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The jacket :
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ok heres the top i customised... it was a vest top and i really wanted a backless top so cut off the back and added some lovely ribbon that ties at the back i usually wear it over a black t-shirt but for you theres some flesh!:lol:
 
Hanne the jacket is great....well done. iTs really like the doo ri one.

EIR - good job.
 
Hanne, Well it's just gorgeous! I have been looking at it quote a few times at the local h&m :lol: :p
EIR, Great job. It looks lovely on you.
 
i'd really like to see how it looks layered boots...
i am on a layering kick these days...^_^
good job though...

love the jkt hanne...
:flower:
 
here you go softie:flower:

i like it better with the t-shirt underneath because im loving monochrome at the moment:heart:

p.s. sorry my pictures are so blurry and bad!
 
it looks good boots...
very cute and creative!!...


*but what do you mean by monochrome...?
monochrome means all one colour..?...:huh:...
 
I always understood monochrome to be black and white as opposed to colours.. but it seems we are both right :

Monochrome

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Something which is monochromatic has a single color. In physics, the word is used more generally to refer to electromagnetic radiation of a single wavelength.
For an image, the term monochrome is essentially the same as black-and-white, but monochrome may be preferred to indicate that combinations such as green-and-white, green-and-black, etc., are not excluded.
In computing, monochrome has two meanings: it can mean having only one colour which is either on or off, or also allowing shades of that colour, although the latter is more correctly known as greyscale. Thus it too has some ambiguity.
A monochrome computer display is capable of displaying only a single color, often green, amber, red or white, and often also shades of that colour.
In the physical sense, no real source of electromagnetic radiation is purely monochromatic, since that would require a wave of infinite duration. Even sources such as lasers have some narrow range of wavelengths (known as the linewidth or bandwidth of the source) within which they operate.
The word monochromatic comes from the two Greek words mono (meaning "one"), and chroma (χρωμα, meaning "surface" or "the colour of the skin").
 
you're funny hanne...
bottom line...
if your outfit is monochromatic...it means that is is all one colour...

:flower:

*although if one is speaking of photography...
then it would make sense to refer to a b&w image as monochromatic...


:D
 
softgrey said:
it looks good boots...
very cute and creative!!...


*but what do you mean by monochrome...?
monochrome means all one colour..?...:huh:...

i have always thought monochrome was black and white!:blink:

but i love my top mainly because of the bows !:heart: and i will always were it with the black t-shirt because i dont like to show that much flesh normaly!:ninja:
 
Monochrome does mean black and white.
Everyone is so talented on here!
 
*bump*

"Mono" means one. A monochrome look means that you are going for a single color. ;)
 
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