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Just Like Stella...

We all fell truly madly deeply in love with Stella McCartney's resort 2011 collection.  That blue off-the-shoulder eyelet flowers dress, and the flower printed jackets and tailored pieces.... ah! to die for!  So imagine my surprise when I walked inside H&M recently. Waaaait a minute, seems like H&M has chosen to be inspired by Stella this season. And I'm not surprised, Stella always delivers one of the most sought-after pieces every season. I have tried on that H&M dress and its fit actually was really good. I wasn't too fond of the floral printed skirt and top though.

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Anonymous said…
Loved the first top, now I know it's gonna be sold out immediately just because you posted about it :P

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