Talk me into or out of this suede Theory dress
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Anonymous
| I just got this suede Theory sheath dress at Bloomingdales for $300. Talk me into or out of keeping it. Do you think I can wear it to work (not a very conservative office environment)? Can I pair it with a blazer or cardigan (and if so, what material)? Tall boots? |
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Anonymous
| Pretty beautiful dress. |
Anonymous
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I love that dress, and think it would work in many different ways and with tall boots.
I do think it would look best on someone tall and slim. |
Anonymous
| it would cost a fortune to clean it, but it is a beautiful dress. |
Anonymous
| I think it looks late 90s/early 00s personally. |
Anonymous
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LOVE it. I saw some great leather Theory dresses for sale at Nordstrom's Rack and TJ Maxx for a little less than $300. They're more a-line than this one, though.
Would be very expensive to clean, but you probably wouldn't have to clean it very often. |
Anonymous
| Beautiful. But boring. You could get the same look with something much cheaper. |
Anonymous
| I love it. Don't return it. I think you'd need an interesting fabric for a blazer, than standard suit fabric. Or I might pair it with a great scarf/shawl. |
Anonymous
+1 Just ask Cindy Mancini |
Anonymous
+1 Just ask Cindy Mancini. But I do like it too. |
Anonymous
| I love it. Would look great with a cream blouse underneath. |
Anonymous
Outstanding reference. Slow clap! |
Anonymous
I agree with these PPs. If I saw you wearing that, I'd assume you pulled it out of the back of your closet and were just hoping you could still get away with wearing it. |
Anonymous
| Only if you are 5'10" and size 4 like the model in the video............ |