In a more stable knit, my
ocelot ponte knit Trifecta Top has a very fitted look, but I wanted to see what a much more unstable knit would do in the same pattern.
So without making any fit changes, I made this one up in a slinky knit with about 150% stretch.
This version has the hem band, so it is a bit longer, and I omitted the shoulder patches. The weight of the slinky also pulls it down a little, giving it even more length.
As you can see, this is a completely different top, just with the change of fabric. In a stable ponte, the top is fitted and "dressed up" looking, but switching to a more unstable, stretchy knit, the result is a comfy, casual but still great looking top.
I love how versatile the
Trifecta Top pattern is! Want a casually chic top for hanging around? Check. Want a sleek, fitted top to impress? Check. PJs? Check.
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Trifecta Top yet? Don't forget the discount code!! TRIFECTA will get you 20% off any two Kitschy Coo patterns in the shop! It's only good until Sunday. Hurry!
8 comments:
So what fabric did you use for the first one (the PJ top)?
I love it -- it looks fantastic on you -- comfy yet spring inspired. Hope you are enjoying the Spring breaking!
This looks great on you!
You have a great variety of tops with this pattern :) They all look awesome! This one is my favorite so far. I like the color and the way it drapes
Thank you! I really like this one, too. The color is so great!
Thanks! We don't actually get to Spring Break for a couple more weeks, but I'm so ready! :)
The first one is an interlock (white) & jersey (red) combo. They were both more stable knits.
I've so loved all of these Trifectas! I think the neckline is perfect on you and the raglan is so flattering.
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