Showing posts with label Fashion Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion Design. Show all posts

in the ivy

Monday, October 15, 2012

Shirt: J.Crew || Dress: Sewed by myself || Necklaces: J.Crew {old} || Bracelet: J.Crew {old} || Watch: MK || Sunnies: Target || Boots: Target || Purse: Louis Vuitton {vintage}

I sewed this dress last Christmas and I am just now getting around to wearing it!  The design is extremely simple because I really wanted to focus on the fabric--it's a tight sticht tweed loaded with different colors.  I actually have a lot of this fabric left over and would love to find time to make a skirt!

Design Inspiration: Versace Structure

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Could not resist posting these beautiful pieces from Versace Atelier Fashion Week 2009-2010. I am so amazed at how intricate the details are while the dresses maintain a structural, yet feminine feel--so inspiring!

BOLD

Friday, August 24, 2012


{Fashion Figures Illustrated by Rachel Coletta}
Bold Evening Wear Line back from my senior project in college.
Hope everyone has a colorful and inspiring weekend!

custom dress

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Dress: Designed and sewed by Rachel Coletta {me!} || Bag: Chanel || Shoes: J. Crew || Necklace: J. Crew || Sunnies: Target || Bracelets: David Yurman, J. Crew, Forever 21, Tiffany & Co. ||  Rings: David Yurman || Watch: Citizen
I designed and sewed this dress awhile back to wear in a design competition at Tim Hudson's beautiful Auburn home (he is a starting pitcher for the Atlanta Braves for those who didn't know!).  The fabric is what originally inspired me to sew the dress--made of 100% Silk with a linen like texture and silver sheen woven throughout.  I went for a simple, yet sophisticated silhouette that would look flattering on a petite figure--important considering I am only 5'2!  The dress design is fully lined in a silk satin and has a princess seamed bodice, pleated skirt front (specifically 5 inverted pleats), darts in the skirt back for shape and a back invisible zipper closure.

Intern life

Friday, June 22, 2012

Interning for Anne Barge has really been an amazing experience so far to say the least.  She is an honor to work with and I just love the other employees--I never want to leave!  It has opened my eyes to a whole different avenue of design and I am learning something new everyday!  Below I wanted to share a few snap shops of my experience:
The first Anne Barge belt I ever made 
Hard at work making another belt with the beautiful Castellano Lace

Close up of Castellano Belt
All the boxes I made in preparation for the huge shipment we would receive the next day
What I call the monster shipment
Sewing in a Badgley Mischka Bride belt label
Steaming away :)
Hope everyone has a great weekend!
xo Rach
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