Cameron Pattern Styled by Warlene Rene
We asked the queen of style Warlene Rene to test out our CAMERON Pattern and jazz it up in her own fashion. As with all the other projects we have worked on together, Warlene delivered the unexpected and utmost fresh and beautiful. We hope this will inspire you to see the versatility of the pattern and try it out yourself. “The pattern was smooth assembly and sewing. I actually had fun putting it together, I couldn’t believe how smooth the process was. ”
Warlene is wearing the CAMERON Pattern Dress made with REED Heavyweight 100% Linen
Warlene is wearing the CAMERON Pattern Dress made with REED Heavyweight 100% Linen
Warlene is wearing the CAMERON Pattern Dress made with REED Heavyweight 100% Linen
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Dana Schmale
Gorgeous! That colour looks amazing on her.
Francesca pia Amodeo
Wow. Warlene always makes and styles these do fabulously! So cool?
Francesca pia Amodeo
Darn autocorrect. I meant makes and styles things so fabulously! Always so cool!