This dress is up to size 16, however there are now eyelets at the back to open it up for larger sizes and to pull it in for smaller. For this photo, it was roughly pinned at the back.

The dress was bought second hand which had a lot of coffee coloured silk, now completely taken out of the picture, with a kids size harlequin outfit cut up and utilised throughout. One of artist’s red tulle skirts was also cut up and sewed with much creativity onto the shoulder areas as dark whimsical features.

Creative makeup can go in any direction, and there is a white base to use here if you would like a similar vibe to the artist featured here.

Bec from BB Millinery was the devine Queen of Hearts and the first person to wear the outfit. Bec was photographed with a white alpaca in the front yard. The outfit required reworking hence the difference to the look in the top to ‘Miranda Fair’ professional drag artiste adorned with the new Queen of Hearts headpiece stylised on the original Lewis Carroll ‘Alice in Wonderland’ book.

31st July – Queen of Hearts plus size was finished. The same as above, however a wrap around top with a gold featured piece (more like the imagery in the Lewis Carroll book) as opposed to the white panel in the small to large.

How would you want your makeup for this Alice in Wonderland themed outfit?

A gorgeous across the board skirt, is the Alice Moonlit skirt for all sizes. Made from a vintage wedding dress that went under the knife ..or scissors. See the blog post re more to this project.

Please note this top is for smaller sizes, however there are other options for all sizes.

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