Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 1月16日 04時44分

Atlanta-based designer Alissa Bertrand (@jabellafleur) has been sewing for more than 20 years, but it was only last year that she began to make clothes for her three daughters. “I couldn’t afford what I wanted,” she says. “So I started to create them myself.” Ever since, Bertrand has been using upcycled materials from thrift stores for her bright, retro-inspired floral frocks and separates with ruffled collars and sleeves and prairie silhouettes while asking her kids to model them on Instagram. (She’s working on a full children’s line, to be launched soon.) “We work together and talk about what they like,” Bertrand says. “They each have a style of their own, and I try to follow that. We don’t call this dressing up—it’s just our look.”

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