Sentences with phrase «version of the dress»

I was more drawn to the blue motif version of the dress in - store.

There are so many versions of this dress with different prints out there and at around $ 20 or so, the price can't be beat!

There's another mainly black version of this dress but I much prefer this new variation.

Loved the maxi so much I had to get the shorter version of this dress!

I own both the long and short sleeve version of this dress!

I also bought the last blue version of this dress, but linked the white version which is just as gorgeous.

I have seen a few different versions of this dress as well and I absolutely adore it!

With a pair of brown booties, the red version of this dress would be adorable for autumn.

Yes, there were as many versions of dressings as salad ingredients.

I have a longer version of this dress so it is nice to see a short version.

I originally fell in love with the white floral version of this dress, but it was still full price (I ain't got $ $ $ for that).

It unfortunately looks like the floral print version of the dress has sold out, but I'm linking to it just in case it comes back!

I linked the updated version of this dress below.

There is also a gold version of the dress too.

It's the navy version of this dress that I loved so much!

I admit, I probably should have bought the regular version of this dress, not the petite as it is a little short for work, but thankfully my office is very casual!

I would love to see a second version of this dress with a longer torso.

I tried on the skirt version of that dress today!

I've styled this with a turtleneck as well for a fall version of this dress.

Especially recommended if you're making the long, fully lined version of dress.

Then I fell in LOVE with the red lace version of the dress in 2017.

However, I don't believe I will ever be able to afford the original version of this dress.

I actually ordered a «tall» version of this dress because I wanted a little bit more length.

Last year I wore a mustard version of this dress.

In a recent post I wore the dress version of this dress, here.

But seriously, I really want to do a plain fabric version of this dress.

It's also a little throwback to last week, I shared the first version of this dress, and today I'm sharing the second way I styled it.

There's more boho - inspired dresses here and the patterned version of my dress here.

I think we should all just be issued versions of this dress in multiple colours because it looks like the perfect solution for when it's hot out!

I accidentally bought the tall version of the dress but I love the longer midi length.

I have the 3/4 sleeve version of this dress and LOVE it.

I would take 100 versions of this dress in different patterns.

So I did do a full post on the blue version of this dress (HERE) and the dress is currently on clearance, so I decided to get the red as well!

The layers of the wraps camouflage the tummy, even more so when you choose a printed version of the dress.

Both the tall and regular versions of this dress are almost sold out, so head over to the site now if you're thinking about buying!

Now, before I share the second version of this dress, which will be live next week, I want to hear from you.

There is also a skirt version of this dress but I'm not quite as into it.

How would you change this look for the red version of the dress?

I love the royal blue floral version of this dress but if you're looking for something simple and classic it comes in solid black as well.

-- the sleeveless version of this dress in the same gray, thanks to your recommendations (and about a million other bloggers» — ha!)

keyopak says: Update: I made a mini version of this dress for my niece as well!

It seems like every brand has their own version of this dress, but it was the scallop hem and doily accents on this one that caught my eye.

I was sold so hard on the concept, a 4X, quad - sized version of the dressing resulted.

If you find the length of the dress a bit intimidating (or if you are vertically challenged) a mini version of the dress is available.

I actually bought it with loads of love in hopes of achieving the winter version of dress over pants look, which I'm actually pretty good at if being given the right garments, but this one just didn't feel right.

Here's a contemporary version of a dresser in striking opaque black with a smart glass front and inset handles.

WHY THE HELL did this dress translate so horribly wrong??? The dress is beautiful but on her it looks like a cheap hand - made version of that dress made by a 1st grade fashion student.

Perhaps a tank top - style version of this dress at some point Anthropologie?

And I made it with a vegan version of the dressing, which even J found delicious!

The dip reminds me of a thicker version of the dressing that is put on an Amish macaroni salad.