Dahlings! Rene Rosso here, welcome to the Jazz Age!
Defined by writers, performers and artists of the time such as F. Scott Fitzgerald, Josephine Baker and Thomas Hart Benton, it was more than a Gatsby, Paris or New York moment. So let’s get the full string of beads from our glorious Art Director, Rebecca Budd.
Thank you, Rene! We know the Flapper dress was the cat’s meow and the Charleston was the hoofer’s delight. Still, we should acknowledge that Vionnet and Chanel were the first designers to get rid of the corset, defining the silhouette of the era. Palazzo pants made their debut, and the cloche hat was the keenest.
Here to show you what gowns were all about are the Art Gowns Models! First out on the catwalk is Gigi. Gigi wears a hand painted silk georgette dress, with asymmetric tiers, accentuated by hand rolled satin rattail.
AGM Marina is a Deco Delight in her Gloria Swanson inspired fish tail gown. The fish tail is made completely of metallic gold diamonds, and spills gracefully out onto the floor.
I’d like to take a moment here to acknowledge the brilliant work of “The Beauty Team”. On loan from The Coop; hair, make-up and wardrobe have done an outstanding job.
It was a tough job for Wiggy, to create all those Marcel Waves on the AGMs, who refused to have their hair cut. Nonetheless, between her skill and ingenuity, all the AGMs are finger waved.
Jamie copied the smouldering eyes of the era. Thanks to Clara Bow, eyebrows were severely plucked and pencilled in thin. Of course none of the AGM’s could afford to have their eyebrows plucked due to upcoming runway dates, but Jamie managed a faux look.
Judy did a masterful job making faux feathers out of scrap fabrics, for any trims and boas. Instead of fur, she trimmed Miss Rosso’s velvet Opera Cape, with a lusher napped velvet.
Back on the runway, AGM Dale shows off hand embroidered trims with jewel insets, in this fun design. A cloche hat adds elegance.
Holly works poetry in this AGM must show black silk crepe gown. Its lines are defined with the latest ribbon imports from Europe.
AGM Shey’s gown, made from a glorious silk jacquard, is reminiscent of the late 20’s as the drape flows into the bias cut of 30’s.
I now hand the stage back to Ms. Rosso!
Thank you, RB! I’m thrilled to present our guest performer of the evening. Here’s the bee’s knees, Lala LaSwirl. Lala has been touring the opera circuit under the name “Soprano Charlotte Hoather”! Tonight she will sing Quando M’en Vo from La Bohème by Giacomo Puccini.
Thank you, dahling Rene! I’m thrilled to be here. I could imagine the character, Musetta, wearing this Art Gowns outfit, as it is very glamorous. I could imagine a director selecting the dress if the setting for the performance was the 1920’s era.
After the show, Ms. Rosso was to attend to a Gatsby themed party in a bias cut dress & velvet opera wrap. In a fun mood, she sang along with her favourite entertainer of the era, Josephine Baker.
Out of the blue, RR’s 6th sense slapped her in the face! She stopped dead in her tracks.
She looked into her Tangle-Heart. My, my she thought, things look quite sweet and rosy. It’s, idyllic, so perfect. Something is wrong!
Dahlings, I know look simply marvellous in this pic of my Ziegfeld Follies gown. Sad, but it was lost with all my luggage while on tour 3 years ago. Now, it is my thank you Art Gown.
Princess Blue Holly & Rene Rosso © Resa McConaghy & Holly Rene Hunter
Since May, 2019
🎺 💙 Thank you dear Holly for suggesting this era! 💙 🎺
Visit all or any of these beauties on their blogs. Holly – House of Heart, Gigi – Rethinking Life, Shey – Smexy Historical Romance, Marina – Art Towards a Happy Day, Dale – A Dalectable Life
Check out the land of the AGM’s magic tress and more on Tim’s blog – Off Center Not Even
Visit Rebecca
I adore the new cover for Shey’s book –The Viking and the Courtesan
Let it be known that Shey’s heroines possibly are: strong willed, hard headed, lie, cheat, steal, connive, duplicitous and able to hide a corpse in the cellar. Intrigued? Just click on the book cover and go to her Amazon page!
Visit Charlotte on her blog
Click on the thank you above, to buy her recordings!!
Art Gowns 
Oh Sorceress! You have outdone yourself! (I know, I know, I say it every time… )
Absolutely sensational dresses and the music? Divine!
Yay!!!!
It means a lot to me that all the AGMs like the gowns. xoxoxo
I’m getting all crazy about drawing perfection, and photography perfection. Someone said I should get an architect’s lamp. Imma going to throw that by Tim!
xoxoxoxo
An architect’s lamp would be an invaluable asset. Tim would know what would work best.
Yes! I owe him a mail today!
Dale – you looked amazing in your embroidered trims with jewel insets. The cloche hat is a flamboyant touch and the jade earrings sparkle.
As did you, Rebecca! Those palazzo pants are the bomb! Our dear Resa truly went above and beyond…
Yes she did! What a party!!!
So nice to be one of the cool kids!!
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Our beautiful Sorceress of the Cloth has done it again. What a beautiful post!
Thank you, AGM Dale!
Thank YOU, Sorceress! 👸🎆
I love all the gowns! I’ve always been fascinated by the Jazz Age.
Me too, I am fascinated by the Jazz Age, and what a great theme for a post on gowns. I hope Rebecca likes her palazzo pants!
As long as she doesn’t try riding a bicycle with them on . . . 😉
Not to worry Liz. Resa has arranged for me to be chauffeured in a 1928 Rolls-Royce that has been retrofitted as an electric car. It is similar in looks to the on in Francis Ford Coppola’s 1974 film adaptation of The Great Gatsby.
Ooh, very nice.
I love have dreams don’t you?!!!!
Agree!
It’s only fitting for the Art Gowns Art Director. Scrap the skate boarding! I hadn’t drank a full cup of coffee, yet!
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LOL!
I should have read this before I had you out on a skateboard! Hahahahahahah!!!!!
I would love the skateboard, Resa. I often chat with the skateboarders when they have their gatherings under the Cambie Street Bridge. I am certain they know how to fly.
LOL!
Are they wearing Palazzo pants?
Those could cause a take-off! lol
Lol! Maybe just skateboarding, then? 😀
That could actually look quite elegant, I do believe.
It would attract attention, for sure!
The image in my mind’s eye was really quite something!
I LOVE my palazzo pants and the scarf was perfect (I am never without a scarf). You were channeling Elsa Schiaparelli
Ahh, I need to look up the history of palazzo pants!!!! I saw a picture in a book when I was researching the post, and there were 2 gals in white palazzo pants. It said they were the newest in fashion!
Hi Liz – I think that my favourite jazz age poet is Edna St. Vincent Millay:
“ My heart is warm with the friends I make,
And better friends I’ll not be knowing;
Yet there isn’t a train I wouldn’t take,
No matter where it’s going.”
Excellent quote for you, Rebecca!!
Let’s go on a train trip together. I always wanted to read Agatha Christie on the Orient Express. I’ll be wearing my palazzo pants!
A theme trip!
How cool!
Well, if we can’t get to the Orient Express, there’s always the CNR! We could read Leacock, Leonard Cohen, Joy Fielding, Nellie McClung, and so many more.
At the end of the first book of her 2 part biography, she weds. Her and her husband stand on the back of the train to Winnipeg, and she leaves her pioneer roots behind.
I know it’s an autobiography, but I have never read or seen or experienced any pioneer history of Canada like she tells it.
Oh, Resa – I have enjoyed many many many CNR trips between The Pas to Lynn Lake, Manitoba. We traveled through Cranberry Portage and Pukatawagan. It took 11 hours to travel 200 miles, but what a magnificent view out the window. I treasure those memories. I have Charlotte Gray’s book on Nellie McClung! My stack of books is nearing the ceiling.
My most favourite quote by Nellie McClung is: “Never explain, never retract, never apologize. Just get the thing done and let them howl.” So let’s howl!!
And remember the story of the steamboat Mariposa Belle sinking in Lake Wissanotti in Sunshine Sketches. I “howled” with laughter.
Many thanks for a wonderful look back!! Hugs and more hugs!
Sounds like fun!
Agree!
Sweet!
Oh my goodness, I came on specially looking to see if your post was up and it is and it is BRILLIANT. I so love this era, the music, the style, the EVERYTHING. And you’ve captured it brilliantly. I love, love LOVE all the gowns because they show the emerging different styles. . ALSO, I can’t get over the silk one you’ve drawn for me. I had a dress like this, given to me by an adult pupil, whose mother was in the Bluebell girls in the 30s in Paris. Alas it fell to pieces eventually BUT I still have her coat. resa thank you for this wonderful post, all your work and also for the mention re the new cover for Viking. You are always so good to me xxxxx
My dear AGM Shey! I adore you, and you are good to me, too!
What fun it was drawing these gowns.
Yours was the 3rd gown I drew. I didn’t even use the first one I drew.
Crazy how fast a person can improve on an idea!
Interesting that I hit on something you once had.
Of course it fell apart… It’s sad that clothes don’t last the trials of time, or moths etc…..like jewelry or paintings and other things. Writings can be re-published.
I’m awaiting Eternity!
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
Well I am on the abso last lap of some weeding on it. I do that as I go along formatting for kindle. And I know that the bit from now to the end is prob fine. So news soon. She’s just a difficult gal and i don’t want her coming over too brittle. Yeah that gown was gorgeous but it was done. I have another early 30s black lace one with a nylon bodice cos it’s quite daring and like that you have to take great care when you wear it cos it’s so fine and so old now. My darling who I beyond adore, your drawings are epic. you always suggest so much with the flick of a pen.
Adore you!
Don’t rush the book! You’ll be back mopping up.
I feel it’s close now!
Your black gown sounds stunning.
Speaking of pens, I’m going to need a new batch very soon! xoxoxo
Oh it’s there.. I just want to take care a of a few of the little things re her…My darling you email me an addy for ANY pens xxxxx That black gown is nice. Gonna ‘fess up mow that years ago in a big stage costume transfer knowing in a theatre merge its destination was an incinerator , I behaved badly.
You look ravishing in your glorious silk jacquard, Shey. And that necklace!!! Simply deliciously glamorous. I agree wholeheartedly that Resa has captured the energy, glitter, mystery, and merriment of the Jazz Age.
She has captured the entire age, I am always gobsmacked at what she creates with the flick of her pen. I must say you are ravishing yourself, lady of the palazzos. Always very stylish. In real life and here too.
What a fantastic post, Resa. You worked everyone and everything into the post so beautifully. The drawings of the gowns are out of this world fantabulous. Perfect for the time. Teagan’s going to go Lady GaGa over this post with the flappers, feathers and frills.
Thank you, Tim!
It was a passion doing this. Still, after the heat of passion, I’ve had to make several corrections.
Thank you for your beautiful Tangle-Heart!
Do you think an architects lamp could help me take better pics easily?
Taking pics of art is daunting.
I put a link to this post on my post that I just posted. There’s also and new song on the post I just posted. Speaking of songs, did you see my Wolf Guitar post?
Yes, the guitar is gorgeous!
I wasn’t finished with your blog… so many interruptions.
I know how that goes.
Don and I loved that Wolf Guitar post!
Thanks, Rebecca. It’s a fun post.
I can only imagine Teagan’s response. I have her book on Flapper speak.
She’s a flapper enthusiast.
Hardly know where to begin. The gowns are fantastic and capture the true feeling of the ear. I just love them, and I should only be as fabulous as you make me look. Your artwork is incredible and glamorous. I’m happy the chicklets could help. They had a wonderful time. You really outdid yourself Resa. What can you do next to top this amazing gift to all of us? Actually, I’m sure you won’t have any trouble at all. It’s truly wonderful. Thank you for letting me be part of it. You’re amazing. Hugs xxoo
Gi,
This era has been a lot of fun to draw.
We should do another era…. but what could be as neat?
I can’t thank you enough for the loan of the Chicklets Beauty Team from the Coop!
All of the AGMs look so marvellous in the Art Gowns. What fun!
I already have the idea for the the sequel… a kind of trouble in paradise phase that PBH goes to straighten out.
Hugs xoxoxo Oh, and pets for Em!!!!
I loved how Resa named them “The Beauty Team” on loan from The Coop – Wiggy, Jamie, Clara Bow, & Judy. They made us all look stellar.
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Dear Resa, you have outdone yourself! I always adore your drawings. This is perhaps my favorite era for fashion. I pos-i-lutely love the clothes. You sincerely have done it justice with your designs. Coco and Erte would be proud.
Congrats to Shey too.
Hugs on the wing.
Dear Teagan,
Thank you so much!!!!
It is a wonderful period for design, and not just clothes: architecture, interior design, furniture, dishes…everything!
Love Erte! I have a few posters around here, and a massive book, Erte The Last Works – it’s a first edition.
I am humbled that you would think of me in the same breath as Coco or Erte.
Are you a fan of Vionnet?
{{{hugs}}}
Oh Teagan, this post was the cat’s pajamas, wasn’t it? This was a perfect time to look up words in your book Speak Flapper – Slang of the 1920’s!
Dear Resa, I’m swept into that golden era where I’ve always wanted to go. Thank you for this lovely journey into that magical time. I’m Blown away by these beautiful gowns that suit each AGM so perfectly! You are truly a magnificent artist snd designer. I adore the music by Charlotte and your choice of JB epitomizes the swinging 20’s, such absolute perfection in every way. Tim’s contribution is the icing !
Congratulations dear Meece! You’ve brought something so gorgeous to us, thank you dahling. xoxoxo
XOOXXX
OMG! You are the one who suggested this era to me.
I meant to put a thank you for that!
I’m going to do that.
I’m coming back! xoxoxoxoxoxo
Dahling, I’m glowing just to wear a designer dress by RM! What more could I ask for?
xoxoxo
Lol! xoxoxoxoxoxo
I’m thrilled to design for you any day!
So after the next horror that PBH solves, we need I new show theme.
I’m still struggling with tartan and motorcycles.
The AGMs would look so cool in gowns on motorcycles! xoxox
Thank you for everything you adore about my designs/art!
You are a part of it!
I added a thank you for the 20’s suggestion! xoxoxoxo
Yeah, Cahrlotte did good !
OMG.. oh no
I’ll be back!
Lovely Fashionista, you’ve epitomized the rocking roaring twenties in the most beautiful way. You’ve perfected your art to the level of excellence, cheers dear Fashionista! ⭐️🥂⭐️
Next… besides getting better at drawing, I need to perfect taking pics of the drawings. Someone suggested an architect’s light.
xo ⭐️🥂⭐️ xo
Hmmm, that’s interesting. Timothy’s the man with the answers. xo ⭐️🐭🐭⭐️xo
Meece rule!
Yeah, I’m sending Tim an email today!
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Timothy to the rescue ! Yay. ❤️
I agree, Holly. Resa brings us the glamour, beauty and pure joy of a bygone age. I am honoured that I have been granted the title, Art Director, and am have been included in the company of the famous Art Gown Models and Tim, the bringer of mystical trees. Resa is the epitome of what Coco Chanel believes “A girl should be two things: classy and fabulous.”
Eeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!
Ah…erm…ahem, I meant, thank you!
I so agree Rebecca our Resa is gorgeous classy and so amazingly Chanel. ❤️
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and of course Judy, Jamie, and Wiggy fabulous make-up artists as we all know and count on! Congratulations dear Shey, your book cover is fabulous and I can’t wait to read what’s inside! ❤
I don’t know what we would have done without the Beauty Team from “The Coop”.
They delivered the look of the era. ❤ xoxo
That’s why we love those Chicklets so much. They are a bundle of joy and fun, they know all the make up tricks ! They deserve a Golden Globe for The Jazz Age 🏆
xoxoxo
Yeah, the Chicklets did great! 🏆
Not a bad idea. The Coop could have its own awards show. You know, The Coop Cup, or the Coopies, or the Copper Cup! xoxoxoxo
The Coopies! I love that and they deserve it!
xoxoxoxo
xoxoxo I got boosted this morning. 🩹
Ahh! 3rd shot…or 4th?
I got my 3rd 2 weeks ago!
My fourth dahling. I’m so tired … xoxoxo stay safe dear Meece.
EF!
Norm is having music tomorrow night. I won’t go down, but I will be working on my commission. 3 musicians are coming, that makes 4, with Norm.
They are all vaxxed and boosted. 2 had breakthrough infections. They were mild, and all have recovered from what they say was a mild cold.
The room is big, high ceilings, they wear masks when not eating or drinking. No one faces each other.
When they stop to snack and drink, Norm opens the big back door, even if it’s cold.
Norman, Paul, Sasha & JK! What a great combo! They will probably have a short night, as an extra precaution.
I miss the old days when they would play until 2 am.
They sure miss playing! I miss it too.
First jam in almost 2 months! xoxo
Thats fabulous! It’s so great to hear the band is getting together and they’ll be rockin music going on there! Enjoy it dear Resa, hopefully the day will soon come when you can go down stairs or just listen till the early morning. I’ll be thinking of you. xoxoxo
xoxoxoxo
I think of you during music nights.
I have to control myself from not always drawing PBH, RR or Boogapony! Lol!
Cause they rock Lolol! 🎶🎶
xoxoxo 🎶🎶 🐭🐭👯♀️🎶🎶
Yay! 💃🎶💖
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Dahlings, Resa has swept us away to that magical era, The Roaring Twenties! Don’t dream of missing this trip! ❤
Thank you, dahling! xoxo
Hi Holly, I tried to add a comment on your reblog, but alas, there wasn’t any place to write something. Just know that I really enjoy your posts.
OMG, Resa — your gown drawings in today’s post are out-of-this-world great, and your words vividly add to the presentation. Brilliant!
Dear Dave,
Thank you!
I enjoyed drawing these Jazz Age gowns. I’m now thinking I should try other eras.
In my early days, I did some Fashion Show hosting, in which I described the clothes as they came onto the runway.
In some ways my training and choice of career were somewhat shallow. However, I feel I am putting it to good use now!
i love this era for many reasons and your designs (and the models) are magnificent!
Thank you, Beth!
It is a fab era, and my models are second to none!
So happy you came to the show!
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I loved the show, Resa. You had some wonderful guests and beautiful clothes. Bravo.
Thank you, John!
The AGMs are fabulous! RB is fabulous… everyone is simply marvellous!
xo
I’m sure they are. You are marvelous too.
xoxo
😊
xo
I’m behind blogging, as usual. I miss Twiggy and Lucy. I’ll be by soon (ish)!
OH.. yes.. you too! duh… dogs over humans. What am I thinking?
Don’t worry you are busy. There’s new one on Thursday. You can catch them then.
Thank you!
😊
That was such a creative post. Loved the Director, the models, and the surprise appearance of the chicklets. Great fun, Resa.
Resa knows how to throw an amazing party!!
She sure does. I’m amazed every time. 🙂 So very creative!
Love the gowns, the awesome talented collaborators, and The Great Gatsby vibe! Wonderful. Reminds me of Miuccia Prada’s sumptuous gowns in Gatsby.
Bee’s Knees!
Yeah!!!! Thank you! xo
Those really were the days. WW1 over, and a short lived yet immaculate freedom followed…as defined in large part by the style of dress. Most splendid, young Resa. Regards, TOF
Great post, Resa! Such beautiful gowns–stunning– and music, too!
The ladies look marvelous … simply marvelous! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psch9N4PmO4
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Doesn’t get better than this! Resa’s painted color and beauty to my …white day!
Oh, Resa dahling you [and all your beautiful friends] have colored my white day with beauty! You are so talented, my sweet friend and I can’t say it enough times! Wow! Your Gowns are absolutely gorgeous and your lines in your drawings: perfect!
Huge heart & huge hug!!!!
We’re all very proud of you!
Extra kisses from Hera [you know what that means!!!!
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
OMG!!!
I found the Hera kisses! 🌧🌧☔️🧽🧽🧽🧽🌧🌧☔️🧽🧽🧽🧽🌧🌧☔️🧽🧽🧽🧽
Thrilled that you love the gowns! Wait ’til you see the next episode!
My lines…. that means a lot to me, coming from you! xoxoxoxo
Hearts and hugs back to you all!
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo ❤️💙💚💜🧡
Oh, and you got plenty more kisses!!!!!!!! Sponges out!!!!
I adore your Gowns and yes, I can’t wait!!!!!! …and I adore your lines too!
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
and love and many many hugs!!!!!!!
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Marina – the Gloria Swanson inspired fish tail gown with metallic gold diamonds was a perfect design for you. You looked stunning.
I adore it!!!! It’s so beautifully done!!!
Those gowns recalls me, for a part, the gown my mother wore for her marriage in 1927 and whom I have the photo . But it was less luxuous and artzy than the yours , Resa.
Love ❤
Michel
Wonderful drawings. i love the dresses, and Jazz Age music as well.
Drawings… Friends… Vintage fashions… There’s nothing not to love here!!
Well said, Christy!
xxoo
xoxo
Thank you dear Christy! This was a fun post to draw! xo
Much love xxoo
xxxx
My dear Resa, you are the most incredible artist – intuitive, creative and dramatic. You design the gowns to individual personalities and bring history alive in exquisite detail. I felt like had stepped back in time just like Midnight in Paris. Thank you for the gift of being the Art Director – it is an honour!!
This is a delightful post, Resa. I enjoyed all your lovely designs very much.
Thank you, Roberta! ❦❦
his set is really great. Resa I thank you for sharing.
My pleasure, Jean Daniel! This was a fabulous era to draw.
Stunning, sexy, sultry, ssssssssssizzzzzling!!
… and all that Jazzzzzzzzz!
Thank you!
As usual, I’m under a blogging snow drift. Will be by to visit soon.
I’m one of those people who rarely uses “reader”.
I prefer coming over for a visit.
xoxo
Chicago!
I was on a break . . it’s too dreary out and I just felt like it, yanno?
You da best Resa.
A magnificent post with a first class casting. Including La Bohème performed by Charlotte. Bravo to all.
Thank you dear Brian!
Charlotte approved her gown, and submitted the video.
I am so honoured to have her here!
We have another surprise in the future.
All the AGMs are the most beautiful women. I am so fortunate to know them, and to have their inspiration to draw upon… and then draw of.
So happy to see you!!! xoxo
Your little group is amazing. So much talent… I bow to you all. 🙏🏻💕
We are all just having an intellectual… creative fun! xoxoxo
Indeed.
We are all just having an intellectual… creative fun! xoxo
So happy you enjoy our ride!
I do. It’s a meeting of creative minds that is full of joy. Makes me smile every time. Thank you for that.
Amazing, amazing drawings and work as always, Resa. You are a rare talent.
Thank you, Pam!
Heading to the doc tomorrow. Then I will focus on sending you images on Friday.
I’ve already been thinking about what Art Gowns to send.
🙏😘 💃🏻
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YOWZA, YOWZA-!!!!!!!! 😀
Thank you, Jonathan!
YOWZA, YOWZA-! 😀
Where to start on such a gorgeous post. Stars – I love the stars in the first picture. All of your design drawings are just getting better and better. I love the jazz age I would wear all of these, just gorgeous, the artwork hairdresser is just fabulous. Thanks for sharing my video for some reason the sound isn’t coming through I’ll check if that is my end.
Just back from a family visit to Romania so a bit of catching up to do. Hope this comment comes through I’ve had a devils own job getting it to click.
Dear Charlotte,
Thank you for this amazing comment!
It’s true. The more I draw, the better I get.
I am so thankful for all you gals who let me draw you, and write my Gowntoons.
The video link is working perfect over here.
Lol… a devil’s job… I like that saying. We don’t use it here.
Anyway, it’s come through.
Oh, Tim from Off Center Not Even (a huge fan of yours) is thrilled we are making an Art Gown for you. He said he recently shipped something to the UK and it was expensive. He has offered to help me out with shipping costs… and any other special things I need. Pretty great, hey! He said I could tell you!
xoxoxo
Oh wow what excellent news Resa, I’m a big fan of Timothy too, I love seeing his world. You both inspire me, I’ve had an awful near fortnight now one bit of bad news after another, it can only go up from here I hope. Thank you for making me smile. At least I can sing again now.
YAY!!!!
Sending {{{hugs}}} to you and George!
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What a lovely comment!!!
Aww honey, thanks for your kind answer 🤭
Lol! xoxo
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I do not have much doubt that this is the age of dress for me!
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stunning work Resa! 💖💖👏👏
Thank you, Cindy! xoxoxo
You’re so welclome!! 💖💖💖
xoxo
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