Definitely not a work place party. I think the dress is too short after 29 even with great legs.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Work parties=no

Social = yes

Hooker bash =yes

What a bunch of uptight bitties!

I'm against sheer for work parties.

Anonymous wrote:Work parties=no

Social = yes

Hooker bash =yes

Work parties=no

Social = yes

Yikes!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it would look pretty good on someone tall and thin, assuming they have shapely legs. I don't think this is OP's issue, but I'd like it on someone with a big bust too.

OP here. I have a big bust

Okay! Score on two counts (tall and busty)!

Anonymous wrote:I think it would look pretty good on someone tall and thin, assuming they have shapely legs. I don't think this is OP's issue, but I'd like it on someone with a big bust too.

OP here. I have a big bust

I think it would look pretty good on someone tall and thin, assuming they have shapely legs. I don't think this is OP's issue, but I'd like it on someone with a big bust too.

I think it's cute! Ignore the young pp. seriously? 33 is old huh.
Well op, it might look shorter than it actually is since the model mat likely has legs for days.

OP here. I am 36, and tall-ish and thin (5'7, 125).

If you're over... I'll be generous and say 33 years. If you're over 33 this is not the dress for you-- the skirt is short. You don't have to dress matronly, but it is not a mature look for the holidays.

I think you need a great pair of legs to pull it off.

I like it. The simplicity appeals to me.

Thoughts on this dress? I can't decide how I feel about it.

http://www1.bloomingdales.com/shop/product/dknyc-long-sleeve-soft-system-dress?ID=649521&PseudoCat=se-xx-xx-xx.esn_results