Apr
23
How to Wear Full A-Line Skirts
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Last weekend I was amazed at how many gorgeous a-line skirts were on display at the mall. Although I already have several, the temptation was too great. I ended up trying on dozens and added four more to my collection (at under thirty bucks a pop, I might add).
As I’ve said before, I love the a-line…it’s comfortable, forgiving, and works for all sorts of occasions. Because a-lines are full skirts (particularly the ones on sale this season), it can be difficult to decide what tops and shoes to choose. This article will show you how to make the most of the a-line this Spring. Read more
Apr
20
Top 10 Modest, Retro Swimsuits
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There are a lot of gorgeous retro swimsuits in stores this season. These one-pieces are perfect for wearing to a more conservative event, for hiding a bit of bulge, or for achieving a glamorous, classy look.
Here are my top picks:
Basic Black Sheath
This basic black swimsuit has adorable neckties and a flattering shape. It’s a retro pinup girl classic.
From: MyBabyJoe.com
Juicy Couture Swimdress
This stylish number is my personal favorite (although a bit expensive at $164…). The swimsuit has halter straps, lace trim, and an adorable bow. I think I’m in love…
From: Norstrom.com
Apr
1
More Made-to-Order Dresses
Filed Under Great Sites, Modest Clothes | 2 Comments
After I posted about the British dress company StyleShake, several readers offered additional suggestions for other made-to-order dress sites. Here are the top three:
1. DressByDesign. This American company takes a bit longer than StyleShake, but the pieces are shipped from within the States. They offer a ton of style and fabric options. You can choose a standard size or have the dress made to fit your measurements perfectly. One thing I really like about DressByDesign is that they let you choose exactly how long you want your skirts to be. I do wish that they offered more pictures of actual pieces rather than relying primarily on illustrations. Read more