Fit method back in the 80s and it's great. Using paper I can see through is vital to this process so I've never used brown or white paper, even though it's cheaper.

[@amyshort5625]

I use gift wrapping paper

[@LaynieFingers]

I think too many people get trapped in the idea of doing things the "proper" way. But think of it this way: if no one deviated from what's proper, there would be no innovation! Do what works for you, take bits of inspiration from wherever you find it, and don't worry too much about what your instructors would say. 😁💜

[@kimberleycampbell5965]

This dress is beautiful and you look so happy in it!

[@krausekreation9179]

Just popping in to say locate a vintage bodkin. All rounded edges and seriously the best little tool made. I found one at a antique shop and it my "new" favorite. Nothing comes undone like the sliding clip things. Metal and does not bend or warp. No points or anything to get caught or snag. Very much worth finding and getting. Will last forever too.

[@SugiyamaHiromin]

The print and the cut of the dress really remind me of an old animated movie called The Last Unicorn I used to watch on repeat as a kid (to the point I broke the cassette and we had to transfer it to a DVD). I loved the movie BECAUSE it wasn't about cutesy unicorns, it instead had dark elements that weren't hidden to "protect the kids." I could totally see young Molly in this dress, waiting for days to see a unicorn as a young maiden.

[@adoptedbythe1king]

I would also love to watch you sort beads! You could do it as a story time and make up names and personalities for different families of beads moving into their new homes?! Or maybe all showing up for crafting camp and needing to find the right cabin and bunk? 😅

[@jmsmom67]

I really like the way the ironed velvet came out for this project.

[@nottheshirt483]

Love hearing your rant about labels and I totally agree. Gatekeeping doesn't really help anyone. Being accurate helps, sure, and I agree that using terms help when you're trying to look for something. All that said, wear what you want and look fierce doing it! You look awesome as always 💕 Edit: 100% for bead organization video

[@bethroberts674]

Another gorgeous dress, you are so talented and truly gifted. I hope you have a wonderful time at the faire.

[@Dreamwalker44]

may not know much about sewing and fashion but I really get that gatekeeping bit. Cool that your doing stuff that makes you happy

[@samantha.redacted]

I love seeing all the fantastical things she makes

[@Rose_tinted_heart_eyes]

Asmr bead sorting actually sounds really nice. Or just a bead sorting video as is, i love looking at collections and you have a way of making anything interesting

[@obeliapark9860]

Bead sorting is a 👍 from me. Anything really I like listening to you talk & sew & say funny things, all at a very fast speed 😉

[@minkaf4243]

I love pink and brown. I’m not usually into unicorns, but this fabric is really great! That bodice pattern is really slick! Brava! Well done!

[@jefferybrinagh8799]

ITS Beautiful , Angela it wouldn't be an A. Clayton Design without the glitz and sparkle , thats the main reason we love your channel you make the more sparkliest creations and they make us happy. So no the leaves aren't too sparkly they're your trade mark . Its like my glass designs or my wooden boxes it wouldn't be my design without every mm of the box covered in glitter and trimmed in crystals it just wouldn't be we are the sparkle designers . Thats why brides love the glass ware i make ... the sparkle they all dream of that sparkly moment i wish i could sew like you , id make the shiniest gown the world ever saw lol

[@janlashley9377]

It's lovely your are so photogenic keep taking all the lovely pictures!

[@valerieellison2483]

That fabric would also make fun curtains.

[@JLee-jw4sm]

I really loved your spech. Luckily for me i am naturally greedy and curious so i always loved multiple styles and wore them all depending on my mood. I would always think “how do people stick to one style like that?” I would see women with their whole homes/closets designed around one thing. There isnt anything wrong with that if you like it but I could never do it and never even tried, lol. I have too many facets that I want to express and shamelessly display them as I see fit. All it does is show your creativity, I think. Its a good thing.

[@lindamundy3812]

I agree. I don't like matchey-matchey. I have a young friend who does like it and thinks she could be a professional interior designer! Because I love her I kept my mouth shut when she expressed that to me and just kept telling myself that she is entitled to her opinion and fortunately she has chosen another career path.

[@susanstewart1402]

I genuinely love the dress on you .. the "leather" look waistband, the trim .. everything. It's flattering too. Hmm .. the zipper .. bummer. OK, so I don't know if this is allowed in the vintage world but, personally, I really like invisible zips. They disappear into the design, look less chunky, and are much EASIER to install. You do not need the special foot to install. When you unpick the old zip, I think that strips of very light weight fusible interfacing would stabilize the fabric edges and any holes from working with the fragility of the fabric.

[@karensimonpeterson3574]

Joannes has fairly inexpensive needle boards for ironing velvet. They are kind of small but work great if you don’t want to damage your fabric.

[@cemitchell6496]

"glittery bunny slippers go with everything" wish I had known that when I was young.( I'm 58). I grew up in a traditional family in a traditional area. If you dressed differently, people made fun of you. I'm glad things have changed so much that people keep their mouths shut if they don't like the outfit. "You be you" is a wonderful thing. Keep being inspiring.

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

So much fun to watch and listen to while I hand quilt! Thank you for posting this video!

[@TheOG_M00tastic]

I feel like the bead sorting would be super satisfying to watch!

[@Lammstrellicon]

Just the beads is good, I love organizing videos!!

[@pepparker6747]

The dress reminds me of early Hollywood's take on period clothing. The color and print are very you and totally lovely. I always find that putting a disappointing project away for awhile makes me like it better. All the flaws aren't so in your face.

[@Lunareon]

The dress and hat turned out magical! I hope you will find ways to wear and enjoy them more in the future. That is also very true about people defining themselves into a corner, with all kinds of labels, and missing out on a lot of fun. It can easily result in identity crises if and when one changes in the course of time, too.

[@tjae6462]

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the gold trim!

[@megs7019]

Absolutely love this fun color of fabric with this print. The dress turned out cute.

[@kellynelson3186]

The final dress is lovely!

[@saiitome]

The dress is super cute!!! I had a similar problem once with a very thin fabric and a zipper that ruined the whole thing 😪. In the end I had to completely remove it and turn it into a skirt with an elastic waist band instead. I used that skirt for years, until it literaly fell apart...so if everything else fails you could maybe try that. The fabric is absolutely wonderful, so best of luck with salvaging this project.

[@adamsransom]

I'm sorry to hear about your zipper troubles! I think the dress is really sweet, and I love the full look with the hat and boots.

[@clarence5211]

i love your rant on the ‘-core’ thing. i feel like social media can pressure us into feel like we need to fit a specific aesthetic at all times. in the end we’re just people, not these curated brands

[@amyburcher863]

This is such a fun dress! And very much the intersection of girly, vintage and whimsical that you capture so well. I'd love to see a bead organising video! I love organising and re-organising even my own button stash so it would be fun. But if you wanted to add a 'concept' to a voiceover, maybe you could do a video telling a story you really enjoy over the top- perhaps from a vintage book you life that is in the public domain (pride and prejudice etc) or a the life of a historical figure you find interesting? either for their life or as style inspiration. There are so many little known stories of historical fashion icons, and especially women - that it could be cool to share them- if you know any. (can also justify a wikipedia/research rabbit hole too if you wanted?)

[@crochetemporium]

Love your hair - worth the work it takes!!! Cottagecore rocks!!

[@michelleanderson4169]

as for the beading footage, | would love to see one on organization as well as slightly educational as to what beads go well together, Which ones are easiest to sew on.... which ones you prefer for different applications

[@amilan409]

beautiful and adorable dress ! i like the gold trim !

[@LieingCostsYourSoulTellElders]

WOW BLOW AWAY BY YOUR PRESCENCE

[@raquelseydewitz203]

I already learn so much from your videos. You are fearless!✂️✂️✂️✂️

[@beckysimeone4882]

Your creativity is truly amazing! I enjoy watching your vlogs so much, even though I don't really sew.

[@audriscarborough9309]

Damn those zippers! Mean zippers aside, your dress turned out so great! I am obsessed with that material! It's beautiful, so original, and it looks so rich, both in texture and quality. I think it might surprise you in how many of us would tune in to watch you organize 30 pounds of beads. Pretty beads,organization, you talking about them all, and just filling us in on your, up coming project's, dog's lives, etcetera... What's not to love! With joy, Audri

[@maryguillemette9441]

As someone who spent lots of time organizing beads, I think I could watch you organize beads and talk about random things while doing it.

[@annafatima]

Classic Clayton eclectic! 💖

[@DawnOldham]

The dress, besides the zipper from hades, is adorable on you! I LOVE IT!

[@HockityPock]

As i understand it the best pressing cloth for velvet is more velvet or a terrycloth , so the piles support eachother and dont get crushed. Haven't actually had call to try it though!

[@llamafromspace]

I am in love with your fun fabric choices. So glad for your content. One of me fav youtubers.

[@mjgbabydragonlet]

I think this was a joy to watch! Completely agree with your rant! I am sorry your zipper was so frustrating. I think a video of your organizing stuff would also be a joy!

[@Lunishta]

Oh I absolutely feel you on the core rant. I lean heavily into alt fashion but I love mori, medieval, and cottagecore but its hard to blend the styles and genderfuckery of being enby without feeling like im not adhering well enough to any of my inspiration styles to fit into that subgenre.

[@WayToVibe]

I love how many sewers on youtube are just casually mentioning that body shape and sizes are going to change over the years, so you can't just assume that a measurement you took a year ago is the same measurement today. A lot of people grow up thinking that once you get to a certain age that this is the body you're supposed to have till you suddenly get old and bent over in the last couple of years of life. Fortunately we'll always be changing and thus always getting to try new styles of clothing as time marches on. I'm excited to be able to dress like a Golden Girl!

[@vernaharris181]

WHAT A FUN DRESS...I remember my mom and aunties wearing these types of dresses in the summer with cowboy boots and can can slips...lots of can can slips! :D

[@P0nyl0ve]

YES to everything you said about aesthetics! I personally do like cottagecore and dark academia just as inspiration, but it makes me sad to think that there are still people who think that you have to 'conform' to the aesthetic like no! It's about finding things you like! I watched some videos about Lolita fashion a few years ago because I liked the look of it and the amount of rules just made me absolutely sick (the amount of drama as well btw). So glad I found the historical costuming side of KZbin instead!

[@P0nyl0ve]

Also the plus side of aesthetic 'names' is that you can find things you like easier on sites like Pinterest, and discover things you didn't even know you liked. For me I never thought as many people would be obsessed with old libraries and old books as I am!

[@thursday48]

I was skeptical about the ironed velvet (cue childhood memories of meltedold furniture) but then it was perfect. The dress is so cute but damn that zip!!

[@ToilAndStitch]

I LOVE the waistband! So much better than if the velvet was pristine

[@adoptedbythe1king]

Very late to the party, but I do feel like if anyone wanted to do an Esmeralda or Mirabel inspired outfit, your explanation of how you did the tiered ruffles and the gold leaf trim together could be very helpful!!! (And by anyone, I mean me, I want to make my niece a Mirabel inspired skirt and I feel much more confident about it now having watched this video!!!

[@mellie4174]

hey girl, just a tip. To keep my safty pin closed, i put a little scotch tape on the head. The tape is also slippery so it makes it slide well through the channel.

[@woodenkat8971]

Bead,beads beads, beads, BEADS! maybe on your pattern channel? I LOVE beads and watching organizing. It's awesome!

[@jeanetterule5420]

The color of the fabric is gorgeous something between purple beets and fuchsia flowers, really gorgeous and it draped beautifully. But you could see has slinky it was, slidding all over the place! but I love how you solve problems and you just persevere and the hat was brilliant . You looked beautiful in it. Alway entertained here. How are the dogs? Would live to see your beads video. You could talk about anything. Just pleasant to visit here. Thank you.

[@meamela9820]

I agree about your rant. I prefer to be all chaotic about what I wear and not label it, so I can wear what I want, but even if I don't label myself I have noticed other people do it and being aware of what people expect to see me in limits my style a bit. Also, I started to think through this video that you really seem to have a good grip of when to be precise when sewing and when you can just do things fast and I feel like that knowledge is something I need in my life. Finding the right pace in sewing and what is worth setting extra time on, I think is the next thing I need to learn in sewing and I don't see people talk about a lot.

[@core0psis]

Yes to bead organizing! I love doing that sort of thing. It will be fun to share the experience :) I was thrilled to see you purchased that unicorn fabric!! I saw it and immediately thought of you. I was too chicken to purchase it myself, so I lived vicariously thru you - haha! Thank you so much. I really enjoy your videos and your snarky humorous voiceovers. Smootches

[@xtsdagger6956]

Always good to see you, thanks for posting

[@rowennaguiland30]

Yes the dress is beautiful. Iwould like to suggest next time that you sew in the zipper by hand using pick stitches

[@fatsparrowsewing]

I completely agree with not limiting oneself based on style labels! Also that gatekeeping sucks! I wear what brings me joy, which happens to range somewhere from historically inspired high waisted styles to a full length Totoro hoodie dress that I made! Also, Irregular Choice is my FAVOURITE shoe brand, but alas, I have a manky foot that just cannot get into them! 😭 One day, hopefully! The dress is gorgeous, but the way, I'm certain my 7 year old daughter will lose her mind over it! Edit: oh and yes to the bead organising!

[@michellecornum5856]

I love the colors! I especially like the serious unicorns, they are so hard to find. I may have just been sent down a rabbit hole with those colors . . . I have some fabric like the darker one, but don't I have any that vibrant of hot pink --oh, and then what shall I make? the possibilities - - - - - But first, I need to match the pink. Yes, wear what you want, mix it up!

[@shevuansereday6536]

Your complexion looks so soft and flawless. Your hair color looks good next to your skin. Unnatural hairs colors can go wrong with skin tone and look like crap. The fabric is very cute. Thank you for another video. Appreciate all you create.

[@saymyname2417]

This isn't so much cottagecore, this dress absolutely radiates gypsy vibes, like Esmeralda from the Hunchback of Notre Dame.

[@magnoliidae5794]

It might be the type of hat influencing me, but this gives me such witch hat atelier vibes, but also its own vibes and ah it's just so so so perfect, especially how you styled it for the photoshoot, so dreamy feeling !! 🥺😍💕

[@vivilaineroosen7676]

The dress and the Fabric are absolutely beautiful. This video was really relaxing to watch

[@lindamundy3812]

Excellent suggestion. I'm glad I like to read the comments.

[@esther5636]

For the bead video i’d love to hear your wildest dreams and wishes for all those beads. What are you imagining them onto? And where will they realistically end up on? You make loads of creative decisions and I love hearing your thought process. I don’t ever use beads and/or sequins so I can’t imagine them on anything if that makes sense? The value of the video for me would increase a lot knowing what you are imagining for these beads! Lots of love to you and all the beautiful things you make (and of course the doggos)

[@kikihammond5326]

If you overlap your elastic, before you sew it, it will lay flat and not stick up. This is also handy when sewing clothes for kids with elastic waist if you think they may gain weight later (or pass down to a younger child of a different size) because you can overlap an inch or more, and then just rip open the waist band, and then either let out the elastic or sew it tighter to adjust the waist.

[@janatherton9194]

Kids clothes often have elastic with a buttonhole in the middle of the elastic every inch, or so, so that the waistband can be easily adjusted, I'm not sure if that type of elastic is easily available in fabric stores, but it is very useful, especially if the child's waist measurement fluctuates.

[@yobespierre]

the dress is super cute! and looks super cute on you! great job!

[@KarynLewisBonfiglio]

I am late catching up with this. The dress fabric is sooo pretty. I really love the final result. You have probably moved on from this, but if you're still not happy with the dress as a wearable garment, could you remove the bodice and convert it into a pretty flowy skirt? Also, would strips of interfacing where you placed the zipper help stabilize the fabric and make installing it easier? Or would that have interfered with the flowiness of the back bodice?

[@kindalegendary-mh4wk]

i think the dress turned out very pretty! I really like how you did the trim :)

[@penneyburgess5431]

Beautifully done. ❤️🦄❤️

[@kathleenburns7065]

Zippers are evil, sorry they seemed to give you so much trouble. The dress is super cute and I adore it immensely! Also yes the "princess" hat you see at ren faires for kids is called a hennin, I worked a ren faire years ago as the handmaiden to the kings youngest daughter and she had to wear a hennin, I lucked out and wore something more like a fabric kokoshnik with a veil and my hair braided up.

[@nickiecarlson1837]

So cute! Love it!

[@aliceadler4569]

Looks so cute on you!!! 💓💞💖💗💕