Josephus Thimister Back To Design Anti-War Fashion

A preview published by The Sunday Telegraph shows a rather scary collection of Cossack jackets, overalls and jodhpurs with fake blood stains on, army coats made from military surplus scrap and pants worked from survival blankets.

After working as a design consultant for the last 10 years as a cause of complete lack of funds, Thimister is now returning to the catwalk of haute couture with the generous help of Didier Grumbach, president of the Federation Française de la Couture, who will cover the costs of production and putting on the stage for this collection from his personal savings.

Also, Thimister shall receive a grant of 5,000 euro that he can pay back in clothes or cash. Some of the famous customers of the Thimister brand in the 1990s were Madonna, Carole Bouquet and Mouna Ayoub, a Lebanese millionaire.

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Glitter, Polka Dot Sweatshirt.

I have seen glitter polka dots everywhere and I thought a glitter polka dot sweatshirt would make a great party top for the holidays. Tulip makes it so simple by using their glitter, iron on paper. 

I made this shirt in under and hour. 

Need a cute shirt for tonight?
This is the perfect project for you.

 Things you need.

 Sweatshirt
Tulip glitter Iron on Transfer sheet
Circle hole punch
Iron
Parchment paper
Foil

Inspiration 

Cut off your collar

 Cut off your sleeves

Pick out the color paper you want, I wanted gold.

 punch your dots,

I punched about 20 dots.

Place some aluminum foil in between your sweatshirt.

 Lay out your dots in a pattern you like. 

*Make sure you place the dots shiny side up, dull side down.

 Lay a piece of parchment paper over your dots.
 Place your iron on a no steam setting.

Iron over each of your dots about 30 to 40 seconds for each dot.

Make sure all of your dots have set. If they have not set,
repeat the iron on process again.

 That is it. So simple!

 I love my new sweatshirt.

I hope all your Holiday dreams come true.

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Anne

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