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How would you accessorise this Dress?

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  • 17-12-2012 10:56am
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    Baby4
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    Pippy1976
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    Accessorise the way it's done in the picture accompanying the product description, maybe??!


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    confusticated
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    Pippy1976 wrote: »
    Accessorise the way it's done in the picture accompanying the product description, maybe??!

    I don't see any accessories in a picture on that page, bar black shoes. :confused:

    OP, silver or purple shoes/bag? And dangly earrings maybe - wouldn't go for a necklace with the high neckline.


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    Elfay
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    If you're into styling it, I would go full on 1950's Grace Kelly. Short wrist gloves, a small velvet belt with jeweled buckle, a pill box hat, nude/sheer stockings, a crinoline slip, and a peep toe shoe. Pearl necklace (small, around the neck) and pearl post earrings. Something like; http://www.luckyformaldresses.com/images/22531larger.jpg


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    Pippy1976
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    confusticated wrote: »
    I don't see any accessories in a picture on that page, bar black shoes. :confused:

    Exactly - the dress is quite embellished so best to keep things simple, i.e. black shoes. The collar is quite high so no need for necklace. All you'd need then is a bag, e.g. black.

    That was my point....


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