Let your design standout . Marketing my fashion business with my own designs and looks.

Today I completed the sewing of my party dress which I started earlier this week. Like I have said before I didn't want to sew the norm and look like everybody else. If I want to market my skills, this is the best way to do it, look my best in my own design for people to see admire and patronize my business.
Today is the day party day 🎉🥳 and once in a while it will be good for seamstresses to get off their machines and go have some fun time and while that is one, it is also an opportunity to meet new people who may become potential customers for our business

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Everyone in the party venue will be wearing this common African print fabric and much as I will love to showoff my dress, I am equally anticipating what others designers are going to make of theirs.
There will be alot to learn both in fashion and other activities of life.

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Adding different categories of accessories gave my dress a better look, for instance I have bought a tulle and pleated it round the base of my dress here.
The tulle was sold for a dollar and I used just a yard of it.

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Next I have added a glittery golden embroidery around the seam lines of my dress yoke. The embroidery item was bought for $0.5

The sleeves had two steps of flair sewn on a straight straight sleeve.
The sleeves wouldn't have had a firmer of I hadn't added a bias strip round it. Choosing to weave the sleeves won't give me this better look here. Bias is sold at $0.2

In all I can say that nothing good comes cheap. If you are a seamstress in a quest to market your brand or business you have to do a little bit of this kind of spendings just like we pay to have business publicity and adverts in other field of business.
All the accessories bought to sew this dress cost over $4/HBD without the African print fabric that was gifted to me