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it's important to have dress that are "day-to-night." Meaning, it can be worn all day a certain way, then worn at night by changing only a few things. A good example of a DTN dress is this Tulle dress I found on Lulus.com. The neutral color with a neat pattern serves as a great daytime dress. Pair it with simple sandals, a pendant necklace, a slouchy leather bag, and a light cardigan (if the weather calls for one). Leave your hair down with beachy and relaxed waves. Then, for night, pull your hair back, put on some black heels, a black cropped leather jacket, and trade in the slouchy bag for a simple clutch. The perfect dress for an entire day.
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I definitely agree that everyone needs a dress that can be worn day and night and that dress is cute.
ReplyDeleteOh those wernt my own photographs. I wish though. the source is down the bottom. Thanks for visiting my blog by the way :)
ReplyDeleteOoh very cute! I agree :D
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i love the pictures on your blog! even if they weren't your own haha. most of mine aren't my own
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