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Outfit of the Day

I have a weakness for easy-breezy trapeze-shaped summery dresses. They're ideal for days when I don't want to think of what to wear, and especially on days when its over over 50 degrees outside! I found this dress at Cacharel boutique in Arrraya Complex. I liked the fact that it has a ruffle detail at the lower front part of the dress. And on the back, the dress is completely straight with a longer length. I wore it with my TopShop light denim skirt to avoid any unwanted "Marilyn-Monroe's-Seven-Year-Itch" moment (remember her famous scene where she stood over a subway grating??). I wore it with my favorite turquoise stones necklaces, my comfy fuchsia Prada sandals of S/S 2011 I think, and my Olympia le Tan clutch. I forgot to take a photo of my pony-tail, but I had it tied in a checkered silk scarf. It looked very retro paired with my 50's-inspired printed dress. 

Cacharel Runway photo credit Style.com
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4 Ketakeet emfarzineen said…
I looove love love your sandals and i really like the colors combination its so summery! i seriously like the whole outfit<3
22 May, 2013
mushroom said…
Confashions...Could i sleep in your closet?!
22 May, 2013
LadyB_Q8 said…
Gorgeous top !
but what can I say you make everything look pretty
26 May, 2013
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