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Look What They Made! Astrid
Astrid proves yet again that you can wear prints and batiks with ease and style, pretty much anywhere in the world. Here she rocks the dark blue and white adire from Nigeria as a nice pencil skirt, paired with a white top.
If you have something similar in mind and like the fabric, the Green and white version is available right here.
Do share you creations with us, we would love to see what YOU have made.
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