Her unique approach blends the sentimental value of vintage pieces with modern aesthetics, creating one-of-a-kind garments that honor the past while celebrating new beginnings
As fashions evolved throughout history, the production of the keswa-el-kbria became very expensive, causing many people to rent them out or borrow them, with the production of the dress stopping in the 1960s
If youre looking to switch things up, floral patterns are also a great option, especially if it incorporates Clemsons iconic Orange and Purple
Notable necklaces of the time were long pearl or beaded necklaces, Dog collar necklaces (similar to a choker, but worn lower), drop earrings, and large bracelets (typically made of thick or thin wood, bone, shell, metal, or plastic - sometimes with gems, often mimicking African tribal art)