First off, my green day dress.
Green dress at St. Malo Day 1 with black accessories and bundled up against the wind to walk there.
Green dress in Epinal day 3 with cream and brown accessories.
So as you can see I paired it with black the first time I wore it and brown and cream the second time. Those little cream shoes are ones I bought in St. Malo while we were there, just for comfort, I didn't realize how much walking I would be doing. I had comfortable sandals to go with the brown (which I never war because I was never warm enough) but no closed toed shoes that coordinated, so I decided to invest.
At the walls to the city of St. Malo
You know me I love a packable stretch day dress. This one looks better with a petticoat, but when traveling light and small petticoats are certainly out. it does emphasize the Rack rather over much, but what can I do? At least it fits.
And something for Prudence in The Parasol Protectorate Abroad...
Tea Dress by Designer Charles Frederick Worth circa 1895
Retro Rack is also on facebook where I post additional images and fashion thoughts.
It's a very nice dress, I must say :) I had the pleasure to meet you at St-Malo and posted a few pictures on my blog (sorry, this one is all in French):
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Thanks for the lovely chat :)
Oh, thanks for the link!
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ReplyDeleteI think that dress is very flattering to the rack! No uni-boob, I think the pattern helps detract from them as well. You just look very shapely. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the trench! I bet you felt very spy-like in that outfit, I wouldn't have been able to resist throwing in a "Mistar Bond" or two. lol