AUTHOR: Erin TITLE: Spring spring spring spring spring spring spring DATE: 2:20 PM ----- BODY:

Do you think if I say it often enough, it will happen? If so, then "spring spring spring spring spring" is my new mantra. I'll say it while I shovel the four inches of snow expected in Chicago tonight.

I don't know what it is, but this winter has seemed terribly, terribly long, even longer since we have, thanks to an OBVIOUSLY HUNGOVER post-Super-Bowl groundhog, six more weeks of winter coming.

With all the snow and the ice and the bitter cold, and the using up of tubes of lipbalm faster than Blagojevich wears out hairbrushes, and the constant need to wear two pairs of tights (or one pair of black long johns plus black socks) to prevent the dreaded knee frostbite, and the spring fashion magazines trying to be "relevant" in the "economic crisis" by alternating offering up unremarkable $20 t-shirts with suggesting you buy a couple-grand handbag as an "investment," well, let's just say I haven't even been in the mood to look at anything springlike, not even stuff like this:

That's our friend Oscar de la Renta, who I know we've harshed on before as being a little safe, but -- you have to admit -- the man knows his pretty.

And speaking of pretty -- oooh! have you heard? -- Isaac Mizrahi's first set of designs for Liz Claiborne are about to come out:

It's worth clicking on that image EVEN THOUGH the whole Claiborne site is a stupid flashtastrophe that takes forever to load and doesn't allow for direct links. Because the new collection has about double the cuteness of the stuff he did for Target, and nicer fabrics because it's a higher price point.

Anyway, I'm not looking at this stuff now because it's just TOO PAINFUL. I need a couple of fifty-degree days in a row before I can begin to contemplate spring clothes. I'm so tired of winter that I'm even tired of Mexican hot chocolate, and friends, when you are tired of Mexican hot chocolate, you are tired of LIFE.

I'm beginning to think hibernation is a *fantastic* idea. Somebody wake me when the daffodils are out.

Labels: isaac_mizrahi, oscardelarenta, spring09

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flea DATE:Feb 3, 2009 3:27:00 PM Daffodils are out in north Georgia... ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Meagan DATE:Feb 3, 2009 3:31:00 PM May I hibernate as well? ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

daisyfairbanks DATE:Feb 3, 2009 3:35:00 PM brag: It's 72 degrees, sunny and gorgeous in central california today.

rant: despite the above, I'm nursing the mother of all head colds, but given the above I probably won't be getting any sympathy from midwesterners. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Lisa DATE:Feb 3, 2009 3:44:00 PM We got another 4-5 inches of snow last night. Sadly, I just LOVE winter, so it doesn't bother me as long as it's not really windy, and there's snow on the ground.

Gotta say, I do love that Liz Claiborne collection, especially the yellow and white raincoat. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Sal DATE:Feb 3, 2009 3:46:00 PM I so agree. I can't even be fussed to LOOK at the spring offerings. Just want to sleeeeep. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Cel Petro DATE:Feb 3, 2009 3:49:00 PM Those photos are the perfect antidote to winter. About this time of year I go to the library and get "picture" books and browse through them until my retinas are color-burned.
You have such insanely cold, long winters... ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Tiffany DATE:Feb 3, 2009 3:55:00 PM I know how you feel. I am in Chicago, too. And despite the bitter cold, I am hoping that wearing pink ballet flats today will make the Spring come faster. Maybe between the 2 of us we can make it happen! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Lydia DATE:Feb 3, 2009 3:58:00 PM Oh, Erin. *pat*pat*

I'm there with you. So. Tired. Of. This.

And we haven't gotten much snow this year (so far) so I really need to buck up. *sigh* ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Lori DATE:Feb 3, 2009 4:15:00 PM I speak from experience when I say that a couple of 50 degree days are not enough. It was in the high 50s - low 60s Sunday & Monday. That just made it worse when it back down in the mid 30s, complete with nice cold wind. At least the ice from last week's storm finally melted so I can walk to the metro without risking falling on a behind. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Theresa DATE:Feb 3, 2009 4:46:00 PM Love the pink Isaac you featured -must have or copy...love the Oscar....HATE the Liz site! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Liz DATE:Feb 3, 2009 5:09:00 PM Not too much snow here but it's still too early for spring fashions. I shied away from a great pair of linen trousers in a shop last night because it made me feel cold just thinking about wearing them! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Beth B DATE:Feb 3, 2009 5:52:00 PM Here in Central Virginia, it is 38 degrees during the day and 15 degrees at night. The snow partially melts and then re-freezes overnight into a thin sheet of black ice so that getting to school means slipping all over the road.

Four days from now the forecast temp is 62. Then back to 15. The trees and gardens are confused. Me, too.

What type of fabric is the de la Renta spring coat? I'd like to make a bright, happy spring coat like that. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

the_lazymilliner DATE:Feb 3, 2009 5:54:00 PM We need more dresses with big flowers! Bring it on (from snow-sodden and frigid Chicago). ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Little Hunting Creek DATE:Feb 3, 2009 5:54:00 PM It's cold here too. It snowed last night, it snowed this morning, when oh when will it stop snowing?
Punxsutawney Phil, you are dead to me. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

AuntieShel DATE:Feb 3, 2009 6:27:00 PM Hi Erin and all you cold and snow phobes--I feel for ya, I really do. I know just how you feel when it's 95 degrees and 95 percent humidity for days on end and there's no such thing as blue sky, it's its own color "haze" and I can't sleep at night and I'm never dry or feel clean, not even 5 minutes out of the shower and the air quality index is "unhealthy" and...you get the idea!!! But that's what makes the world go round, right???
Love the de la Renta outfit and Isaac's as well.
Never heard of Mexican hot chocolate--what makes it different from Swiss Miss? ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Regina DATE:Feb 3, 2009 6:32:00 PM I am loving the ladylike pretty of these collections. It is snowing in the Tennessee Valley. We don't know how to handle snow. I think hot cups of spiced tea are the answer. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Paulette DATE:Feb 3, 2009 6:45:00 PM Erin - I'm with you....went to meet a coworker today for coffee - 0 degrees..0 UGH!!! Even though it is sunny and clear with blue sky, it is still terribly cold. So yea, I'm with you..in Alaska. Let's hope the volcano doesn't blow, too.

Love the Oscar outfit....very pretty! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Toby Wollin DATE:Feb 3, 2009 7:06:00 PM Erin- if it helps any, did you hear that New York City's version of Punxatawny Phil(who lives on Staten Island, no less), BIT Mayor Bloomberg when said mayor teased him during NYC Ground Hog Day? Actually drew blood. Now, I'm not saying the groundhog (or perhaps we should call him or her the 'eastern Metropolitan marmot')was a Democrat, but I'm sure there are plenty of City employees who felt fairly chirked up by hearing that the pudgy little guy drew blood.
As for the dress and coat - yum. As for Isaac - I am a total Mizrahi-ista and have formally switched my loyalties from Target..to Liz Claiborne. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Kelly DATE:Feb 3, 2009 7:59:00 PM Yes... that is pretty serious if you are tired of Mexican Hot Chocolate. I think it is the concensus this year everyone is tired of winter and wind and cold. I sure am. I have been tired of it since November... Which isnt very good for me since I live in AK too and will be cold for a long time still. :( But the pretty summer dresses help a little bit even if it is way too cold to wear them. I hope your spring comes soon.

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Chantelle DATE:Feb 3, 2009 8:09:00 PM I love the de la Renta dress and coat! The Peter Pan collar on the coat is so adorable, and the patterned coat over the fitted dress is so pretty!

I like the Mizrahi as well, but not as much as the other one.

I'm up in Waterloo, Ontario (about an hour southwest of Toronto), and it's cold and snowy here, too. I have dresses and I want to wear them but it's WAY too cold to even think about it. Sigh.

I've already picked out my summer dress patterns and I have a ton of gorgeous fabrics to make the dresses out of... but I can't bring myself to make them yet. I can't wear them, after all.

I do have some gorgeous cherry-on-black Kaufman pinwale cord that's begging to be made into a dress, but I can't even seem to decide which dress to make. It's too cold to wear whatever I make anyways.

I'm going to hibernate in my pants and sweaters until it gets warmer.

Chantelle ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Anonymous DATE:Feb 3, 2009 8:23:00 PM Hibernation, yes... bears have the right idea. Imagine the fun you could have getting fat in the fall! Then you could wake up cranky but thin in March and have an excuse to eat like crazy again. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

50sgal DATE:Feb 3, 2009 8:47:00 PM My, that second pink number would so fit here in 1955, though I would need the skirt a little longer, but other than that, the skirt is BEGGING for a crinoline! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Jen DATE:Feb 3, 2009 9:23:00 PM Just love Isaacs's new line -- but then you gotta love that guy, what ever he does, it's great....

enough,
the bed in the spare room is made up for any freezing, dress loving gal, it's actually flip-flop weather in Pasadena, with rain in the forcast (here our worries are about drought and water rationing this summer) ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Sarah DATE:Feb 3, 2009 9:47:00 PM This is why they invented winter pastels. Last Saturday I wore a creamsicle colored jacket to synagogue because I was sick of winter.

Paint huge flowes on to white wool twill and make it up into a dress. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Kristen DATE:Feb 3, 2009 10:40:00 PM For real, Erin. I cannot believe how effing cold it is still in Chicago. I'm freezing my ass off here on the south side and I am desperately in need of hibernation until spring.

That said, I do kind of love the Oscar de la Renta dress. Safe for sure but still just adorable. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

moggy DATE:Feb 4, 2009 3:00:00 AM It's been up to 43c (109F) here in Melbourne and I'm dreaming of winter, when I don't sweat every minute of the day and night...

anyone for a swap? ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Anonymous DATE:Feb 4, 2009 5:31:00 AM Hmm. Anyone noticed that full, knee length skirts seem to be everywhere this year? I like the Clairborne collection, and hoping there's something like it here (and that I can afford it!!)

Anon in Ireland ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

oracle DATE:Feb 4, 2009 7:03:00 AM Great post, Erin! Really fun. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Anonymous DATE:Feb 4, 2009 7:43:00 AM Erin,
My husband has long argued that we should hibernate, beginning in Janauary (so we can have a little winter while we are still excited about it) and ending early March. Of course, he also thinks we should evolve our teeth to be removable (not the same as dentures, he argues) so we can just drop them off at the dentist like dry cleaning!
Erin, if you have a place to garden, I recommend planting a vernal witchazel...mine blooms late February, early March here in Chicagoland...I start looking for blossoms about now and it helps! Even better than flowers on fabric!
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Allie in CT DATE:Feb 4, 2009 8:26:00 AM Erin, it's like you were with my girls and I at Sunday brunch-- same tone, same laments. We'll all get through this together!
Since I've been out of work for most of the past 6 months, I've been on forced hibernation-- which is totally fine by me. I stoke my denial about the weather by going through my stash and planning my spring sewing, trying to get a little ahead of the game. You just close the curtains, put on some reggae, and you can almost convince yourself.
That de la Renta look is a keeper. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Anonymous DATE:Feb 4, 2009 9:02:00 AM Maybe I can help. spring spring spring spring spring spring spring spring spring spring spring spring ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

La BellaDonna DATE:Feb 4, 2009 9:08:00 AM I don't mind "safe" when it's accompanied by "pretty"; I enjoy other folks' adventures in dressing, but I happen to prefer "pretty" for my own clothes.

And I love love LOVE that pink and white outfit. I wonder how long the skirt is? I wonder if I can lengthen it? And I LOVE printed cardigans. They quite often look like hell on the half shell on me, but I love them anyway.

That said, while I love spring colours ... not so crazed about the prospect of warm weather approaching, being locked indoors, breathing in carefully air-conditioned air. Summer + asthma = do not mix. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Hana DATE:Feb 4, 2009 12:06:00 PM It's better here in the Czech Republic... I'm surviving well. I've bought 4 m of a lovely green silk and am about to make a medieval dress, made so that I can wear it outside medieval reenactions as well. I hope I'll succeed.
Besides, you putting all that spring stuff into this post proves that you actually DO look at these spring goodnesses.
I've never had the chance to taste hot Mexican chocolate, but I can relate to what you say about it. I'm sure it must be wonderful... ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Cennetta DATE:Feb 4, 2009 12:21:00 PM I am beyond ready for Spring to appear. It was about 18 degrees when I left home for work this morning. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Liz DATE:Feb 4, 2009 2:15:00 PM Staten Island Chuck (I assume it's a male) didn't draw blood; Mayor Bloomberg wisely wore gloves while teasing and tormenting the poor beastie.

Just for the record! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Theresa DATE:Feb 4, 2009 3:27:00 PM Auntie Shel - cayenne pepper in it makes it Mexican ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

La BellaDonna DATE:Feb 4, 2009 4:43:00 PM ERIN! I had to let you know - Aerosole has a BUNCH of green shoes, all different shades of green this season! There's a gorgeous darkly shaded pump in mockadile, with a rounded toe and a heel that's about 2, 2 1/2 inches. I don't know about the others, but THAT shoe will be mine! (I thought of you the other day when I bought a pair of flat green boots ...) ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

The Slapdash Sewist DATE:Feb 5, 2009 4:55:00 PM February is the worst. I grew up in California and then lived in the South so I expect Spring to come by the end of February. Here in DC February is the coldest month every year. It is so cold today. I want to sew spring blouses and dresses and wear skirts every day again. *shakes fist at Punxatawney Phil* ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

brocadegoddess DATE:Feb 5, 2009 6:51:00 PM I would like the idea of hibernation, but being in Canada that would mean I'd miss half the year :o( ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Joni DATE:Feb 6, 2009 6:58:00 AM I have a Mizrahi-from-Target dress in that same peony print (or, at least, a similar print). I got it from Goodwill. I love it dearly even though there's a problem with the zipper and it takes PLIERS to get into and out of that dress. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Nora DATE:Feb 6, 2009 8:16:00 AM Thanks for the laugh re: Mexican hot chocolate, Erin. Your readers are great, too: "hell on the half shell"? "vernal witchazel"? There's always good stuff in the comments.

The worse the recession gets, and the longer it keeps being winter, the more I want to look at pretty dresses. Thanks for the fix. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Ann DATE:Feb 6, 2009 12:36:00 PM I kind of love that Oscar outfit - I hope someone comes out with a knock-off pattern for the coat so I'm not tempted to drape one. And, I'm glad Isaac is starting at Liz. Last season's lines were not very exciting and, because of my close proximity to an outlet store, I buy a lot of Liz. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

goldilocks DATE:Feb 10, 2009 9:58:00 AM omg, I really really want a pair of green shoes. ----- -------- AUTHOR: Erin TITLE: Thank Goodness for Isaac DATE: 2:32 PM ----- BODY:

I always feel guilty when I don't blog more about the various fashion weeks. I mean -- aren't they like the Super Bowl, the World Series, and the whatever-it-is that the NHL calls their championship? Stanley Cup? of fashion? Shouldn't I at least, you know, pay attention?

Well, I would, except so much of it is so gosh-darn ugly. I know it's very bourgeoisie of me to expect fashion to be pretty and wearable (or even moderately attractive and wearable), especially when there is virtually no circumstance I can think of up to and including winning the Powerball that would induce me to spend ten grand on a dress, but that's just how I am. I like my chili hot, my men sarcastic, and my fashion to not look as if the person wearing it had been tricked into auditioning for a Disney production of Moulin Rouge starring Minnie Mouse. For example.

So it's always a relief to see what Isaac Mizrahi is showing. Isn't this great? So wearable, without being boring. So true to the idea of American sportswear. So perfectly pink. And is he, or is he not, the only designer who really knows his way around a polo collar?

If you're looking for more Fashion Week coverage, then, I guess you better look elsewhere. I"m going to let the Isaac slideshow loop around to the front again ...

Labels: Fashion_week, isaac_mizrahi

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Anonymous DATE:Feb 8, 2008 3:35:00 PM Now see this time around I found a lot of designers that I liked. Naeem Khan has had 2 shows in a row that I loved and I found Barbara Tfank (http://www.style.com/slideshows/fashionshows/F2008RTW/BTFANK/RUNWAY/00060m.jpg)
It even has pockets!

And there seems to be a lot more color in these Fall Shows...more than just the blacks and grays. Lots of deep orange/copper and tons of purple. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Jen DATE:Feb 8, 2008 4:13:00 PM On a technical note, the picture doesn't show up for me on this post, I'm just getting a blue line to the left of the screen.

On the clothes, I like most of Isaac's except the grey catsuit. With the Zac Posen show, you are dead on the money. It's a pity, because if they'd got the girls to smile and maybe gone with a Gothic Mad Hatter's Tea Party theme, that could have been a really fun show.
As it is the girls look like they are bored rigid by every single flounce. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Anna DATE:Feb 8, 2008 4:25:00 PM I love Isaac, because he designs for women the way a woman would. Not putting them in ridiculous shapes and colors. He wants them to look good. Love that dress! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Melanie DATE:Feb 8, 2008 5:46:00 PM I don't know, Erin. Put most American women in an empire-y waisted outfit with a low-cut tee that would show cleavage down to there and a mohair/woolly skirt that would make their asses look like a 1950s Chesterfield? Not too flattering. I guess we will know how it looks on a not-so-model like figure when Oprah wears it in a few months. /snerk.

In general, though, I do find Mr. Mizrahi's work absolutely lovely if not a bit farfetched for us size 10/12 busty gals. Even his Target clothes are not cut for the "less svelte" frame.

Melanie ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Maria O DATE:Feb 8, 2008 6:38:00 PM Yes, wearable, and even charming. Comfortable pretty shoes, makeup that doesn't make the girl look grotesque, and even POCKETS! What could be better? ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Pam DATE:Feb 8, 2008 8:25:00 PM Many of the designers are showing dresses with pockets. Hurray!

I want to pet that skirt. Is that wrong? ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

superblondgirl DATE:Feb 8, 2008 8:45:00 PM Love, love, love that skirt. It's adorable and simple without being boring, and it looks so utterly comfortable. Great color, too. Isaac is freaking fabulous. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Anary DATE:Feb 8, 2008 10:25:00 PM YES! I want Isaac..he is just the best women's friend! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Lisa DATE:Feb 8, 2008 10:26:00 PM ::clap for Isaac::

He always made me laugh when he said that about his guests on his TV show. I love Isaac! It was fun to watch his show and get his perspective on things -- especially when they'd have him extemporaneously sketch for someone in the audience. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Anonymous DATE:Feb 9, 2008 6:30:00 AM Erin, your attitude about this is one reason I love your blog - you are actually a real person who lives in the real world and has realistic ideas of how clothes should look, fit, etc. Most fashion shows look, to me, like a costume contest at a science fiction/comics convention.
Dawn ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Meg DATE:Feb 9, 2008 6:56:00 AM AMEN!!!!! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Diane DATE:Feb 9, 2008 8:37:00 AM Looks like Isaac has brought the "waist" back to it's natural position. There's a couple of clunkers but overall the collection is fabulous! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Lisa Simeone DATE:Feb 9, 2008 8:49:00 AM Perhaps a bit too little-girly for women of a certain age (like me, 50), but otherwise, yes, just lovely, and that yummy color!

And I adore the silhouette, which is pure '50s -- fitted bodice, cinched waist, full circle-skirt -- and which I think is perfect for us more zaftig gals. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Janel DATE:Feb 9, 2008 9:56:00 AM I would actually wear some of those designs... Well, with a tweak here and there. ;) ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Ari DATE:Feb 9, 2008 11:43:00 AM I love the dress but why is the skirt furry? O.o

~Ari ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Anonymous DATE:Feb 9, 2008 2:53:00 PM The waist needs to be lowered 1/2-inch to an inch. Then it would sing. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Anonymous DATE:Feb 9, 2008 6:41:00 PM Not sure I like it. Her hair is frizzed up with static electricity from that fuzzy blanket she's wearing for a skirt. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Theresa DATE:Feb 9, 2008 7:09:00 PM My son bought me a lovely Isaac dress for my birthday. Pale pink, sleeveless, princess seams and a full skirt - the waist at the waist and a skinny belt. it is some kind of washable polyester but it looks and feels like silk. I can't wait to wear it in the spring. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

lorrwill DATE:Feb 10, 2008 2:55:00 PM I like the idea and I like the colors. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

AmeliaB DATE:Feb 10, 2008 6:20:00 PM Well I love the shape of the skirt but it looks itchy (sorry). :-) Beautiful color! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Julie DATE:Feb 10, 2008 7:21:00 PM I'd buy this, for sure. Then again, I'm a huge fan of his target stuff-- well made and well thought out, at a very good price point. I've actually costumed two shows with his pieces, because he's got such a 50s-60s vibe these days-- and the dresses have pockets which are fantastic for real life and for props. :) ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Julie The Vintage Goddess DATE:Feb 11, 2008 2:02:00 PM What is that skirt made out of? It looks like it would be fun to wear and pet.

Micheal Kors showed a great vintage "inspired" collection:
http://www.style.com/fashionshows/collections/F2008RTW/review/MKORS ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Pamela DATE:Feb 11, 2008 5:42:00 PM I never thought of a skirt when I bought a bolt of white mohair on ebay! I was thinking loose jacket or coat with maybe a few pearls sprinkled here and there. But I like this; it's actually a lot like some skirts Bonnie Cashin did in the 60s. Hers were kind of casual-country at-home wear, full-length, but with those purse type clips sewed in place by leather tabs to pull the skirt up in front.

And my, there is nothing warmer, or more cosy and lightweight, than mohair in the winter. I have a mohair coat - my 3rd time using an old 70s Geoffrey Beene pattern - which I always wear when I travel. It makes a great blanket on the plane and is not so heavy to lug around, if you are dealing with changing temperatures. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

barbie2be DATE:Feb 11, 2008 5:48:00 PM i LOVE this outfit. i love isaac! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Howie G DATE:Feb 12, 2008 7:48:00 AM That skirt is so nice and fluffy, I would love it on my girl. And then I would have her wear a t-shirt from my Harlem collection like
http://www.cafepress.com/iloveharlem.214091193
Would that ruin everything? ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

lorenka DATE:Feb 12, 2008 10:03:00 AM This is such a cute, wearable dress. The top half says hey, I'm smart and I'll get right on it boss. The bottom half blends perfectly right into - I'm fun! ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Elle DATE:Feb 12, 2008 10:06:00 AM The whole look is fantastic . . . on her. It would make me look like a furry pink bunny. Love the top. ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

Joanna Goddard DATE:Feb 16, 2008 4:43:00 PM LOVE this dress. great pick.

ps. wow. theresa, you are so lucky! :) ----- COMMENT: AUTHOR:

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