It's also super sheer! I stole the lining from this dress to wear under it. And it wrinkles like the Dickens but I like it - it was so light and floaty. I felt like I should be sitting in the garden, sipping tea and eating tiny sandwiches with watercress.The stuff:
I can't believe I've only worn these shoes once, here, last October for my birthday dinner in Seattle. That's just wrong.This is my first time ever mixing animal prints: zebra and what is that? giraffe? I felt so daring.
You can see the nice pin-tucks on the bodice of the dress in the above picture.
Dress (no label, consignment), belt (Denver Hayes, consignment), shoes (Linea Paolo, consignment), ring (consignment), earrings (gift from L).
uuuuu nice... i like how you brought together the animal prints sooo unexpectedly. genius.
ReplyDeleteLovely! I love all the subtle details enhancing the outfit. The earrings are super cute.
ReplyDeletePretty dress and NICE print mixing!
ReplyDeleteThe animal print mix is delightful! And how lucky that you had another lining that worked with the new dress.
ReplyDeleteSassy sassy, super sassy and sexy outfit. Love the dress ... but the shoes ... I'm in lust :-(
ReplyDeleteLOVE the dress! The animal prints worked out nicely too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great dress! The mixing of the animal prints works beautifully!
ReplyDeleteThe only thing better than one animal print is two animal prints.
ReplyDeleteFabulous dress find - it looks beautifully elegant.
ReplyDeleteI'll put the kettle on and start cutting the crusts off the cucumber sandwiches ;)
ditto the other Tina. :)
ReplyDeleteI really like this dress on you. It's so sophisticated without being stuffy.
Thanks, Tina! Agreed, it's going to be great for summer in the office.
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