Pretty in Purple!

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Jennifer goes to Senior Prom.....


She's lovely in purple for the prom night tonight. :) He looks great in a tux.

This is the dress made form the 1940's vintage Vogue pattern we got last fall.



Deep purple with a teal sash to the floor. She did her own hair and toes, I made the jewelry and the gown and the garter. She had her makeup done at the Dior counter by our friend JoAnn and she had her nails done at Kim's Salon. Her date is Bryan E.




The lovely lilac backdrop is an 'old fashioned' deep purple lilac from my husband's grandmother Esther Aho before she moved to a nursing home. She is now passed on. Lovely setting for a lovely couple.




Comments

Anonymous said…
Jenny looked so beautiful. Her date looked pretty handsome also!!

Mother of Jenny's date
7:48 PM
Unknown said…
She looked fantastic. The dress really came out great, it brought back happy memories for me because 50 years ago my Mom made my prom dress so I know she will always remember this dress because it was made with Love....
8:30 PM
Kathy Hanson said…
WOW! Jenny looks just beautiful and the gown is a knockout! Jewelery is great too. You both must be so proud. What a good looking couple they made.
Kathy Hanson
11:32 PM
Anonymous said…
Rock,

How beautiful!! Seeing her in her dress must've made it worth every minute. What a wonderful present to your beautiful daughter. Thanks for sharing it.
Roberta
1:20 PM
Suz said…
Absolultely gorgeous! The dress is stunning as is the lovely young woman wearing it! Thank you for sharing those photos. What a lovely couple they made for their prom.

Suz King

PS Have you done anything with your coasters yet? I haven't. ::sigh:: :)
6:40 AM
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