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Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Wrap Star

Judging from the deep neckline and scanty overlap, this wrap dress may be a size too small. (But the size tag was cut out . . . so how am I to know?) My quick fix is to layer a shirt (and pettipants) underneath. I like the structure a collar and sleeves brings to the wrap. (And pettipants, or a slip, are a good idea under even a properly sized wrap dress.)



Dress, Diane von Furstenburg (consignment) Blouse, INC (cut from a swapped dress). Shoes, BCBGeneration. Sunglasses, Girlprops. Purse, Charming Charlie.

7 comments:

  1. Anonymous9:56 AM

    I've always avoided wrap dresses for because I was afraid a shirt underneath would ruin the lines. However, you've proven a shirt can go underneath very nicely! Love the color combos you've got going on with this outfit too!

    ~J

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  2. Anonymous11:14 AM

    I think it'll be a very sad day when you retire that blouse. Pattern mixing perfection!

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  3. Anonymous11:55 AM

    I know slips or pettipants are considered old-school these days, but I love them. They make your skirts or dresses lay so much better! Erica

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  4. Where can you find petti-pants? I have exactly one pair that I inherited from my Grandma. I love them under skirts, but they are impossible to find in regular stores.
    Thank you!
    Erin

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  5. I have a wrap dress that fits on the small side...I layer it over another dress and call it good. :o)

    Your hair looks so pretty curled today. :o)

    www.dressupnotdown.blogspot.com

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  6. Amy Beth8:23 PM

    I hope more people start wearing slips again! This is the second recent post of yours that have mentioned them! Call me old fashioned but I think slips are a good thing!

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