Loving the Cowl Collar even on a full drape woven


One of my favorite Palazzo pants with pockets and accessories below. 
I love the cowl collar, but I can do this one on the non stretchy,
silky printed chiffon.  I will probably make some suit jackets and this will look very classy.

The details are 3 small buttons on each sleeve non cuff and at the back of the cowl collar.   I made the neckline big enough to put over my head and the sleeve cuff big enough to just slide my arm through.  I love the button detail, but I like quick on and off.

Got to make it custom couture with accessorizing.
Scarves, earrings, mask, scrunchie, and whatever else I think of to impress the GStreetFabric Customers.
These fabrics came from GStreetFabrics.com-where I work.

If you come to the store, I am usually behind the cash register, with matching mask to keep from those pesky germs... mom will be 101
so I am no spring chicken. Always trying to INSPIRE you.

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