So I had picked up a shirt at Macy's from their Michael Kors line. Softest fabric I have ever felt - thank goodness it was on sale because I just had to have it. Only one problem I didn't notice until I got it home and put it on to wear it. The cowl neck has a little too much extra fabric. If you stood up straight it draped beautifully. Unfortunately, if you leaned forward or even hunched your shoulders
at all it gapped to show
way too much. Hmm, dilemma.
I decided to try taking the neckline up at the shoulder seam. But only at the neckline. I did it that way to try and avoid ruining the cowl neck, and because I wasn't sure what to do with the extra fabric. It would distort the seam at the arm if I took the adjustment all the way across, or so I was thinking.
SO here is the view from the front of the shirt:
And since you can't really see it in this picture because of the pattern, here is a closeup of the shoulder area:
It creates kindof a starburst effect of folds. Not sure if it looks deliberate or just sloppy. Can't decide if I want to try and fix this, or try to figure out how, or just leave it as is and brazen it out like I meant it that way. Any thoughts or suggestions?
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