I am really excited that I got to make about 10 dresses from the new collection, besides, however, I had a few orders that I post right now, just so you see that I’m not constantly updating the blog for a reason: work. Monday morning started pretty good, because of the sun that is shining outside, in Timisoara. I am so sick of winter and the cold weather that’s outside. Anyway, no more smalltalk, enjoy my latest work:

Two dresses for Camelia. I am sure she will wear them perfectly accessorized.

This cream silk pleated strapless dress is for a french TV presenter. It’s made on a corset base inside, so that it stays fitted on the body, and the silk fabric is actually pretty see through, creating a nice effect.

I love how this blue kimono dress looks without it being tied up (first pic), however, for it to be worn this way I’m pretty sure one needs a lot of double stick tape, a la Jennifer Lopez.

Alexandra is a United Nations Youth Delegate representing Romania, right now being actually in New York at a conference. She makes us proud, while wearing DBD dresses. How cool is that??

I loved the print of this fabric when I got it. When I go fabric shopping, it always happens that I get a lot of different fabrics and accessories which I don’t actually need, but like. I made two cowl neck dresses from this printed fabric (which feels very soft on the skin), one with volume at the front (above) and at the back (below).

The front and the open back of one of the dresses. Then I played a bit around with pleating the extra fabric at the back and a flower made from bronze leather petals. Variations on the dress with the attached flower at the back:

I could not help posting these pics of the lovely Diana wearing her pink tutu tulle skirt and cream top, that I made for her to wear at the New Year’s Eve party. Love how she literally rocks it. Making me proud, dear!

Diana and Andreea (pic on the right), who wears a hot pink dress that I made a long time ago for her. I found these pics of the lovely ladies, while browsing their Facebook profiles. Who said online social networking websites were useless??