Ack, that is a whole lot of tablecloths... being... used... as... dresses.
and unfortunately, not a whole lot else. The pilgrim flats weren't working for me either. But if you're into the crocheted kaftan look, this is a great opportunity for DIY.
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Ughh. Good to know that I'm not the only one left unimpressed with the bcbg collection. Even the models can't make these lackluster frocks look good.
I see your point. But perhaps there is an economy here. Just as the table cloth functions as a dress, so too at a party with your plate in your lap the dress functions as a table cloth.
i agree with your overall assessment, however that lime-green scalloped one with the 70s straight sleeves is just lovely!!!!!! i want it. the others can be left to the dining room, however.
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5 comments:
Ughh. Good to know that I'm not the only one left unimpressed with the bcbg collection. Even the models can't make these lackluster frocks look good.
I see your point. But perhaps there is an economy here. Just as the table cloth functions as a dress, so too at a party with your plate in your lap the dress functions as a table cloth.
I confess I had not considered that before j!
agreed, lack of creativity in these pieces.
i agree with your overall assessment, however that lime-green scalloped one with the 70s straight sleeves is just lovely!!!!!! i want it. the others can be left to the dining room, however.
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