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Old Navy was running a sale on their dresses earlier in the year. I snagged the most perfect little black dress that was not only modest but flattering for $20. It’s embarrassing when I say that I have been shooting in that dress basically all season and I just switch up/ditch a cardigan with it.
I was wandering through the mall with my momma one evening and realized that I have 10 more weddings this season. You have to spend money to make money and I really couldn’t shoot in the same $20 dress all year.. Right? (Still justifying my purchase)
First stop was Macy’s which was a total bust (boo to Calvin Klein for making his slips NOT stretchable. This booty didn’t agree). Down and out I realized that Banana Republic probably wouldn’t let me down so off we went.
A new BR credit card (oops) and 4 dresses later I was feeling on top of the world.. Oh the life of a girlie girl. As I sit here on Friday aka my posting days without ANY material I decided to share my dresses with you!
I have the definition of an hour glass figure. Big booty/thighs a small rib cage and a decent size bust so dresses aren’t always flattering on me. It’s hard to find a dress where the center seam sits at a flattering height and I’m always better with a cinched/belted/tighter waist.
Second dress is obviously going to be intended for a more laid back wedding and Michael really doesn’t understand it.. “It’s like a long shirt? I don’t get it” he said when I pulled it out of the bag… 🙂
I plan on pairing them all with chunky jewelry to either dress them up or down and cardigans for modesty when it’s not too hot out. All around I am VERY excited about them and excited to rock one at tomorrow’s wedding!
Sources:
1st dress – Perforated Dress – Has eyelet over the main slip with sleeves. Very comfortable.
2nd dress – Striped Shirtdress – Surprised this isn’t on sale yet!
3rd dress – Sloan-Fit Black Sheath – The perfect chic black dress
4th dress – Pinstripe Sheath – Comfy and very very flattering
[Thigh gap not included – All dresses were squatted in to ensure photographer flexibility]