Warlene Rene Styling Tips: HONEYSUCKLE Linen Draped Palazzo Pants Three Ways
Palazzo Pants made with FS HONEYSUCKLE Midweight Linen
I’m looking forward to share fun ways in which I incorporate new pieces into my closet. My background in design and styling has allowed me to see and play around with limitless ways when it comes to dressing up. When I create a piece, simultaneously I am always thinking about garments I already own and how they will pair with each other. To keep your look fresh, it is great to add new concepts and silhouettes that change up your style. Today, I am sharing how to take one piece and see how it can work into your lifestyle for various occasions.
These pants were so much fun to make, especially in this energizing FS HONEYSUCKLE Linen.
This first look would be very appropriate for a brunch or lunch date. It has a sophisticated feel due to the fact that the blouse is slightly tailored with a little fun and drama in the pants. The lines in the top, especially the waist seams add structure to what would have otherwise been just a soft look. The top allows the pants to easily transition from relaxed to dressy.
Palazzo Pants made with FS HONEYSUCKLE Midweight Linen
Palazzo Pants made with FS HONEYSUCKLE Midweight Linen
This look is perfect for most festivities or special occasions (I can even see this at a wedding!). The pants, here resembling a skirt, worn with this floral balloon sleeve blouse present a formal touch. In order to give this look a more playful feel- accessorise! If you want to stand out, add accents. I decided on yellow to draw attention and interest. The organza blouse with the appliqué flowers adds a special touch to the look, so does the softness in the sleeves.
Palazzo Pants made with FS HONEYSUCKLE Midweight Linen
Palazzo Pants made with FS HONEYSUCKLE Midweight Linen
Here I wanted to create a carefree dressed down look I could run errands in. I went for a graphic tee and sneakers. The cool thing about any dress pants is that you can tone them down by pairing them with more a casual top and shoes. Because these pants are draped and flowy, dressing them down with a tee shows their versatility, as opposed to the more smart look I described above. When making or buying a garment it is best practice to imagine how it will pair with what you own to make sure you can get the most use out of it.
Palazzo Pants made with FS HONEYSUCKLE Midweight Linen
Don’t forget, that most importantly it is all about having fun.
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Warlene Rene
Warlene Rene has been working in design field for 20 years. She majored in fashion design and for the next decade went on to be an alterations specialist at a bridal salon. Whilst working at the salon, Warlene acquired a plethora of skills from making custom bridal pieces to pattern making. Warlene's favorite way to create garments is by draping. At present she runs a small business servicing bridal and curates a fashion blog.Leave a comment
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23 Comments
Lorraine Theroux
Stars! Love the pants (& the looks) ….(checking for the link to your blog)….. A photo from the back – is that available?
Warlene Rene
Which photo and where can I see it? Also thank you for the compliment
A B
Everything just looks Great on you! Yes, that tiny waist cinches it all together! Love your style! Look forward to seeing more!!!
Warlene Rene
Thank you!!
Annette Bailey
Absolutely ADORABLE, Warlene. The tops are every bit as impactful as the palazzos, and your tiny waist is the linchpin for the entire look(s). :o)
Warlene Rene
So appreciate it! Thank you
LEIGH STANTON
I really like your designs and would definitely purchase your patterns. The colors are beautiful. Sadly, Honeysuckle is not available on FS website. Must be a discontinued color? Keep designing and inspiring us all!
Warlene Rene
I’m researching having patterns made now! Stay tuned, and thank you
Kristi Ward
Love this entire outfit!!!! I hope you do some patterns!!!
Warlene Rene
Thanks so much
Aires simon
please add me to your mail list for when your patterns will be available. I love your designs. God Bless You and continue to produce great works.: ghitanaaires@hotmail.com
Mary kay Hyde-bohn
Love the color, love the pant pattern, LOVE the matching purse & shoes – will go with any & many colors! Congrat’s!
Warlene Rene
Yes! It’s so fun the color, thanks so much
Jerilyn Winstead
Where can I find that palazzo pants pattern? And that fitted tunic top in the first look? I LOVE your style.
Warlene Rene
Hi Jerilyn! It’s self drafted by me and we are trying to work this out now for possible patterns. Thanks again for your comment and compliments.
Nancy Gruber
Wow, just beautiful! And the honeysuckle color looks fabulous on you!
Warlene Rene
Thanks so much Nancy
Ellen Colleluori
Her sense of style is beyond amazing! I love everything she wears.
Warlene Rene
Thank you Ellen! So appreciated
Peggy Richards-Pattie
So inspiring and creative! Just beautiful!! Thanks for sharing!
Warlene Rene
Your welcome and thanks for the kind words!
Laura Mcveigh
Seriously knockout gorgeous.
Warlene Rene
Thanks so much Laura