




Before Lady Melbourne when I had my own accessories label, I dabbled in a couple of ranges of camisoles hand made in Melbourne from vintage fabrics. They sold well, I only ever used the same design but different, beautiful fabrics.
As I still make my own clothes but don’t have a label at the moment I thought this might be a nice way to get back into the saddle so to speak because I’d love to start selling clothes again.
p.s- the white one will be for sale, I just didn’t like the pictures I took of it 🙂