Last week we wrote about Banksy’s ‘Balloon Girl’ and this week we felt inspired to do a twinship photo shoot of  ‘Ballon Girl’ — a nod to Banksy, of course. And, if you look closely at some of our photos,  you’ll see that we took some ‘artistic liberty’ during the editing process.
In twinship style, we paired red and pink balloons with our traditional Eritrean chiffon dress that our Aunt Sagad made for us back home in Eritrea. Traditionally, Eritrean chiffon dresses are longer in length (just above the ankles), but we tailored our dresses to fit our style.
So tell us what you think?
xoxo,
Feven & Helena #twinship
 “some things are not always what they seem”
P.S. Feven wants you to know that, “…the wind stayed perfectly calm for, Helena, during her shoot,  but when it was time for me to start shooting, I was almost knocked down by the wind!” Helena wants you to know, “…that the wind couldn’t knock us down, so we had to take the shoot indoors.” We guess there is always hope.
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33 thoughts on “Balloon Girls dressed in Eritrean Chiffon”
AS USUAL – lovely!!!!!! the dresses and you girls are absolutely beautiful!!!! love the balloons, and yes= there’s always HOPE!
thank you, bombshell! means a lot! #twinship
Kit-shikora! Shee-fons (as my Ade says) are essential to lady-like fashion. I love how y’all incorporate Eritrea/habeshaness to everything. It is so intertwined with who I am as an American, it is nice to see I am not the only one.
it’s who we REALLY are and we’re so proud of it. thank you for visiting and reading! #twinship
We forgot to ask, how did you hear about our blog? xoxo Feven & Helena
Just surfing the web and came across the blog.
That’s great. Be in touch. xo
Love it girls!! Those pictures are amazing!!
thank you, Lex! #twinship4life
Those Chiffon dresses are gorg!
Thank you so much! You are such a loyal reader and we really appreciate it. xoxo #twinship
I went back home and made a few fun ones for my friend and I. They are so well priced and its custom made for $500 Nakfa!
Wow. Amazing. How did you find us?
Love how you girls revamped the good ol’ Chiffon ready for Vogue 🙂 Check out my blog http://agelgil.wordpress.com, maybe you can relate to my Kiros story. Keep up the great work.
Thank you so much! Love your site too. How did you find us? Be in touch. xoxo F&H
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F & H, you’ve really outdone yourselves this time! Kudos on a stunning shoot – very editorial, amazing, these could be in “W” et al. – chiffon never looked so good!
wow, W magazine! that’s far too kind! thank you so much! #twinship
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Thank you!
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Where can I get one of those dresses? Like, for reals ladies, they’re awesome!
Our Aunt made them in Africa, so we have to would something out! ha. xoxo #twinship
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