^^^ I meant the first one. Though the dress is nice too. But not as much wow. |
| Way late here, but relate a lot to OP and my solution has been very cool Kimonos over very simple black dresses or some other simple base layer. I have a few that without fail get tons of compliments, don’t look like something Mrs Roper would wear (iykyk) and hide a multitude of sins. Helps if you have a great pair or shoes or boots too. |
| I don’t know where you live, but if you can get there, I recommend checking out Goodwood on U St in NW DC. They have really nice beautiful clothing, in a unique, flowy, artsy vibe. The staff are also helpful. |
I think it can be whatever length and shoe honestly, it will definitely look like a muumuu. I think it’s elegant but it will not make you look smaller or slim or anything like that. It’s just fun and easy. |
That pale pink confection is divine! That's what I'd wear if I knew I'd be seeing my ex!
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New poster who didn’t know that I needed this same information. Some great suggestions here. These sites are keepers!
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I'm the PP that posted the Pernia's site. I meant to post this site as well! Great choices. I love the kaftan! |
This is amazing and fits OP’s criteria. |
| +1 long kimono, you can find antique ones, over black v neck with lots of fun jewlery |
| Check out a store called Chaliskan at Tysons Galleria. They have a website but it really doesn’t show a lot of their stuff. I was in there once and they had some long cutout leather overlay jackets that were nice. Yes, some are tacky, but some were pretty and would look great with a one color matching slack and tops which they had. |
| For those who like loose cotton outfits for the warmer months and vacations, Chaliskan has a lot of good quality turkish cotton. |
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Some e of these are WTF?
OPare these what you're looking for, |
Try again in standard English this time. |