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03/18/2006

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Anonymous

http://content.neimanmarcus.com/products/mn/NMT0KGJ_mn.jpghere is something else you should look at.. what about pockets eh? I can't decide whether I think pockets are fine or not..(everyone keeps running sandra bullocks down for keeping her hands in hers at the oscars.)i really don't know. a part of me says it's cute. (argh!)

Sarah

I kinda like that dress!! I know that the black and white stripes are hard to pull off without looking like a prisoner, but I think that dress passes the test because of the way they designed the skirt. I have surely seen uglier things!!

Gidget Bananas

That skirt's made up of panels of stripes running in different directions, isn't it? I'm afraid if I look at it too long or too hard, I'll get a seizure.

Shiny Blue Black

your description of likely accessorizing caused the eye in my mind to explode. I will be sending you the bill soon.

Sara

Ooof. That dress looks impossible to pull off, unless your waist is somewhere below your ass. That said, if the dress were bias-cut, it might look somewhat passable?

Louise

I went out dancing last night, and I SAW this dress on a girl at the club. And it was shortly after I read this posting, and I laughed and pointed it out to my friend who also reads the site. Good call, Erin. The dress is already making the rounds.

La BellaDonna

There is some really bad action going on at the hipline. Because this is not my blog, and people don't know where to find me, I am willing to take a stand and say that Horizontal Stripes Are Nearly Always A Bad Idea; they certainly aren't as good an idea as often as there are people sporting them. For people who love their horizontal stripes, No Matter What, that's fine; this is the land of the free, after all. But bear in mind a couple of things: Make sure you want that area broadened, because that's what horizontal stripes do (so, not necessarily a bad thing for those who consider themselves less busty or hippy than they'd like to be); and horizontal stripes will accent any spots (shoulders, hips, bosoms) which are asymmetrical. Much better are stripes which match in a "V" center front, broadening the shoulders and narrowing the waist (Please note that if the stripes are in an upside-down "V" - "^", it will narrow the bust and widen the waist.)And stripes which do not match at the seams are a Very Bad Thing indeed.

Josh

Thanks for giving me a headache, Erin.

Floridaprincess

I so agree with La belladonna.

Anonymous

This dress is soooo horribly unflattering! I feel sorry for anyone who is going to be wearing it.

Anonymous

I love this dress

Anonymous

I love this dress

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