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Today I would like to show you costume that was made for a special occasion. I can easily tell that it’s the only such an occasion in a lifetime. In October I got an email from Emily. Together, with her ​​fiancé Ryan, they decided to get married in an amazing style - instead of the traditional white dress and suit they wanted to wear early medieval Viking costumes. With their courtesy, I can show you pictures made in the beautiful and snowy Colorado Springs. Wedding date has also been appointed for an unusual day - Germanic Jul. The holiday is celebrated on December 21 during the winter solstice night. This is the ti

I took advantage of the beautiful Polish autumn as a background for photo session. Between red oak leaves and yellow leaves of birch I show my new clothes. Dress in the photographs is based on Scandinavian men's tunic with four wedges (like Haithabu tunic for example). It is a top dress, worn on the underdress. It is suitable for cooler days and evenings. The dress has short sleeves and is semi length to expose the possible decorations of underdress. This dress was sewn from 50% linen and 50% wool fabric, but it works best as 100% wool. The dress is decorated at the neckline and sleeves with hems. The hems are made of green flax. It's sim