EDWARDIAN BOW ADORNED BOLERO

The first thing I noticed about this bolero is its heft. This has a very comfortable weight. I was terribly afraid this was going to be made of the horribly light weight fabric that's not even fit to be a lining. But surprisingly, and wonderfully so, has some weight and delicate structure. I would consider this more Rococo than Edwardian but I get it. The color is very crème —"quaint and tasty"—the material inside and out is very pleasant to the hands. I don't care for the bows as they're too small for my liking (I may change this myself)... The bolero would wear nicely on bare arms or with a lovely blouse. The collar sits well and comfortable around the neck. The buttons are sewn on well (which is usually one of the laziest problems ones find in clothing these days), however, one of the button loops at the cuff on the right arm of mine is not with even enough give to catch the button easily. As it's not so terrible to be an inconvenience or to warrant dropping a star, I am very happy to have this!