With that being said, today's outfit is based on the talented hedgehog seamstress, Sable Able. I wanted a look based on her to be cute yet reserved, and also reflect her passion for sewing.
- Dress (Emily and Fin): I think Sable's purple gingham apron is adorable, and I wanted to find an equally adorable dress for this outfit. A sleeveless gingham dress is comfortable and conservative, and seems like just the kind of thing Sable herself would want to wear.
- Cardigan (ChloƩ): This short-sleeved cardigan with puffed sleeves keeps the overall look of the outfit cute and playful.
- Belt (Dolce & Gabbana): I felt like a white belt around the waist of the purple dress would split it up nicely and show off the wearer's figure.
- Shoes (Ajvani): Shoes with extra details like buttons or cut-outs seem like something Sable would like. As a seamstress, I am sure she appreciates all the smallest details in an article of clothing, so an extra touch like cut-out hearts would draw her attention right away.
- Earrings (Unexpected Boutique): Continuing to think about her love of clothing, flower-shaped button earrings are another cute component to this outfit.
- Necklace (Vintage Fashion Jewellery): I imagine a seamstress like Sable working diligently at a mannequin, draping and pinning fabric to make her designs come to life. So I liked the idea of a pair of scissors on a necklace that she could use to trim fabric. These small antique-looking ones are super cute and I think look nice with the outfit as a whole.
- Bracelet (Rue La La): I wanted a bracelet to keep the femininity of this outfit high, and I thought a pearl bracelet would be a great choice because it won't jingle around or be bothersome while performing activities like sewing.
- Makeup (Maybelline): With Sable's half-closed eyes, it's easy to see a pretty terracotta color on her eyelids. I wanted to keep this collage soft and light, so these pinkish nude eyeshadows will look lovely and effortless on the person who wears them.
- Bag (Nordstrom): I loved the idea of pairing this look with a wicker sewing/picnic basket. I imagine the bag being full of thread, yarn, knitting needles, and a collection of buttons.
Thanks again for reading, I hope you enjoyed this look!
Talk to you all soon!

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