 MargaStyle specializes in creating unique costumes for every occasion, including holidays, carnival, parties, theaters, LARP, medieval events, and fantasy fairs. Here's an example of a simple yet elegant cape that's easy to throw over your regular outfit. With its touch of glitter and glamour, it instantly transforms your look, making it perfect for any festive event!
What do Haute Couture, LARP, and Cosplay have in common? The sewing machine! In Haute Couture, LARP, and Cosplay, costumes are crafted for special occasions, embodying extravagance, personal touch, and boundless creativity. Let's dive into what each entails and explore why the latter two hobbies are currently gaining immense popularity.
 Ever heard of a Viking Hood or Skjoldehamn? This is a medieval hat often referred to as a Medieval Hood as well. You can spot these capes in many variations at LARP events and also at Cosplay events. They are easy to make if you enjoy playing with textile puzzles.
 Discover the Enchantment of Creating Victorian Clothing
An era of opulence and elegance, where clothing was not just functional but a work of art in itself. The world of Victorian fashion! As fellow lovers of sewing, we understand the magic of creating Victorian clothing all too well. 
There's something truly magical about delving into the world of Live Action Role-Playing (LARP) and creating medieval-inspired clothing.
It's a sewing-journey that transports us back in time, allowing us to immerse ourselves in the rich tapestry of history while unleashing our creativity in ways we never thought possible. 
In the realm of historical dramas, few series capture the opulence, romance, and political intrigue of the 16th century as effectively as "Reign." Set against the backdrop of the court of Mary, Queen of Scots, this television series not only weaves a captivating narrative but also showcases a stunning array of period-appropriate costumes that transport viewers to the heart of Renaissance fashion.
 Exciting News! Burda 6398, the Renaissance dress, crafted by Marga van der Vet, is now featured on the Bernina blog. Part 2 is live – check it out!
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All about creating your own Chanel-Style jacket, Chanel-lovers information, Historic Costumes, Couture & Sewing book reviews and tutorials.
By: Marga van der Vet,
50+ model
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