Inspiration: Movie-Inspired Fashion

Have you ever watched a movie or TV show and caught yourself paying more attention to the fabric and fashion of the characters? Well this is what happen to me! My husband and I had a movie date night on Saturday. We went to see the Disney-Pixar movie Brave. It was a really sweet movie with a great message, but I was intrigued by the Celtic costumes. So I've decided to gather together a few fabrics that remind me of fashions in the movie. Whether you're going to make an early Halloween costume, a cute "princess" dress for your little girl or a Celtic-inspired fashion, here are a few fabrics to inspire you! - Julie

Gowns:

~~1. SKA3954 - Polyester Charmeuse Jade Blue~~ SOLD OUT

~~2.SKB3955 - Polyester Charmeuse Bright Clover~~ SOLD OUT

~~3. TR327 - Ivory/ Gold Braided Cord Trim~~ SOLD OUT

Kilt-inspired fabrics:

4.BJA2299 - Shetland Wool Plaid SOLD OUT

5.BJB71 - Shetland Wool Plaid SOLD OUT

Other Fun Inspiration:

6. CWG1148 - Velvet Lightly Crushed Magenta SOLD OUT

7. TR348 - Trim Tapestry Woven Vines SOLD OUT

Find these fabrics and more at: www.fabricmartfabrics.com

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