Most of the time I'll resort to pinning, like clothing companies do for their mannequins. I was using safety pins until I figured I could just use a raw snap button you'd find at Michaels, Walmart or Fabricland where the sewing hardware can be found. No matter how you pin it, generally the clothing gets damaged, so I settled on buying only dresses with empire waists (they're usually more forgiving on the bottom half) or going with a 2 piece ensemble. Now I search way ahead of time, so that I can get the dress altered to fit my body properly.
Here are a few that are on my wishlist this weekend:
IGIGI - Francesca Dress in Black - $160 |
This dress from IGIGI is my top pick right now, it's a classic and I'm in love with the neckline. I'll definitely have to have it fitted properly, but this dress has rave reviews. If I went with this dress I could wear it multiple times, changing it up with accessories for a different vibe. For my convocation I'd probably pair it with a chunky statement necklace, and some cute pumps. Do you think it's too dressy for this occasion?
Kiyonna - Cosmo Cocktail Dress - $126 (sale) |
I adore this dress from Kiyonna. It's a little black dress but with a twist. I'm not usually big on gold, but lace always gets my heart pumping. Apparently the dresses from Kiyonna are worth every penny in quality and style.
1. eShakti - Eternal Sunshine Dress - $59.95 2. eShakti - Sprinkled Candy Dress - $69.95 |
Now, I'm not entirely sure if the first two are too dressy for a convocation ceremony, so I have these two lighter, more playful dresses on my roster. I have so many ideas for both of these dresses, but I think I prefer the yellow, belted with a dark purple/red cardi.
The BEST part about eShakti is that the sizes range from regular to plus, but on top of that, for an extra $7.00 (I think, It's actually free right now until March 31st) they will customize the dress to your measurements, and height. You can also choose to have the dress shortened/lengthened or even change the type of sleeves it has!
What's a girl to do?! I have time, but I want to make sure I love the dress too. What do you think is more appropriate for a convocation? What would you wear?
xxo, dee
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