Feb 08 2010
Well Hello Spring!
Our New styles for February have hit the shelves. But our local boutiques are buying them up fast, so don’t wait!
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I love your clothes, and you ET site, I just found you a few weeks ago and love everything!! I just wish your dresses were a little more modest and came at least right below the knee…then I could wear your dresses. I’m am so delighted to see what God is doing through you, keep up the great work!
-Grace
How tall are you Grace? The model is 5′9″, so things will appear shorter on her.
I’m 5′ 4” and very curvy…:)
I love these styles! Fresh and fun, but still modest. You guys fill such an important niche!
Love the new dresses, but the prices are way too high.
Yea, half the time I’m like- these dresses are worth every cent, then the other half it’s absolutely kiling me. (private confession of a designer ; )
Oh, Christa! You have really outdone yourself this time; the clothes are absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!! Thank you so much for all your hard work! I am kind of sad to see the prices go up, but y’all are so worth it, I’m sure.
I just noticed the fabric closely on the “Rosy June Wrap”, and about a week ago, I made myself a reversible apron out of that VERY same fabric. Hahaha, great taste you have-I guess great minds really do think alike.
Blessings to you,
Amy
lol! Robert Kaufman is the designer behind that print and it’s definitely popular! I wish I could see your apron!
Hmmm, I’m trying to think. Oh, I guess I can email you a pic of it if you’d like…sorry I don’t have my own blog yet to post pics of it on.
don’t stress dear-
Love the new line! It’s gorgeous! I have to agree with those who say the prices are high, so there’s not a big chance I’ll be getting one.
But they are quite lovely to look at!
My favorite of the skirts is the Dreamy Denim skirt! Too cute and at least more affordable than the dresses. I bought the long sailor skirt a while back and LOVE it. I honestly wear it almost every two days.
the dress’s are really pretty but there is no way I can afford one:(
I might get the dreamy denim skirt though,I wanted one of your previous long denim skirts but didn’t get a chance to order it before it was gone:(
Ill probably get it:)
oh by the way is the white skirt the model in the valentines day photo shoot waering the academy skirt? just wondering because it looked really cute.
No, it’s the White Eyelet skirt, it will be available again within a few days.
sorry to bother you but I just saw the Creamy Anne skirt and I really like it but I’m wondering, is it white or is it of white, of course I figured it was off white due to the title but it looks more like white in the picture, I just don’t want to spend a lot on a skirt and then not even look nice in it (I can pull it off but I look a lot better pure white).
The skirt is made from cream corduroy. I understand the white/cream difference, my mom is the same exact way!
Just wanted to say that I think the higher prices are worth it! I’m into fashion (I even sketch little designs once in awhile for fun
I love your Jackie O. dress! ), and I can completely tell the difference in quality with your new line. I invest in higher priced, higher quality clothing because it lasts and is always in style. It’s one thing to charge $1200 for a dress, but another to make sure you have a quality product. Keep it up!
I completely agree with Anne. I am all about quality and things that are going to last both in material and in the fashion sense (such classic pieces!). Your line is the quintessence of these things.
I appreciate you and your buisness. Amazing job. 
Oh also, there was one dress, I believe, that had the model’s height in the description on your other site. That was really helpful to me. Would you consider doing that again for the other pieces?
sure, glad you mentioned it.
I like the Letizia dresses and Anne skirts- the materials are superb.
However… I liked the old models better. They smiled more, & looked more happy & at ease. They also looked more like the average girl that might be wearing the outfits. Also, I like to see a variety of models, because it makes it easier for me to know what the outfit would look like on me, and on different body styles. It seems particularly strange that the models are usually so much taller than the clientele that is buying the items, which makes it harder to figure out where a hemline would hit. Also, this is a goofy artsy point, but I’m a bigger fan of the bluer-tinged backgrounds than the brown ones.
An interesting comment. I’m 5′ 11″ and without curves, so I have an easier time figuring out what clothes look like when they are shown on professional models.
Just another point of view. I like both ways that you have done it, Christa.
Heh, heh…yes. I’m 5′2″, but I really don’t mind the taller models, since everyone else uses the taller models and it’s kind of automatically set in my head that it will be longer on me. I’ve bought several dresses that looked like minis on the model but were perfect on me. If she used shorter models, I’d get all confused!! lol
I recently bought the blue Best Friend dress with Christmas money. I love the dress!! I haven’t had a chance to wear it yet because it has been soooo cold, but I’m looking forward to the warmer weather so that I can wear it!
I absolutely love your new designs, but I will have to agree with some of the other girls here, they are a bit pricey for the average girl. It’s really hard to find modest dresses, so when I found you site I was SO excited! $50-$80 is a good price to pay for a good quality dress that is lovely and modest, and I would pay a little bit more if the dress was for a really special occasion.
Your new designs may be worth every penny, and I would buy them if they were in my price range, but alas *tear* no new CT dress for me (and probably most of your blog followers). I guess I’m saying this: Most of the ladies that you are targeting for your products aren’t going to be able to pay that much for you new designs.
I don’t say any of this to mean at all. I love your designs! They are lovely! And if I could I would buy the new ones. I’m so glad that you have a mission to provide classy, chic, modest, feminine clothing to ladies. Especially when it is so hard to find! Thank you and God Bless!
Oh, I love ALL the new clothes! Your an amazing designer, Christa!
Thank you!
I LOVE the new line!!! Oh, and I also like the new background color. I hadn’t noticed it before, but the blue/lighter colored backgrounds kind of distract me from the clothes, whereas the brown makes them pop.
Oh the new line is so adorable! I love the new skirts and dresses. I was wondering where you got the shoes that the models are wearing? Especially the shoes on the wrap dresses. I just saw them and thought they were really cute. Anyway, you are a wonderful designer!
Aren’t they? I was loving them myself, they were made by Nine West,
Here are some similar :
http://www.amazon.com/Wurl-Penelope-Mary-Jane-Pumps/dp/B002QF0LYW/ref=pd_sbs_shoe_3
Thank you so much! I will certainly look them up!
I love the new line. I light the new swimsuits. I really like the blue one, but I wish the bottom for the other new suit came in the same blue.
a light blue swimskirt?
Yes. If it is there I didn’t see it. (I apologize if it is.) It’s really hard finding modest bathing suits that are cute. You’ve done an excellent job. Thank you.
no, we don’t currently, but it wouldn’t be difficult to add it , hence the comment.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions. I like how you are a very personable designer. I appreciate everything you stand for. I live in NYC, so I’m surrounded by fashion, but I love what your doing. It’s not just about beautiful, timeless clothing. You challenge young women to dress in a way pleasing to God. God bless.