Colonial Fashionista-Lissie's Easter Outfit

Even though Lissie had already taken her Easter outfit photo back in March, she changed her mind when one of my relatives commented that she always dressed as the plantation owner's daughter.  Yes, I did explain that her father was a store owner and it was her maternal grandfather who owned the plantation, but to no avail, everyone wanted to know where were her play clothes.  Since everything from lace dresses to shorts are worn to church on any given Sunday, including Easter, Lissie decided to wear her new riding habit outfit.  She traded the petticoat for the breeches and borrowed one of Lucky's tops and her worry doll purse.  She left her jacket off because it got warm.
She did get a lot of compliments.

Purse-Claires, Shoes & Tights-Doll Show, Bracelets-Borrowed, Breeches and Top-VPF (me)

Colonial Fashionista - Lissie's Back!

Finally, my doll Lissie has returned from Colonial Williamsburg.  For the last month she's been hanging out with her friends, checking out the latest colonial fashions and going to every ball and assembly that she was invited to.  Even though the petticoat trousers raised a few eyebrows, the brown ball gown went over great.

Shoes and Pinner Cap-American Girl, Ballgown-VPF (my own pattern)

Easter Sunday-Colonial Fashionista

Colonial Fashionista

This was Lissie's outfit for Easter Sunday. 

Shoes-American Girl.  Dress and Hat-VPF.