I found a very large yellow, linen skirt that I was able to alter into a little peplum number. That paired with a Shelli Segal top from 1995 made a cute Easter outfit!

Before

After

Trying on the finished product.
I also picked up a black leather skirt, beige lace cami, sheer white collared shirt, and a black faux ostrich evening bag. I used Rit dye to add some pink (ombre style) to the shirt.

I'm off to brunch with the family! I hope you all have a wonderful Easter Sunday!
Absolutely love it - you couldn't expect more from an expensive designer piece. I have been a little bit crazy about the peplum trend lately but haven't bought anything yet. I wish I had your sewing skills!
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Thanks!! I got the inspiration for the skirt project here: http://apair-andaspare.blogspot.com/2012/02/diy-peplum-skirt.html
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