From my initial research into my theme I wanted to create powder puffs on the straps of my dress although this is a very time consuming method I felt it would be worth while once they are all attached to my final garment.
My inspiration came from a Haute Couture book. The picture below
shows a Chanel piece this looked amazing! So from this I decided to use a range of colours of fabrics and contrast them together using the powder puff technique.

Below I placed my powder puff's where they were going to be positioned on my garment before I hand
stitched them on this showed me how many more I would need to make etc. My puffs in comparison to the Chanel garment have not been ironed flat I felt this gave my garment more volume this was the look I wanted to make the gold stand out.

Process of them being attached to my garment...

Front view...


- As I started to attach more puffs to the waist band I felt it looked better and added more shape highlighting the waist area.

Here is the back view of the my dress (zip still needs to be fitted)
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