Yesterday I woke up with a crazy urge to wear a dress. That is a first. Anyway, all the ones I have made are summer dresses, so I started thinking... "Hey Mommy, do you remember when we got those matching read dresses from Chadwicks like 6 years ago and I didn't like mine so I gave it to you?..." Well, we found one of them. It was very big on me and had an unacceptable neckline, so after wearing it once I decided I wouldn't be wearing it out of the house again. Well, now it is a lot shorter than it was and the sleeves are a little short, but I roll them up anyway (nervous habit I suppose) so that didn't matter. It was still a bit baggy...so I added the only large belt I have. Was it a fashion faux pas? I'm thinking back to everything I've read on Amandabeth Online and trying to decide... Anyhow, my friends liked it. :-)
On another note, that same Amanda Beth is hosting another fashion event! Head over to her blog to check it out.
Looks great, I like the belt! It also looked fine to me without the belt....
ReplyDeleteAWW! I love the dress!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteThe dress is very sweet and the belt just dresses it up and makes it super cute! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat dress! Very 1950's! I love the color, and the belt looks awesome with it.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's very pretty, Joanna! I wish I had a dress like that... I like how you added the belt - it really completes the outfit.
ReplyDeleteGod bless,
~ Kira
I love that dress with the belt. Wow, that is something I would really appreciate having in my closet. How nice!
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