When will the hi-low mullet dress madness end?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mullet dress. They don't look good on anyone. I don't understand what imbecile came up with this style. So many cute fabrics that would look great as knee-length or long. These are such a waste.

The first one is okay, but maybe just because it's a great picture. The others are awful. But I've seen some varied length dresses that work.

[Anonymous]

They're sexy and comfortable. Anytime I can get away with wearing something out on the street that feels like pajamas, it's a good thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They're sexy and comfortable. Anytime I can get away with wearing something out on the street that feels like pajamas, it's a good thing.

You say "sexy" and I say "skanky."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They're perfect for steamy summer in the city days. You people are so boring. You can't wear khaki or linen shorts every day.

She looks like Courtney Love.

That's a big "no" for me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They're perfect for steamy summer in the city days. You people are so boring. You can't wear khaki or linen shorts every day.

Are you holding up this photo as an example of great fashion? Because everything about that woman screams hot mess. Horrible hair and that "dress" is shapeless and unflattering, not to mention that the sheerness of it patterned with black spandex bicycle shorts is just kind of swanky.

No I'm not saying it's great fashion. But it's generally what I look like and minus the black biking shorts I would wear that outfit in July. I suppose you're perfect. Whatever that is.

You should probably consider wearing something else. Nordstroms has good personal shoppers that might be able to help.

[Anonymous]

Do you all hate this one? I am honestly surprised by this thread, I personally really like this style dress and skirts- maybe because I am tall and curvy...

[Anonymous]

I don't get why another person's fashion choices bother you so much. If you don't like them, don't wear them...or you could just walk around with your eyes closed.

[Anonymous]

Sorry 13:25 - I think it looks trashy. It's not about another person's fashion choices, it's that I think this style looks ridiculous altogether on anyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you all hate this one? I am honestly surprised by this thread, I personally really like this style dress and skirts- maybe because I am tall and curvy...

This dress would be about a million times nicer if it was either short or long. If you're tall and curvy you can wear a lot of clothes nicely, you don't need this mess.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't get why another person's fashion choices bother you so much. If you don't like them, don't wear them...or you could just walk around with your eyes closed.

Personally it doesn't bother me when other people wear these, it's when I'm shopping and I see a lovely looking dress on the rack and then I look down and it's like... oh. Disappointment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry 13:25 - I think it looks trashy. It's not about another person's fashion choices, it's that I think this style looks ridiculous altogether on anyone.

13:25 here, don't be sorry- you are entitled to your opinion. I just bought this one at Target this weekend:

http://www.target.com/p/merona-petites-sleeveless-scoop-neck-maxi-dress-assorted-prints/-/A-14467472#prodSlot=medium_1_35

I love it and got lots of compliments on the first wear, to each their own!

[Anonymous]

I think in a different context I might like a dress with this kind of hem, but it's just SO trendy. I'm not one for trends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I will say these dresses look fantastic on my 5'9", skinny SIL. They look so terrible on my 5'5'' average sized body. Something looked seriously wonky with my legs when I tried them on lol.

That is the key...you have to have great legs in order to pull it off.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They're sexy and comfortable. Anytime I can get away with wearing something out on the street that feels like pajamas, it's a good thing.

I wear pjs to work every day (scrubs) and when I'm not dodging body fluid contamination, I'd rather look like an adult.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They're perfect for steamy summer in the city days. You people are so boring. You can't wear khaki or linen shorts every day.

YIKES! If you changed the background to the beach, maybe...