I kind of adore ombré. So much so that it becomes strangely entangled in Sophronia's adventures in Waistcoats & Weaponry.
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Ombré cake Maggie Austin Cake |
I don't use the actual word in the book, but essentially Sophronia wears a dress that involves ombré ~ lighter at the top, darker at the bottom. I'm not going to tell you any more because I want it to be a surprise but keep an eye out for it, Fashionable Reader? And in the meantime here's some inspirational images.
Here's more on decorating with Ombré.
Retro Rack is also on facebook where I post additional images and fashion thoughts.
Here's more on decorating with Ombré.
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Ombré Wall via Apartment Therapy How To |
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fade-to-pink-bedding |
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Ombre-Rain-Chain |
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ombre patent leather Vernice Bowler by Prada |
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By Cakes By Kim |
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Pam Hiram Sparked agate collar at anthropologie.com |
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DIY Ombre Flowers |
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Creative-Facade |
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ombré dresser |
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Jonathan-Saunders |
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Herve Leger ombre one-shoulder bandage dress, net-a-porter.com |
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1910-1912 Rijksmuseum |
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1925 The Metropolitan Museum of Art |
Bouquet to Art 2014 ombre flower cluster |
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