Colour blocking is back for spring with a vengence. Remember colour blocking?
This iconic Yves Saint Laurent "Mondrian" day dress from the Autumn 1965 collection is a prime example of colour blocking in the past.
Colour blocking is fabulous and I have to say that I'm happy to see this trend make a re-appearance.
I'm not so thrilled about the simple styling of the YSL dress when colour blocking first made an appearance. It is the graphic colouring that makes the look.
I would love to try my hand at a coloured blocked dress. I would use this Vogue pattern. I can just see it! And Sandra Betzina's Vogue 1234 is such a comfortable dress.
I wonder what bold bright colours are hiding in the fabric store shelves?
Are you happy with the return of this trend? Any plans to include it into your wardrobe?
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That could be a lot of fun! I have a couple shirt patterns that I really like and fit well, and it could be a lot of fun to cut it up into some colour-blocked shapes. Be a good opportunity to try my hand at altering a pattern in this way. :)
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