Layering Up

February 12, 2017

It’s the perfect opportunity for pattern on pattern.
A hitoe [my unlined jacket/blouse] over a hitoe with a trench on top.
I know you know about layering, whether the temperature drops down or goes up, you’ll be good.
Just add on another or peal one off.
Below, a crane covered peach hitoe under a grey one with pine needles.

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Then, over the top, add a meisen trench coat.
Wear them together, alone, one on top of the other or the other way around.

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Or this set, with a dot theme.
First, a hitoe sewn from a gorgeous kimono silk with tiny red dots scattered on a hemp leaf design.

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Then add a black one with little red shibori dots.

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And for the grand finale, an oh so very cool, polka dot meisen trench.

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A detail, to show off these gorgeous kimono silks.

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These and many more at the American Craft Council Show in Baltimore, MD. February 24 – 26.
See you there!

Ann Williamson, Designer

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    I love the jackets it’s so trendy looking i like all the pattern posts. the collar design patterns is very cool and classic looking and meisen trench coat is very good looking it’s classic the front print pattern is very good and hand clothes is very smoke look. also like the gorgeous kimono silks coat is very nice looking i like the design pattern white&red combination flowers printing was so beautiful it’s a chic looking one it’s all are trendy and cool looking hand made jackets i really appreciate you are don a great job thanks for sharing all the best for.

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Ann Williamson, Designer

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Clothing Designer Ann Williamson
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“I measure the success of my clothing by how it looks and feels on the woman who wears it.
I want each piece to flatter and enhance the body it adorns.”