Nom D’s new collection is great for layering. The individual pieces are light weight and cut at varying lengths that look great together. They even took layering as far as layering socks. Call me crazy, but this collection has me thinking. I wonder how cheap fishnets would look if cut down to sock size and worn under a pair of shorter socks and then folded over. I’m just crazy enough to try. Stay tuned.
Nom D Fall 2009
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Let me know how that fashion endeavor goes. Hopefully it isn’t too conceptual to work, but hey, you’re theFashionisto! Let us know how it turns out.
Let me know how that fashion endeavor goes. Hopefully it isn’t too conceptual to work, but hey, you’re theFashionisto! Let us know how it turns out.
Will do!