Velvet devore

Devoré is a beautiful technique that produces fabrics with sheer areas. Learn to make your own velvet burnout fabrics.

French for “devoured,” describing the eating away by chemical printing of one fiber in a velvet made of two fibers, such as silk and acetate. Synonymous with burn-out velvet. See also: Burn-out fabric Burn-out velvet Façonné velvet Velvet

RODARTE on Instagram: "@tina_diedhiou wears Look 26, the Black Devore Velvet Tunic Dress in the FW23 Show. Ph: @gregbackstage Show design, direction and production by @bureaubetak Styling: @shirleykurata @ashleyfurnival Casting: @barbaranicolicasting @leilaanannacasting Hair: @odilegilbert_official for @tresemme Makeup: @jameskaliardos for @narsissist Nails: @mtmorgantaylor Music Direction: @sebperrinparis Music Consultation: Zach Cowie Real Floral Accessories: @josephfree Invitat

You still remember the unforgettable floral print of Mary Katrantzou in the picture shot by photographer, Erik Madigan Heck? Neiman Marcus, the famous department store in U.S., has Erik shot the F…

Opera coat, c.1922 The coat is fashioned from cobalt blue devoré velvet, cut to a ground of bronzed gold metallic lamé. The upper back and sleeve borders are of solid silk velvet elaborately embroidered with a Persian pattern of bronze metallic cord and small, coral colored beads. The bodice front sections of the coat are self lined with devoré velvet; the rest of the coat is lined with rose colored silk velvet. Detail 10

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The last few Rate the Dresses have been quite subdued and muted in their colour scheme. That means it's time for something bright! How about..orange?