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Copy Cat: Vanessa Hudgens's French Connection Dress

I'm not crazy about Vanessa Hudgens's sense of style (or lack of it) and I can't stand Highschool Musical. But I thought you should know that the French Connection dress seen on Vanessa in the picture here is now available at French Connection branches at the Avenues and Marina Mall.

But if you want my honest advise? Puuuhleeease don't get the dress. The "decorative" sequins are of the cheapest quality and the dress screams "tacky" miles a way. Then again, that's just my opinion. The price tag of the dress is around KD 85.


umm.. do you really want to spend that much money to look tacky? OK OK! I'm zipping the lip.
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Anonymous said…
yeah the dress really looks cheap oo ma yiswa il 85 kd..
07 October, 2007
Anonymous said…
I've been to french connection this weekend , & saw the dress kilish mo 7elow . I agree with you .
Me ;)
07 October, 2007
Nera said…
i totally disagree about what you said on her sense of style
she is usually stylish on her music videos and on high school musical
but this dress is too much i dont like fcuk at all
they have unwearable dresses means they look good in the shop but totally bad when you wear them !
07 October, 2007
Confashion said…
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And guess who wore the yellow version of the dress? Paris Hilton! I'm not surprised :P

anonymous
I liked a couple of their casual stuff though..

nera
I don't know.. lately I haven't been impressed with her choices for clothes. But that's my taste ;)
07 October, 2007
Anonymous said…
idk I htink she loosk cute in it, but it dosent really matter because she's wearing it not us, her choice not ur so we don't really need to worry because she's wearing it because she likes it and it's her opinion on the dress and she baught it so you know :)
22 December, 2008
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