I wore this outfit a couple of weeks ago when we visited Edmonds, an adorable town north of Seattle. I LOVE this dress! It is very comfortable and easy to wear, and such a classic, lovely style. Accessorized differently, I can wear it in the 1940s, 1970s, 1980s styles... so many possibilities!
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Sweater dress - Lane Bryant (looks like it's sold out on the web, maybe you can still find it in your local store)
Shawl - Russian platok, my parents' gift 10 years ago
Shoes - thrifted, Goodwill find
Purse - ooooold
Jewelry - collected over the years
Nail polish is new to me, not especially happy with the quality, but love the vibrant color
It's a pretty dress, and looks perfect for this time if year. Dresses with sleeves do not require layering and look so polished. I love this sort of one-stop dressing, just add a shawl or a coat for cooler weather.
ReplyDeleteDear Natalia, wonderfull dress. yes it's timeless. Love the russian platok. The colour is so beautyfull for you ♥️.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day. Kisses Tina
your knit dress ist sooo chic!! the fine white lines in the skirt - aahh!
ReplyDeleteand although the dress is cool and graphic you made it your own with all the warm accessories! and with a platok you can never fail in my eyes :-)
tons of hugses!!! xxxx
The black and white dress with its chic lines reminds me of 1930s Art Deco styles - very stylish indeed!
ReplyDeleteDon't fret about commenting, I know how hard it is to keep uip when life gets busy - we all just do our best! xxx
So chic and yet warm as well. The platok looks so cosy. Xo Jazzy Jack
ReplyDeletelovely dress, that geometric black&white style is a classic and also love that you can take it into every style you like!, it's versatile and cool!
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