Turn old into new and different! In our new fashion collection in sisterMAG No. 63 we show you how we turned some of our designs into practical rain companions. Discover the rain jackets and complete looks here, all patterns are available in our shop sistermagpatterns.com!
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Rain boots, leaves, colourful trees and pulling a cosy jacket just that little bit tighter around yourself… in this new issue, we’d like to show you how you can use our older patterns with different fabrics so they work for this rainy autumn season. We were especially inspired by rubber materials and used a lot of softshell fabric and other water-repellent cloths. Softshell is great, too, because it warms without lining. We loved snapping our gorgeous model Adina in Potsdam. In boots that matched the outfit, we shot her beautiful pictures by the Ringerkolonnade and the science park Albert Einstein with its impressive Einsteinturm. Even though the plastic shoes would have been waterproof, the sun was of course beaming down all day long on this shooting day for the fall collection with rain jackets ;)
This double-breasted jacket with short sleeves is a true all-rounder. You can wear it as a jacket or as an elegant top. The big buttons catch the eye and replace any jewellery. You can use different buttons for a unique look on your jacket. Do you already know which ones you’d pick?
This unlined cotton coat immediately catches the eye. Partly because of its shawl collar, partly because of the wide cut. The rough cotton we used makes this piece very sturdy and it can be closed with 3 buttons. The perfect companion to just throw on over any outfit.
Grey and rainy weather = grey boring clothes? Not for us! We like colours, just like fall. This wide hemp jacket now comes in a floral print that makes any dull day better. It’s comfortable and warm due to the lining. The French pockets match the playful vibes and the collar adds a touch of chic!
You’ll know this blouse with a lapel collar from sisterMAG issue 14, a timeless piece that can be worn with everything. The blouse is sleeveless, has a collar and buttons down the front. On the left, there is a piped pocket above the chest.
These elegant and easy Bermuda trousers with pleats are worn high-waisted, as is currently in fashion. It has two pockets on the side and is closed with a zipper and button. Worn with comfortable boots, it works great in fall and can be worn throughout this season, too.
Maybe you’ll know this blazer: the 59-5 Oversizeblazer from sisterMAG issue 59 used to have patch pockets. We now changed them to flap pockets for a slightly chicer look.
Adina wears this piece with the 60-3 Shirt with gigot sleeves from a comfortable cotton jersey. This shirt is a staple in our closets!
Of course, we have to have a dress in our collection. This below-the-knee jersey dress has so many beautiful details. The balloon sleeves and plackets bring a magical playfulness and the small gatherings of fabric in the back give the dress a loose and elegant shape.
A hood isn’t only practical but also looks great. The special thing about this wide wrap coat are the snap buttons on the hood, allowing you to attach and detach it as needed.
Two pockets give storage space. We chose a loud dandelion print. A little note to the wind that now can’t bother us anymore?! ;)
This wide short trench coat-style coat with a waistbelt is great for cool summer days or mild fall days and you can easily throw it on. It has oversized pockets with enough space for keys and wallet so you’re perfectly equipped for a cosy walk.
From cosy time at home in these loungewear trousers from jersey fabric, they can just as well be worn with a coat to head out. A casual outfit with a top or jumper will take you anywhere. Thanks to an elastic waistband and stretchy materials, these are so comfortable that you won’t want to take them off.
