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 Fashion Drawings by Recluse

By Pauline Weston Thomas for Fashion-Era.com

Fashion Gallery 15

Fashion Drawings by Recluse

Fashion Drawing by Recluse

 Fashion Drawing by Recluse

Fashion Drawing by Recluse
Fashion Drawing by Recluse

Fashion Drawing by Recluse

 		Fashion Drawing by Recluse
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Recluse is a man inspired to design for women with real figures.  He would like to team with a pattern maker and make his designs available to fashion inspired women who like to sew.  He would also like to do sketches for pattern makers for their pattern envelopes. 

Recluse is from the USA, but always found that London look from his early teens fascinating.  His first inspirations in fashion would be the days when 'Dollybirds' roamed King's Road and Mary Quant started the miniskirt craze.  He likes his models to have very long hair and that early 1970's heavy eyeliner look.  His earlier designs are mainly tiny miniskirts on models with Rapunzel length hair.   He likes to keep his latest designs simple, functional, and wearable for average and fuller figures.

Recluse comes from a creative family and observed his mother who sewed constantly and was quite fashionable in her day.  His father and grandfather were painters.   Recently, having more time since his son has grown he's started to think of retirement hobbies and has written an illustrated novel, started an art site, and most recent, started sketching fashion again.  These are some of his new pieces.  You can also see some more of his work by visiting his web pages here and scrolling his page to view other work.

 

  

 

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