Whoo. Sorry for the huge file, but I wanted to get most of the shots in there.

_{Okay here I should point out I now know that it is called "Wa-Lolita" for the style, but I don't want to go back and change everything
It just goes to show that we all learn as we go, and it's not worth going back and hiding one's mistakes. When I started doing these, there was little to no information on it available, so I just ran with whatever I could find}

Here is my latest Wai-Loli design, a lilac wai-loli dress. It was so much fun to make, and again I got to go a little insane with the design and fabric and colors and all that good stuff.

It's made up of a lot of different parts:
- Kimono top with 3' box sleeves and ruffles along the neck
- Skirt is rather short, with white ruffles along the bottom
- Petticoat
- Sash the white one
- Pretied obi bow out of white, done in the exact same way as this tutorial [link]
- Apron the black piece, open in the back and laces on with white elastic lacing
- Obi-jime the leather strip with the grommits, with ribbon woven through it, to tie over the apron or the sash
- Bonnet not pictured in this conglomeration, sorry! But it's very ruffly...

Hmm... I don't know what I have to say about this, though - this is more or less an attempt to get some of my ideas that are on paper into final form, while still working on cosplay costumes. I just wanted to try something new, and to be quite honest, I'm also out to see if these types of things can sell

Sorry, not longer for sale! I'll be making more in the future, though, because they're fun to get to do different things with.

Edit: That awesome model at the bottom is ~MedeaHiasobi, as per the usual, she's my dress-up goon Thank you!!

2007 Samantha Lemieux/Taeliac Studio Cosplay [link]