 Hi you guys! It is another big four-seasonal release. We've got Bogue Fall to look at now. I really don't know what happened with their summer schedule but like all the summer patterns just came out like a few weeks ago and now we're already talking about fall. So there's a lot of new patterns to take in, a lot of new patterns to build your stash. If you're new here, welcome! I am Lindsay. I sew all my own clothes and my channel is really dedicated to all things sewing, fashion and building your own handmade wardrobe. Introduce yourself in the comment section below so that I can get to know you and other than that let's jump right in. We're gonna check out this new collection from Bogue. Now remember and I always remind you guys of this before we get started about the sort of ideal customer of a Vogue pattern. Vogue are our high end. They are our luxury brand. They are our runway type high-end, classy lady type of patterns. So when you're looking at these, if you do not fall into that category, try to be a little bit generous with your thoughts and try and envision how you might be able to rework these to make them more your style. For a Vogue that usually means making them more casual, making them more ready to wear, making them more just accessible for everyday activities rather than something fancy upscale dressy. All right so we've got our first pattern. It's a coat by Gaila Roche. It is an advanced pattern loose-fitting self-lined. That's gonna be a hefty coat. Fully interface coat, another layer of fabric. This feels a little bit more like winter to me maybe because I live in the southeast so coats for us are really like we only need them for a couple of weeks. But it's below mid knee, has a bias collar. I love bias collars. If you've never sewn a jacket or coat with a bias collar, the way that it like folds over itself and kind of like hugs your neck, there's nothing like it. Nothing like it. Bias collars are the best. It has a hook and eye closure at the neckline separating front zipper, three-quarter sleeves, front waist darts, front waist darts are stitched on the outside. That's what's happening here. So like what normally would be on the inside of the coat is on the outside. Back neck darts, back shoulder pleat, skirt front and back has no sightseam. So wrapping around your body here there is not going to be a sightseam. All right let's take a look at some of these pictures. Obviously this entire look with the gloves, with the tone on tone, this is kind of what I was talking about a second ago. This feels not necessarily matronly to me, but it definitely feels luxurious and high-end. I wouldn't be surprised if this were some kind of like fancy wool that they used for this. So think about envisioning this coat. When we talk, when we get to the line drawings, we'll be able to envision it a little bit better. But try and think about this coat with jeans in a different material altogether. If you are someone that likes a lot of bling or maybe like a brocade would work for you. If you're like an edgy type person, think of it in like some kind of black metallic leather or something like that. But if you're more casual, think about it in like a denim or a corduroy or something like that. So as I mentioned, there are the darts. Here are, this is the separating zipper that you can surprisingly see the closure for. But I guess that makes sense for a separating zipper. Maybe I'm surprised to see so much of the tape of it here on the left. But you've got a sort of like a like a groan on shoulder that attaches to this sleeve piece here. So that's really interesting, not a full on like raglan, not a set in sleeve either. This here, I gotta imagine is what makes it so advanced. This is probably pretty difficult. The rest of it seems pretty straightforward. There is a two piece sleeve, which I also love for fitting and just kind of how it allows, like when you wear it, it just feels different. There's a little bit of extra movement there. I don't even want to talk about this backdrop. I don't know what is going on. We're just going to try and ignore it. But here is what they were talking about. No side seams on the skirt portion. You do have one in the center back. And then you've got your quote unquote waist seam here. But this feels low in the front. Yeah, it's definitely like a drop waist. This is going to hit at your high hip. And then another piece that's really cool is this here. This sleeve just ends up coming together so cool. There's the dart here. And then this is the back plate that they're talking about. So lots of range of movement in this shoulder seam. It's going to be super comfortable to wear. Very easy going. Really cool design. Okay, so here is our line drawing. Okay, maybe it doesn't do that much to help us. But you can imagine it, like I mentioned in different fabrics, you can also shorten the separating zipper, lop off this skirt, and just have this top portion as a crop. And that would be really cool. Because like I said, all of the design in this is really from the waist up. All of these pleats, I mean, I'm sorry, the darts, all of this sleeve detail is really cool. And this amazing bias collar. Okay, so here's the back of the envelope. They put the description on here. That feels new, right? I don't remember that from before. Fabrics, midway crepe, gabardine, satin. Okay, so the fabrics that they're suggesting are lighter weight. But remember, it's double, like the self fabric is used twice. I wish they would have shown the inside. And it also has full interfacing all the way throughout. So that's like three good layers of fabric and weight. So even though these are sort of like lighter weight fabrics tripled up, it's going to be a pretty hefty coat. There's a lightweight fusible. Then it comes in alphanumeric sizing, extra small to medium and large to 2x. And then, yeah, five and a quarter yards of 60 inch wide fabric, which considering that the whole thing, maybe not the whole thing is lined then, well, if it's all interfaced, it has to be fully lined. Okay, I was going to say that doesn't sound like a ton of fabric. So that's kind of good. And then only three yards of interfacing. So maybe, yeah, I don't know, I have to look at the the pattern instructions to make sure that these two statements are both true, fully self lined and fully interfaced. All you need is a separating zipper and a hook and eye. And then here are finished garment measurements. So the bust, I mean, this is a really loose fitting coat. Except for the hip, which I feel like is the most close fitting part and they didn't include the finished garment measurements for that at all. I guess the width at the lower edge is pretty close. It's not too much of a dramatic A line. So you could use this as your hip measurement. Yeah, you can see from the waistline to the lower edge, it's only a three quarter inch difference. So yeah, the hip is 44 to 62 and a quarter roughly. And then it's in French. Okay, all right, not bad for our first pattern. Very approachable, I feel like. Next up, we have this little dress. This is a in-house design. So Carlos at Vogue Patterns. Online dress is close fitting through the bust and has front opening with button and bias loop closure. Includes collar, front and back yoke with gathers, wrap style skirt has waist ties, set in sleeves have gathered shoulders and stitched him sleeve and length variations. Okay. So definitely kind of a nod to another decade. Wow. They use like fully rhinestone buttons here. So they're definitely going for something a little bit more elegant. But again, I think there's a second version of this in a more like casual fabric. So we'll see how they approach the buttons on that one. But try and think of this in different fabrics. A two-piece sleeve on a dress, which we don't see very often at all, this is the gathered sleeve, a front yoke with gathers. That's what creates the fullness for the bust. This interesting neck closure, an oversized kind of collar, wrap style skirt, meaning this part here is separate from the rest of the skirt. And then it's like a princess seemed skirt. This is pretty much midi length, maybe even maxi if you're not like a super tall model. So yeah, this is the more kind of casual look, but it's also a little more structured. And I think this might be some kind of satin baby satin crate back satin or something like that. I don't know. It feels very structured to me. Then they just use these big bubble buttons. And then they tied this one in the back. And it's also knee length and then a shorter sleeve as well, all adding to like more of a casual nature with it. It's really cute. It's really cute. And it fits this model very well. Here it is from the back. Again, you have a yoke. You have back gathers. This is the tie that goes to the front and then a lovely like a line skirt. Here's the back hers where they tied it in the back rather than the front like the other model. No closures in the back at all. Yeah, it fits her like a go love. It fits the first model well too, but it looks exceptional on her. Yeah, I don't see any real fit issues with this one at all. Here are our line drawings. Yeah, I think we caught everything in terms of design detail. Here's the back of the envelope fabrics are crepe rayon twill. Yeah, they could have used a rayon twill for that pattern version for sure or a silk broad cloth. It had some kind of like sheen to it, but definitely was structured as well. Lots of fabric options other than these three. You can consider anything in the lightweight drapey section all the way up to like a midweight structured just know that the heavier weight, the more structured it is, the more that skirt is going to fall away from the body, the more those gathers are going to stand up and away and be a little just harsher and less soft. We've got all the sizes in one envelope. How cool is that small to two XL all in one envelope? We have some interfacing and then the dress itself is three and a quarter yards to five and three eighths at most depending on the length of the skirt. Eight shank buttons, a package of hem tape. And then our finished garment measurements really the waist is what matters here the bust a little bit especially if you're full or busted, but the waist is really what's so close fitting here 28 and a half inches up to 44. All right, so next we have this number in a lovely brocade. It's a Badgley Mishka design. Very interesting, very unique. Okay, so lined dress has plunging neckline with tie, notch collar with collar stand, notched collar with collar stand. Okay, sleeves with turnback cuffs, invisible back zipper, hook and eye closure, side seam pockets and flared skirt cut on the bias with a narrow hem. This is going to be a fabric hog I can tell you already. The reasoning why they cut this skirt on the cross grain, oh cut on the cross grain not the bias. Okay, that's two very different things my bad. The skirt is very wide which is why I imagine they cut it on the cross grain. All right, that makes more sense. So I'm not seeing a collar stand. Maybe that's just me but normally a collar stand would make all this stand up from the body a little bit. Maybe I'm missing something. Grown on sleeve here with a turnback cuff like they said, then it's like this sash comes up through the middle and ties and then lays in the front which is really unique and interesting. Side seam pockets, I don't know about that, unless they're anchored in somehow I think I would mostly be annoyed with them. This one is a midi length. Here's the center back zipper. Waste placement seems okay. It could be a little higher on her. It looked okay in the front. Oh because it's empire in the front and then scoops down to the back. So that's why it just looks a little bit low on her in the back. All right, so yeah just the one version. In the line drawing here you can see how casual this could be. I mean obviously this detail is going to elevate it no matter what but you could definitely take this from whatever kind of tea party, wedding, day wedding, whatever she was going to and turn this into a daytime brunch situation. I mean you can even wear this every day. My comparison for every day wear is would I wear this to Target? I think in a cool chambray or eyelet or something like that I definitely would wear this around to run Aaron's very very casual but this detail is going to stand out no matter what no matter what kind of fabric it is. I wonder too if you could even do this in a contrasting fabric that could make it really cool too especially if this is like a separate cuff that gets turned back and you could mimic those two things together. This I think is all in one there's not a separate oh this must be the little collar stand that they're talking about so maybe it is separate. If so you could do boom boom boom and have like I'm thinking like black satin with leather details I'm thinking chambray like dark denim and light denim you could do some fun things like that. This is I think a knit dress in house design easy rating close fitting pullover style knit column dress has asymmetric neckline with overlay long sleeves stitched hems and length variations. Okay so a fun take on the rib knit close fitting dress right it's the same rib knit dress that we know and love but with this like shawl piece added on the asymmetrical one shoulder kind of like a cut out situation but not really she's I mean elegant right there's no two ways about it even in a more casual fabric like this one which I feel like must just be like a jersey knit um it still feels pretty fancy but I don't know it's still really cool especially because the stripes are different from this part to this part it definitely draws your eye up it's gonna be super slimming and look really great on every body type I mean I would wear that girl's night out date night you know it doesn't have to be fifth avenue fabulous yeah it's cool very cool very edgy right here's the line drawing I mean there's not much to it just a bunch of hemming really here's the back um two-way stretch knits with 50 percent stretch along the cross grain only so rayon spandex I don't know that feels a little lightweight to me cotton spandex hmm I'm actually surprised to see so much stretch but I guess yeah but they didn't include any cable knit they didn't include rib knit um I think you could definitely explore some other fabrics just triple check the stretch gauge you know where you take the four inch thing and then you have to move it to at least six inches for this pattern two sizes 8 to 16 and then 18 to 26 so two and a half yards roughly and then finished bust goes up to 47 and a half hip goes up to 52 so that's decent decent for vogue I feel like if you were to get a fabric that's a little bit stretchier you might be able to eke out another inch or two this way all right next we have oh lord okay in-house design average rating lined dress close fitting has raised waistline bust and waist darts contrast collar with pre-gathered lace trim I think that's what's throwing me off here above elbow link gathered puff sleeves with sleeve head so that is a substantial sleeve happening there button front bodice invisible back zipper hook and eye closure at back of collar regular hem and link variation separate pattern pieces for your cup sizes I think that the fabric here the fabrication is what is going wrong with this these this fabric and this application are two people going to two separate places um maybe if this were in more of like a beige color or even black I don't know why they chose white like I don't not like this fabric I like this fabric quite a lot I just feel like it doesn't go with this like at all like at all but nonetheless you do have this you know oversized exaggerated Peter Pan collar great for pear shapes or anyone that wants to draw the eye up maybe not so great for those of you that are full or busted and then you have this amazing sleeve it drapes down over this cuff which is interesting you've got this ribbon bow plus this is a button and this is a button so you've got those two buttons which I assume are functioning but why I'm not sure then this is the raised waist so not fully an empire waist but definitely not at the natural waistline either kind of somewhere in between and then for her they've got the kneeling definitely like a slim fitting skirt here here is another version a little bit better okay I do like the plaid with this I feel like plaid and this kind of prairie type collar they're going to a similar party maybe it's the lace trim I don't know like would that be better if it were like an eyelet trim or something or even self fabric would be better with like a little ruffle I don't know you'd have to play around with that a little bit but you can see the details of the bodice a lot better this one is very big on her through the waist um but fits pretty decent through the hip and then this is a midi link I don't know the more I'm looking at it the more I'm like you know if I if I were like walking down the street and I saw this girl walking to me in this whole outfit styled the way she has it what would I think I think she probably got it I goodwill this has a huge like a kick plate in the back and then also here you can see what's supposed to be an invisible zipper but not quite however I will commend them on attempting to get these lined up you can see the darts really well on this plaid version as well and you can also see the big buttons on the sleeve cuff okay yeah interesting you know another thing that kind of strikes me about this is they chose to make this one their custom fit abcd cup sizes but I wouldn't recommend this for someone with d cups I feel like that unless you're trying to accentuate the fullness of your buzz which is definitely a possibility I feel like it would just make you look top heavy here are the line drawings they are definitely hmm sometimes the line drawings will help me visualize what it would be like in a solid fabric and that kind of helps sometimes this one I just don't know I don't know about this one I feel like it could grow on me or it could be very forgettable one of the two but interestingly enough they are recommending this for a upside down an inverted triangle where your shoulders are wider than your hips I don't know that I would even an hourglass I'm not sure for an hourglass I would think definitely for a regular triangle absolutely for like a rectangle shape but I don't know about drawing all that more attention up to the bust line if you're full or busted okay fabrics wool suiting crate linen blends really anything that's midweight structured anything in that cotton blend category any of that stuff also for contrast so this would be the collar velvet or satin now velvet could be kind of cool you know if we're like a tone on tone with different textures that could be really cool lined because the whole dress is lined feasible interfacing and then 8 to 16 and 18 to 26 on the size range here we have about half a yard for the collar piece almost two yards for interfacing dress is roughly two and a half yards up to three yards two and a half three yards and then a whole bunch of interfacing as well an invisible zipper four buttons two in the front two on the sleeves two hook and eyes for the back collar gosh it's taken a lot to get into this thing a small snap somewhere um pre-gathered lace and ribbon wow okay so our bust is fitted um it's 50 and a half well the smallest is 34 which is interesting because the other patterns that didn't have cup sizes went down to a 31 so all the petite girlies really aren't getting much to help them and then the waist only goes up to 43 and a half and the hip 53 and a half yeah i don't know i don't know about the sizing i don't know about the cup sizes for this pattern like of all the ones to choose cup sizes for it's this one i don't know and then like yeah i'm not feeling super confident in this one simply based on some of those recommendations that they're making here's one very easy fit-and-flare dress with cowl neckline set in sleeve with gathers bust darts empire waist seam bias cut lower front and back stitched hems and length variations like this one would have been a perfect candidate for different bust cup sizes especially because of the empire waist like if you have a fuller bust this needs to sit below your breast tissue which means you need a fuller cup if you have a fuller bust huh okay i'm gonna try not to harp on that too much as we continue but you guys get the point they also burned the fabric a little bit it looks like what is happening okay so i don't know how i feel about this structured cowl you could obviously leave it off but and then they're coming in still this is like the third or fourth pattern we've seen with these um gathered sleeve caps another two-piece sleeve love the idea of a bias skirt especially one that is so close fitting through the waist and then flares out this is just going to look stunning and so many different fabrics the bias cut is going to cause the hem to be beautiful and full and robust and really make a statement while also hugging your curves in the most flattering way there's a lot of good happening here for sure here's one in a little lighter weight fabric i would like again this seam to be a little bit lower on her you can even see where her bra is that's where that seam should be the stripe is cool definitely lighter weight through here yeah just some length issues with this or fullness issues hard to tell here's the back okay definitely some issues with the back in terms of fitting we've got definitely some wrinkling happening here it looks fine in the front though but usually the wrinkles point to the issue and for me this is pointing to the bust again this is pointing all up to the bust meaning there's not enough here in this seam to accommodate what's happening below it um which makes me think that the bust even if you were like this the smallest bust of all the busts you'd probably still have some fitting issues but i think if you were to lengthen this get the cup size right this would disappear it does also feel a little snug around here right and then this is also really interesting it's happening over here too where it's almost like there's just maybe it just needs to be i don't know again a lot's pointing to the underarm which could be a result of the bust again it's hard to say if all of this is coming from the bust but it absolutely could it absolutely could all be coming from there this one i feel like that just looks like a giant pucker and not so much of a gather but this is pretty yeah how does hers fit similar but better so maybe yeah and she also doesn't have those wrinkles so yes i'm thinking definitely a bust issue i'm also thinking definitely the lighter weight fabric could be playing a role also is this a knit because if that's the case that could definitely be playing a role in why it's fitting a little bit better like this is ponti and this is jersey maybe i don't remember it saying it was knit but it could be but then again these bust starts make me think that it's not yeah just i mean checking a few things you should be checking these things anyways it is a knit dress okay 50 cross grain stretch i'm not convinced that red dress was 50 stretch at best it was a mid weight ponti knit or even a lightweight ponti knit and those don't have a ton of stretch at all see ponti knit here i don't know that ponti's have 50 stretch cotton spandex nylon spandex yeah cotton jerseys yeah but i would be for sure making up a little mock-up of this bust area it's not that much fabric um and making sure that it hits underneath your breast tissue the darts are in the right place it's not pulling anywhere i would triple check that before i add on anything else it has lots of potential though i don't want to i don't i know sometimes i love go on and on and on about the negatives of a pattern and in other patterns i don't go on and on about it but that doesn't mean that the ones that i go on and on about i don't like if that makes sense it's just easy to pull out the issues and address how you would fix them whereas with the last pattern i don't really know how you'd fix that one you know what i mean like there weren't very many fitting issues but the design seemed off this one the design seems cool very ready to wear very easy to wear very like you know approachable but just a few fitting issues okay same size as the last one roughly three to four and a half yards depending on the length of the skirt remember it's a bias cut skirt so it's going to take up a lot of fabric um the hip is negligible the waist is probably see how this went even without the bust cups goes oh finished garment because it's a knit so obviously it's going to be but that's like a big difference i don't know anyways this one's 28 and a half up to 45 um they're also saying the bust and the waist are the same i don't know if i believe that either i mean you can definitely whoa you can definitely see how it's going in here so that's interesting all right i mean the ponti does make a great sleeve and a great skirt but she kind of looks like she can't move right she kind of looks like oh i'm a sausage stopped in this casing and then the neckline makes it really weird also all right here's a vintage one now i i don't give myself enough credit i guess and never really know what to say about the vintage ones but i will do my best this is a coat from it doesn't say when maybe here 1945 full length coat coat has tight belt drawn through casing at back that is pulled through side front seams to regulate fullness love that built up neckline is dart fitted at front i think it's the terminology like when did we get away from using terms like this does this mean grown on built up standing band collar across back neck okay long sleeves are set into deep arm pulls okay the rest of it i understand here's our girl she looks so cool two-piece sleeve like they were saying very long sleeve opening very wide there's also definitely a shoulder pad in here this is the grown on collar they're talking about some buttons here then you have this seeming and there's a casing on the inside of the back and then the draw strings quote unquote go through that casing in the back and then are exposed to the front and that's how you nip and talk and make it tighter that's a really cool concept oh maybe in the back you can see the casing too but along the sides it's on the inside right super cool i can also see this as a shirt dress for sure so maybe instead of coating you use some kind of fashion fabric instead especially if it were like for the holidays and you were doing like a brocade situation that could be super stunning here is the back medium weight wool wool blends gabardine it is lined fully and then there's also interlining which is also i think they got these mixed up i think the 54 inch is supposed to be one and a half and the 45 inch is supposed to be the three and one eighths so only portions of this are interlined i don't know which portions and then there's also inter oh interlining interfacing i can't read my bad so that it's fully interlined fully lined plus a medium weight wool and or wool blend that's a lot happening and then interfacing is only one and a half that's a lot okay so finished garment measurements eight to 16 and then 18 to 26 or is the sizing 37 and a half so very loose fitting bodice the waist you kind of nip and tuck yourself and then the hip is also very loose so yeah really really great for a lots of different body types i wish they could help us learn how to make these fabulous matching hats oh okay so this oh what is happening okay we might have to do it this way let me try again make sure it wasn't just a fluke it was a fluke okay just spaz down for a second it's fine okay so we've got top shorts and pants in-house design average rating tops close fitting through bust are lined to edge does that mean to him and have off the shoulder sweetheart necklines stunning by the way top features empire waist seeming front button closure with bias loops open front and length and sleeve variations shorts and tapered pants fitted through hips have side button waistband slanted pockets and side zipper okay so this is obviously a look wait till you see the shorts version i don't know that you could this this is going to be one of those that's like either set first made for someone who just loves to be a little bit extra with their everyday outfits loves like showing up and being the moment right it is not for the person who likes to be a little bit like blend in it's not for the person who wants to blend in i think that this would look stunning amazing 10 out of 10 on everybody who makes it to wear to like a special event an award show a holiday party anything like that i feel like this is a showstopper no two ways about it whether you wear it during the day just really depends on your personal style but this here i mean i mean just gorgeous fits her absolutely beautifully and she's a fit model so this wasn't made for her with her measurements so if it fits her this well you gotta imagine how well it's gonna fit just about anybody else beautiful shaping through here princess seems through here now lined to edge maybe they mean this edge here maybe only the cups are aligned because through here it looks like a hem and then a very close fitting sleeve cap you can see they even had a few issues with some puckering here but two-piece sleeve again these are your three buttons with the loop closures and then your pants which have the little ironed on iron pleat iron crease and then ankle link now here's another option which tell me you couldn't show up to some kind of pool party now i'm not talking about the pool party where like all the kids are swimming around i'm talking about the pool party where nobody gets in the pool and there's like past hors d'oeuvres and like cocktails like things that happen in la or new york on a rooftop you know what i mean like i don't know i i can't imagine wearing this to target but she looks incredible so again absolutely stunning neckline it is pulling away here but because she's got her arm raised obviously she's holding this back with her hand as well and if she were to let it go like not a lot of your skin in your midriff would show but i mean shorts with like a long jacket that's a vibe that is a vibe like no two ways about it you can see how it's aligned here really beautiful both of these women have pretty straight figures like uh like rectangle ruler shapes so these little hot shorts look great on both of them those of us that have a little bit more curve to our bodies you know it would take a little bit more to get it fitted all right so for as great as the front look the back is a little sloppy i mean there's this which just feels i don't know why it's bunching like that maybe it's got to be the arm side right like something happening with the arm side also all of this feels really big and loose um this feels okay there's a rogue string there and then in the crotch there's a lot of extra fabric too yeah and just clothes fitting pants through and through you're not going to show us the back of it whoa the back of the short but why is that happening but this feels better there's still that same issue here it's not as pronounced on her i would just double check the back width and then also the arms i height okay yep there they are okay so here's more on the pants and shorts you do have a curved waistband with uh what they called belt loops in the front you have four pleats in the back you also have four those of us that are pear shaped could probably stand to add another one but that's not hard to do and then you can see how there's a side zipper and then like a belt no not a belt what's it called a a tab like a tab with a button to close slant pockets which look pretty good on curvy shapes as well as straight shapes fabrication they're recommending poplin which i think was the black and white version micado was i think the yellow version and then uncara fabric oh that would be so cool satin also cool yeah they're really recommending something with a little bit of structure to it um mid to yeah mid maybe lighter side of heavy weight but mid weight for sure lining fabric fusel interfacing and then here are your fabric requirements the shorter little jacket is only one and a half yards about at most now the longer one is almost six and then the shorts are one and a half and the pants are two three buttons one zipper another button please refer to the english guide for finished garment measurements it's definitely giving i mean this is what i think people look for from vogue like you're not supposed to be able to wear it everywhere that's just the way it is okay now we have okay okay i'm getting this a blazer in a jumpsuit please tell me those are stirrups please please please please please i want these to be stirruped so bad line blazer simmy fitted has shoulder pad side panels welt pockets and two-piece sleeves okay great pretty standard on the blazer front close fitting knit jumpsuit has princess seams shoulder straps neckline finished with elastic great detail invisible back zipper and stirrups with elastic under the feet i cannot believe first of all i can't believe stirruped pants ever went away that was just such a practical thing especially when you're trying to get it into boots trying to create a long leg line like why did that ever leave so the fact that they're coming back that makes me so happy okay let's get into this a little bit more like i said the blazer geez the blazer is a little bit kind of standard it is very simple i think this might be a welt pocket as is this no closures simple simple they're really trying to create that hourglass shape illusion with this kind of opening of the jacket great pattern matching through here looks i mean very well made they did an exceptional job making this the jumpsuit underneath i think is probably going to be knit it's in black it's really hard to see the details in these photos i feel like she's feeling it i feel like they could have literally like taken this picture in 1982 and put it on this website in 2022 and it would be all the thing um her thick eyebrows the heavy makeup like all of it is giving 80s all right so here is the jumpsuit now i can't say for sure that i would wear this by itself but you don't have to only wear it with the blazer okay think about chunky sweaters think about like chambray button-up tops or white crisp button-up tops cropped cardigans all of those kinds of things you could wear with it as well we do have a lot of seaming here i'm going to look at it closer in the line drawings but the fact that this is finished with elastic is what is giving that such a close fit through here and it feels like it's holding her in so it's going to feel comfortable oh super chic with the jacket just kind of thrown over the shoulders here's the back kind of dips down a little bit lots of photos on this one thank you very much okay so it's pretty simple it's just princess seemed and then center front and center back seams now if i'm being totally honest i'm not a fan of center front seams on close fitting jumpsuits simply because it causes i don't know what how else to say it other than camel toe right um if there's a gusset in here maybe that would help but then that would also definitely take it to more of an athletic look which they were probably trying to avoid so i don't know fit through this area length mostly is going to be imperative because you've got this pulling like you can't fudge the length here the straps are the way the straps are and the stirrups are holding it to the bottom of your feet so the length is the length know what i'm saying beautiful seaming on that jacket if you don't have like a good standard blazer this one would be really great okay so for the jacket suiting gabardine tweed crepe linen and then for the bodysuit they're only going to jumpsuit but it's really a bodysuit four-way stretch knits with 75 stretch so that would be the rayon spandex that would be the cotton spandex um if you wanted to make it out of something a little less stretchy you'd probably just go up a size um a has lightweight fusible interfacing and also lined nothing of the sort for the bodysuit 8 to 16 18 to 26 on the size range the blazer is two and a half yards the jumpsuit is roughly two yards two and a quarter shoulder pads for the jacket the jumpsuit suprisingly has an invisible zipper up the center back but if it's 75 stretch do you really need that i don't know and then quarter inch elastic for the upper edge three eighths inch elastic for the straps and then one inch elastic for the stirrups all right so in the most predictable of situations they've given us the finished garment measurements for the jacket but not for the bodysuit which the bodysuit is really kind of what matters because that's the most fitted thing but whatever all right cool fun very on trend you were going to be seeing people if you haven't already in these full length bodysuits a lot a lot a lot a lot um i have one that i bought that is short and i wear it all the time it's so comfortable all right now we've got this oh this fun little number cardigan tunic and pants easy rating slim fit v-neck cardigan has button front and neckline basings blue spitting asymmetric tunic has long sleeves uneven hemline and stitched hems wide leg pull on pants have elastic waist with drawstring self tie and stitch gems i think this is the knit another knit set totally here for the sets this one's really cool they use like a ribbed sweater knit it definitely has a bit of a drop shoulder with your sleeve and then all of this fun seeming i love this neckline detail um and then how this kind of curves to the front and then your little asymmetric situation and then these pull on pants you could make like one for every day of the week and be super cute and comfortable here is the cropped cardigan version i mean i would wear this all the time in the house out of the house everywhere this pulling down though not so sure about that but it's really cool very on trend again especially this marled like sweater knit perfection here's the back of that other one i kind of love how it's like pulling against itself you know what i mean the crotch seam looks really good on there too yeah maybe a little bit of a wedgie happening but looks great otherwise yeah i see this one doing really well for them three little i think there's elastic a drawstring and then elastic so that's going to stay up nice and comfortable and this top although they paired it with this you know as a matching set this would look equally as cool with you know trousers jeans wear it over that jumpsuit that we just looked at even this over the jumpsuit would be cool okay um moderate stretch knits so 35 cross grain stretch rib sweater knits and jersey yep look up skims really that's whatever fabric they're using would be great for any of this two sizes on this which is a little bit disappointing but extra small to medium and then large to 2xl one and a half yards for the cardigan two for the tunic and like two and a half for the pants not bad three buttons for the cardigan and then three eighths inch elastic for the pant but you need two and a half yards of it which again makes me think that they're doing two sets of elastic casing and then finish garment measurements for the a for the cardigan which is close fitting goes up to 47 and a half inches it is a little bit even though it's a knit still very loose fitting which is not buried but still not super tight which is why you're able to get away with 35 cross grain stretch the hip is 34 to 51 and a half all right now this little look Rachel Comey love her top and shorts this is very Rachel Comey okay they're calling this advanced very loose fitting pull over top has dropped shoulders funnel neckline long sleeves pleated into cuffs pleated into cuffs back zipper shaped hemline shorts semi fitted through hip front patch pockets side back pockets exposed side zipper closure with button and button hole at waistband they made this out of some kind of denim i think you Rachel Comey's for sure you can always find this as it was made for retail so you can see all kinds of different fabrics that she used for it but yeah you've got all the top stitching it feels like denim right it's supposed to be boxy oversized top with pretty relaxed shorts too but i mean you could definitely make this out of like sweatshirting and things that maybe don't have a ton of stretch to them but are still soft and comfortable if the denim feels like it would be too much for you thank you thank you thank you for a picture of these freaking shorts without the top on like if you're selling me a top and shorts but all your photos have the top covering up the details of the shorts how the heck am i supposed to know what to do am i gonna like the shorts am i not i don't know but these shorts are actually really really cute um they sit like maybe an inch below the waist this is the side zipper and button closure big patch pockets with slant openings at the front i love it with the matching like low fur super cool oh get a hold of these back pockets so fun so curved back pockets there is one singular dart yeah these shorts are super cool and then here's the top it has oops it has some kind of oh lord go on rogue here some kind of shoulder detail didn't they use a metal zipper because the denim is so heavy weight drop shoulder curved scene yeah that's just a cool look yeah very cool look all right so medium weight cotton twill which is also denim uh chambray lightweight denim bees waistband has a lining as well as those pockets i think oh no they're patch pockets so maybe not but broad cloth for that and then both top and shorts have some fusel interfacing in them 8 to 16 then 18 to 26 pretty across the board using a similar size combo for all the patterns this season so that's good the top is roughly two and a half yards a little bit of interfacing which i think is for the cuffs and maybe something in here and then the shorts have one in five eighths so one and a half inches interfacing is one and a half inches also and then the lining is half a yard for the waistband i don't know why you eat so much interfacing maybe the pockets are interfaced one nine inch zipper for the top and a seven inch zipper and a button for the shorts the top pretty much negligible in terms of finished garment measurements but the hip on the shorts is 38 and a half up to 55 so pretty roomy short there it's meant to be like a little bit boxy but fully fitted the hip i mean at the waist so what i like to do is make the waistband first like make the waistband my waist size make the hit the everything else my hip size and then if i have to add in more darts front to back i can do that to get the bottoms to match into the waistband because i'm so so much of a pair but yeah she's a cool girl for sure all right now we have this fun little like i'm getting um fleetwood mac like 70s rocker vibe sandra pitzina average rating dress and tunic have set in sleeves front dart contrast yoke and sleeve ruffle ruffle view a has one patch pocket view a and b have neck bands front placket with snaps or optional buttons stitched him's an optional ribbon trim okay berry sandra right she loves an asymmetrical thing she loves mixing prints um which is what we've got going on here so we've got a collar we've got a button band we've got the yoke with this ribbon trim that's also kind of like rickrack and then one pocket then the sleeve comes in multiple parts it's also got some like tux in the sleeve there's just a lot happening okay here's a bit of a simpler version where you've only got two fabrics and one trim um but yeah that's like a little pleated velvet ribbon big wide bell sleeve here's the back yeah pretty standard the back of the dress yeah this is what i wanted to see all right okay not as bad as it seemed i think that that first fabric is like a patchy fabric print so it looked like there was a lot more going on but really both versions only have one contrast fabric and then the trim so that helps i don't know i think it's kind of cool like i'm not much of a tunic girl but i mean maybe if you made it into a top this just feels like a really cool like i would think i would leave it unbuttoned maybe or at least only button to hear i don't know it's kind of fun here's the envelope back double border prints for dress a so that's how they were able to get all that going on one b drapey rayons contrast a is a sheer mesh oh a and b are sheer mesh and then notions two and a quarter yards of one to one and a half inch wide pleated trim 14 snaps or buttons ribbon and then more snaps she has her own sizing situation happening all of them are always in one um so up to three and three quarter yards for the dress and two yards for the tunic plus your contrast fabric so pushing four or five yards finished measurements yeah pretty loose fitting everywhere and then they didn't even give the hip measurement because it's so wide yeah this is just like a really funky border print and made it look like it was more pieces than it actually is okay now we have okay um in-house design average rating pullover semi-fitted through bust has box pleated front and back with plate underlays bias stand collar closes in back with buttons and bias loops above back slit opening can be sleeveless or long sleeves okay i think the issue here with this one is that they made like a set with a pencil skirt which i don't know maybe the full length will be a little bit better but you've got your plates that open up they make this very full hem i'd like to see this extended to a dress i think that could be really cool and you have a stand collar that's the sleeveless version obviously that collar looks incredible on her um i don't know about the shiny satin it seems to be okay with her they put her in a pencil pant that feels a little bit more appropriate proportion wise but i don't know the top feels a little long on her maybe that's it maybe the fullness of the top plus the length is just too much like it needs to be a few inches shorter or longer one of the two that's not to say though if i saw that girl at a restaurant somewhere i wouldn't be like wow what a cool outfit um same with this one maybe just a little bit shorter and i think that it would feel better on the eye here's the back very similar to the front just a keyhole opening this one they used a few like sparkly buttons i'd love to see it in a less structured fabric too i think that could also be really cool if it fell a little bit closer to the body all right so they're recommending medium weight wool crepe it's just a that's a lot micado which i think is what the pink fabric was linen blends lightweight denim i'd like to see it even in just like a cotton poplin lining fabric is it fully lined no partially lined i think the collar is i don't know what else but one and a half yards almost top a is two and a quarter yards and then top b with a long sleeve is two and five eighths so not that much difference between the two of them you only need three buttons the bust measurements the bust did feel a little close fitting 38 to 53 and a half finished garment measurements there yeah okay i get it i get it i think the styling is what is off here i think if we had put this in a macaul's collection in maybe a print or maybe some kind of like border eyelid or something i don't know i feel like it could be more i don't know i don't not like it such a vote of confidence all right now we've got a button up top by marcie tilton so marcie is usually known for i mean i guess it's a little bit wild but definitely not as wild as she can be average rating loose fitting button front shirts have below elbow length sleeves with underarm gusset turn back cuffs with button and bias loop shaped collar with button detail shaped hyalohem stitch gems and length variations i like the shape of this a lot for like a button up top the shape is really cool this gusset you can see that even they had issues sewing it so i can imagine what it would be like for the rest of us but turn back cuffs but really it's just oh you just see the raw hem so you would see the wrong side of the fabric important to note um and then there's a a seam on the top of your arm which can provide some shaping and then shaping through the hemline here's another version i'd hope to see a better detail of the underarm gusset but alas i don't you can see the wrong side of the fabric here it's just a little bit lighter this fabric is not cute but yeah with a legging with a like a ponte pant i love it yeah there's even a little pucker in the collar maybe they just didn't have like their best girl on it or person there is a little vent here which is cute and you can't see the gusset any better there or there i do like it though i really do oh okay thank you now you can see how this gusset works are these everything else is the same other than the length okay yeah i mean i might leave off like the button detail on the collar or swap this collar out for a more traditional collar i don't know but i do like the shape of it and i think these are really cool and provide like some i don't know if it's shaping necessarily but definitely doing something to make this not feel so overwhelming on her petite frame fabrication is linen cotton seersucker quilting cottons lawn cotton flannel tapeta and gauze yeah your lightweight or shirting weight woven buttons a little bit of structure extra small to medium large to 2x a little interfacing for the collar and maybe for the cuffs to roughly two yards for either version 11 buttons and then very loose fitting now we have this girly from maybe the 80s let's see 1980s design is that what that says 1980s design all right let's go back to the main page in-house vintage design easy rating very loose fitting pullover blouse has bias draped front drop shoulders back neckline slit with buttons and loops longer short sleeves with buttoned pleat at lower edge push up maybe like this girl in blue you can push them up and narrow hem so here's our first one yeah very 80s all of this is on the bias so all of these like drapes are going to be really beautiful not feel bulky at all and then this is the button cuff they're talking about drop shoulder there's a very 2022 version with no without a sleeve attached very modern and then this one they slouched up a little bit there's the three girls the two versions remember the blue version just has the sleeves pushed up then crepe to sheen silk charmeuse tissue fail fall shali lightweight crepe handkerchief linen lightweight knits yeah so they're going for like lightweight with a little bit of structure in the fabric 6 to 14 and then 16 to 24 roughly two yards some buttons and then the bust is 36 to 51 and a half pretty loose fitting and the waist is 36 and a half to 52 yeah pretty roomy little blouse but I think it's really cool I love this a version like I would buy that in the store I think and you can't really go wrong with fit on this one either which is also really appealing I'd like to know how long it is but other than that I think that well the illustrated versions are always harder to assess okay we've got some pants going on here and these are pants wow okay okay um in-house design average rating pleated wide leg pants very loose fitting through the legs sit below natural waist pants have layered front pleats zip a fly zipper front hook and bar closure side seam pockets back welt pocket with flap belt loops stitched him and length variation yeah I think I thought we were kind of over this like I've done these uh maybe like 10 years ago but I guess this little overlap pleat thing that is pretty cool maybe not with this fabric I don't know it feels feels sloppy but the crotch looks pretty good okay here it is in a more like stable fabric I guess you can kind of press it down a little bit more and it does what you tell it to do this also feels like they have this sitting at her waist which proportionately feels better like the wide hem almost has to have a high waist to balance those two things out so maybe on the other girl the fact that it was so low on her waist was also making it not feel right the back looks really good and the crotch curve looks great yeah also you can tell these are higher rides on her because of where the pocket is sitting like this is on like the top of her bum whereas for her this is almost the fullest part of her bum yeah even the line drawing looks kind of sloppy and I'd probably leave off the patch pocket in the back the welds are a lot of trouble so if they don't look impeccable I'm not gonna bother cashmere blends excuse me cotton twill which I think is the pink version and then linen blends yeah I can see it being in something a little bit just a little bit draper the cotton the cotton twill was okay um lining fabric lightweight fusible same size combination as the others a little bit aligning for the pockets interfacing just a tad two and an eight to three yards depending on your version zipper hook and bar and then the finished garment measurements yeah very loose fitting in the hip why don't we get a waist measurement come on and then we've got shorts and pants um in-house design easy rating high waisted shorts and pants semi-fitted through hip have waist facings front plates fly zipper I don't know when a fly zipper became easy but okay side front pockets back waist starts belt loops stitch gems and top stitching so high waisted it's not supposed to be paper bag waist but they used such big belt loops like why are they so long the waist stops the waistband stops right here which would have been more appropriate I don't know you either need a very wide belt for this or like shorten these belt loops that feels obnoxious um but you do have a pleat extending here fly front they said slash pockets I like this like wide top stitching detail oh it's kind of like stitched down like a patch pocket would be the short is super cute although for her too close fitting that's why these are see how on hers they just kind of pull apart even with her hand in her pocket but it's still roomy right this one she doesn't even have her hand in the pocket and it's already like pulled tight this isn't laying flat and there's also like a wrinkle here but the concept is really cute and I like that bracelet and her nail color I don't know this belt maybe because it's just bigger but the belt loops are still so far so low I don't get that back looks decent too tight on her like way way way too tight on her this is like two sizes too small like the pulling through here the all of this pulling yeah just way way way too small the girls got curves and these shorts do not all right there's the line drawings they definitely like taper down you could easily redraw that to be straight leg or even like a flare a line but nonetheless of course check the hip circumference I do like the really long darts right so satin linen blends twill broadcloth yeah any of your bottom weight fabrics a little bit of interfacing one and three eighths two and three eighths depending on the length and then you just need one little zipper and then the waist on this one 26 and a half up to 43 inches so that's going to be like the smallest part of you and then the hip is only what is that eight and a half inches wider than the waist so if you know your pear shape like me mine is much different than that but that can help you sort of figure how close fitting the waist I mean sorry the hips would be on you all right and then finally we have some men's jeans again I'm not great at assessing fit on a guy but close fitting tapered like jeans have lye zipper closing waistband with belt carriers back yoke back patch pockets front pockets coin pocket edge stitching and top stitching front and back seeming for a perfect fit front and back seeming for a perfect fit I don't know how that makes sense narrow hems and ankle vents ankle vents wait is there not a in the inseam this is like toward the front why aren't we doing that on girls pants and then with the these are cool for girls what the heck yeah it's like a crotch gusset I don't know that's kind of cool for anybody imagine like a ponty pant like this I mean the sizing might be a little funky finished garment measurements the width of each leg that's helpful yeah I don't know what this 34 to 46 really means I think I'd have to like really figure out the finished garment measurements at least of the waistband because they're pretty straight you see how there's not a lot of curve to them so I probably have to add some like I don't know if it would be darts up here or like if I can fudge it into this yoke or get out of this little scene here I don't know but that I like those four girls and guys all right all right but that is vogue fall 2022 what did we think we're gonna look at the lookbook here while we kind of wrap up um I think it feels really good to be looking at fall patterns um summer's fun and all but I'm ready for it to be not hot anymore and be a little aware like a variety of clothes I feel like in the summer all I wear are shorts and you know biker shorts and rompers and that's really it so I'm excited to have some variety here some really interesting looks for sure definitely hit the nose for vogue but also a little bit wider appeal and some of these other ones as well so I'm interested to see what you guys think leave your thoughts in the comment section below um otherwise I'll just keep rocking and rolling with these as they keep rolling them out but that's gonna do it for me today y'all thanks so much for watching and I'll see you all very soon bye