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July 11, 2011 4:05 pm
What colour and kind of shoes could i have that'd match this dress?

What colour and kind of shoes could i have that'd match this dress?

this is the url for the dress

http://www.peacocks.co.uk/Womenswear/Dresses/Evening_Dresses/CREAM_LACE_CORSAGE_DRESS_-36442093.html

i know it says what i should wear with it on the right hand side but i don't wear that kind of thing.
i like to wear things that are comfortable, pretty and girlie with a tiny bit of vintage thrown in (eg, the dress).
this dress is for my last day of year 11 as for our leavers, we have to dress formally.
i don't want to wear black or cream (i have cream shoes for prom) shoes and my price range is £0-£20.

if it also helps, some additional information:prom dress
-i have blonde hair (not bleached! natural sandy colour)
-i'm 5ft 3.
-my shoe size is 4

if you have any recommendations, can you please reply with the url of the shoes.
thank you
(:being only 5ft 3, i'd prefer to have heels rather than flats/pumps. to Sady, any colour that'd suit the dress. as mentioned before, green'd be a good colour maybe.
thanks girlsFirst off, it's a beautiful dress. I absolutely love it, but that doesn't really matter.
I think that flats would be perfect with this dress, or pumps whatever you like to call them. They're sweet, pretty and girly. As for color, you should try and match it with the color of your necklace or earrings just to tie it all together.

If you leave some details for what color you think you should have. I'll edit my post, and provide some links.
Good luck!The dress is gawjuss.
id defo throw a bit of colour in there,school prom make it interesting (not that it isnt, its unique).
You should be able to get some nice colourd flats from peacocks actually (i worked there over crimbo). any colour would go.
Also maybe throw a denim jacket on. tht would luk lush :)whoever thinks that pumps look as well on the leg as high heels is sorely mistaken. There is a reason why heels were invented.....ESPECIALLY with dresses/skirts. Cmon put the ballerina shoes awaypeople !!! plllllllleaaaase. This is my exampleRight, shoes, flats or really high heels would go nicely. I'd probably say flats though. PInk with maybe silver sequins or just silver/pink. Dunno whats out there....

And for accessories:Thin pink hair band.prom dress uk And something else that's pink like a necklace and corsage... When I say necklace I mean, beads. You can get them cheap from some places, well most actually. A bracelet with big beads (pink). Hope you like!!!I think a green pair of heels would look nice! white & green match perfectly and green looks lovely with blonde hair! and the heel would give you extra height!Sorry I know they are over your price range but I love them so much and would really love a pair for myself :)

 
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July 11, 2011 4:05 pm
What colour and kind of shoes could i have that'd match this dress?

What colour and kind of shoes could i have that'd match this dress?

this is the url for the dress

http://www.peacocks.co.uk/Womenswear/Dresses/Evening_Dresses/CREAM_LACE_CORSAGE_DRESS_-36442093.html

i know it says what i should wear with it on the right hand side but i don't wear that kind of thing.
i like to wear things that are comfortable, pretty and girlie with a tiny bit of vintage thrown in (eg, the dress).
this dress is for my last day of year 11 as for our leavers, we have to dress formally.
i don't want to wear black or cream (i have cream shoes for prom) shoes and my price range is £0-£20.

if it also helps, some additional information:prom dress
-i have blonde hair (not bleached! natural sandy colour)
-i'm 5ft 3.
-my shoe size is 4

if you have any recommendations, can you please reply with the url of the shoes.
thank you
(:being only 5ft 3, i'd prefer to have heels rather than flats/pumps. to Sady, any colour that'd suit the dress. as mentioned before, green'd be a good colour maybe.
thanks girlsFirst off, it's a beautiful dress. I absolutely love it, but that doesn't really matter.
I think that flats would be perfect with this dress, or pumps whatever you like to call them. They're sweet, pretty and girly. As for color, you should try and match it with the color of your necklace or earrings just to tie it all together.

If you leave some details for what color you think you should have. I'll edit my post, and provide some links.
Good luck!The dress is gawjuss.
id defo throw a bit of colour in there,school prom make it interesting (not that it isnt, its unique).
You should be able to get some nice colourd flats from peacocks actually (i worked there over crimbo). any colour would go.
Also maybe throw a denim jacket on. tht would luk lush :)whoever thinks that pumps look as well on the leg as high heels is sorely mistaken. There is a reason why heels were invented.....ESPECIALLY with dresses/skirts. Cmon put the ballerina shoes awaypeople !!! plllllllleaaaase. This is my exampleRight, shoes, flats or really high heels would go nicely. I'd probably say flats though. PInk with maybe silver sequins or just silver/pink. Dunno whats out there....

And for accessories:Thin pink hair band.prom dress uk And something else that's pink like a necklace and corsage... When I say necklace I mean, beads. You can get them cheap from some places, well most actually. A bracelet with big beads (pink). Hope you like!!!I think a green pair of heels would look nice! white & green match perfectly and green looks lovely with blonde hair! and the heel would give you extra height!Sorry I know they are over your price range but I love them so much and would really love a pair for myself :)

 
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July 11, 2011 4:03 pm
Do guys care if a girl likes to dress like a slob?

Do guys care if a girl likes to dress like a slob?

I don't like to dress up when I go out.
I have even embarrassed some of my friends because of the way I dress.
but do guys really care about the way a girl dresses?prom dress

Honestly no. I used to dress up and put on makeup and fixed my hair and then I stopped. They don't care, they don't appreciate. It doesn't matter, if your pretty faced and u dress bad you still look pretty. if your ugly and you dress beautiful it doesn't matter cuz ur still ugly.school promThere's clean slob and nasty slob. Clean slob (on the proper occasions) is perfectly acceptable. The key is in deciding which are the 'proper occasions'.

Yes, most guys catorgorize girls by their neatness and taste.hmmmm let's see if your friends do what makes you think a guy wouldn't?! you obviously want to be noticed but not want to have people befriend you. you might want to get help for why you push people away.prom dress uk O yeah. The way a girl dresses is HUGE to guys. It not only makes you look better, but it shows guys that you care about your appearance. This is attractive.

 
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July 4, 2011 9:40 am
I'm going to a evening party with a little black dress. Is it all right to wear open-toed white heels?

I'm going to a evening party with a little black dress. Is it all right to wear open-toed white heels?

I wouldn't recommend white unless the dress also has white on it. However, if you don't want to wear black shoes, colored or metallic shoes are a good option.prom dress I often wear dark green or gold metallic shoes with black dresses to punch up the look, and get tons of compliments.little black heels would look better (and sexier)lol

if no other choice, sure wear the white heelswell if u r wearing a black dress and if it has soem sort of white lace or anything like that on it, then white open toed shoes are perfect, but if it isn't then don't wear white shoes.

with black i would personally suggest that u get something shimering(silver) since it is an evening party.Please don't wear white heels with a black dress. The fashion police will arrest you. Honey! thats a definite fashion "No-No"! You must wear black open toe!



P.S. Anything strappy (up the calf) is NOT dressy enough for the look you are going for. Make sure your purse matches the shoes/sandals. prom dress uk
Yes, open toe is ok but see to it that it is NOT open frm back tht is above the heels.If open frm back, it wil give u a casual look, but if CLOSED frm back, it will give u formal look which u shud have for the evening party.CLOSED means WITH A THIN STRAP N NOT FULLY CLOSED N COVERED.Best wud be to wear strappy ones which go till the calves.No.....you can not wear white after labor day...which is soon!! Also, do not do that because it clashes unless there is alot of with on the dress. You can wear black shoes with a white dress. But do not wear white shoes with a black dress! Thanks for reading this!wear whatever you want. just make sure your bag or something is white, or jeweleryit depends on the style of the dress and the shoes. I think these contrasting colors might look just fine, so innovative (not everyone would understand it though).
Regularly, if your dress and shoes do not match, the shoes and the purse have to match.
I would also agree that black shoes would look sexier.This would be, by most folks' standards, a severe fashion violation--at least a fashion misdemeanor, and maybe a felony. Short Prom Dresses

Black shoes are much better. wear a thick white belt with it, and a diamond necklace and bracelet PRETTY!yes it is,but than you must mach the white shoes whit a white small evening bag!

 
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July 4, 2011 9:38 am
Can someone explain the mindset of being able to wear a bridesmaid dress again?

My sister and I were bridesmaids when our brother got married, and neither of us ever wore the dresses again. For me, it wasn't a color that looked good on me, and it wasn't my sister's style. They were dresses from the formal section of a department store, though.prom dress When I got married my sister was my only attendant. I told her to pick whatever she felt beautiful in. I didn't care what color it was, what the style was, I just wanted her to feel gorgeous being in my wedding. I think you could have knocked her boyfriend over with a feather when he saw her all made up, but I don't know if she ever wore it again or not. When she got married I was her Matron of Honor, but I was also eight months pregnant at the time, so our mother made my dress, which I have never worn again.One of my bridesmaids is a professional singer and needs gowns for performance. One does not own any other formal dresses. I figure that 50% wearing it again is a pretty good record, and I had both of them confirm that it would get use.

ETA: and I picked them this way because I wouldn't be able to live with the guilt of 5 dresses which would never be worn again. It's bad enough that I might not be able to repurpose my dress, but the waste of 4 others would ensure I'd never sleep again.The last wedding I was in,school prom the bride and us three bridesmaids all picked out a dress that could be worn again. I even said I would wear it as an easter dress. It really wasn't that fancy. Well, now it's a year and a half later and I just posted the dress on ebay last night. Ha! I know I'm never gonna wear it again, I am about to be in another wedding in November. I wonder how long I will hold on to that one, convinced that it will be worn again. I'm sure it'll show up one ebay one day with the same listing as my last one "only worn once."I was is my sisters wedding when I was 14. I did wear my dress again for a dance at school. I also lent it out to friends that used it for there dances, other weddings, and also for Halloween. But for adults I don't know anyone that have ever used there dress for anything else.The best part is throwing them away! OR runnung them over with your car.
I actually gave 2 to a girl i work with who sews and she revamped them into dresses for her daughters formal dances. Oh and one i wore on halloween.I was a bridesmaid in my brother's wedding and I have worn my bridesmaid gown on a few different occassions. But then again my dress was a black sphegetti strap knee length gown. No. I have never worn again. I didn't pick my bridesmaids dresses. I let them pick them-the material and length. So, theoretically, they could wear them again since they picked them.I am determined to have bridesmaids dresses that my bridesmaids can wear again. I know my older sister won't wear it, no matter what I pick because she never wears dresses (except to her own wedding, and then as a bridesmaid in mine). But my other sisters and friend that are bridesmaid are all girly like me and will totally need an extra dress in their closet.

My mom will be paying/making all the bridesmaids dresses anyway, so it's not even that I feel bad that they have to pay for a one-time-only dress. I just think it's silly/rude to make someone wear a dress that is so not right for them that they would never choose to wear it again.

The way I'm doing the re-wearable dress thing is that they will all be black cocktail dresses. (Who doesn't NEED one of those in their closet for something else in their life?) My bridesmaids will each get to pick the style of dress they will have made for them, and then there will be a dark cranberry sash tied around the waist (not attached) so it brings in one of my wedding colours, but is completely removable.

I figure a black cocktail dress is completely re-wearable if you ever go to any sort of semi-formal to formal event (even if it's a funeral or office party).

I think the problem with a lot of "one time only" bridesmaids dresses is either they are a nice style but a pastel/"bridal" colour that people don't tend to wear to other events,prom dress uk or they are just too formal (long flowing gowns) and average people just don't go to that many formal events, unless they are bridesmaids in a wedding.

I am a bridesmaid in my sisters wedding (Ceremony was yesterday and the reception is tomorrow). We got to pick our own dresses as long as they were chocolate brown. I think it's great because the dress was really nice, and we found it in a store in the mall so it was less than $80. I would choose to wear it again IF I have an event to actually wear it to, but I just don't go to that many formal type events. But I'm sure if someone I know gets married next summer or fall I could wear this dress as a guest and totally look well dressed.

 
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July 1, 2011 2:51 pm
more elegant than your norma

What is the dress code for an opera evening in Italy?

The appropriate dress code is "formal".

However, in Italy "formal" does not mean "black tie": In most of continental Europe the dress code known as "formal" (and sometimes referred to as "dark suit") is actually one level below "black tie".

This is how I would describe it:

FORMAL
The level just below "black tie".

Man: Dark suit (dark grey or dark blue - black only if you are very daring and trendy, but not a recommended choice), a white dress shirt (pocketless if possible) and a silk tie in a colour of choice, except black and white. The tie may be solid or patterned.

Woman: Festive evening dress in silk,prom dress velvet or any other elegant, festive, dressy evening fabric. An elegan evening pantsuit, or a dressy skirt with a blazer over it (the blazer should also be in a dressy material), are also acceptable. The dress should not reach floor-length or show the wearer's bare shoulders (it should not be strapless or sleaveless) because such gowns are normally reseved for "black tie" or "white tie" (gala) events. However, the last precept is not always observed very strictly, especially at premières and at very prestigious theatres.

However, if the theatre is located in a smaller provincial city, the "semi-formal" dress code (sometimes referred to as "jacket" or "suite") might also be acceptable,school prom but NEVER at a première: In that case, the required dress code is always strictly "formal".

This is how I would describe the "semi-formal" dress code:

SEMI-FORMAL
The level just below "formal".

Man: A little less formal, festive and elegant than "formal", but still a complete suit, which may be a little lighter in colour if suitable. Complete with a light-coloured shirt and a tie. A white shirt increases the level of festivity and formality of the attire. If you are the "intellectual" or "artsy" type, who prefers to dress more on the informal, casual side, then an elegant blazer with fine, non-coordinated trousers (no jeans or khakis) will be fine as well.

Woman: Dress/skirt/pantsuits that are dressier and more elegant than your normal, everyday (work) attire, but not as festive, elegant, glitzy, formal and "evening-like" as in "formal".

N.B.: Keep in mind that in Italy it is always safer to overdress a little, rather than to underdress! :-)

Buona serata all'opera! :-)
(Have a nice evening at the opera!)
I am Italian and an avid theatre-goer!

Semi formal, if it is warm, good cocktail dress/outfit with a shoulder light wrap ,prom dress uk more for show than warmth.

Something, a little dressy,and feminine, for men semi formal suit

 
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July 1, 2011 2:49 pm
because my bust is much

Full figure evening dress?

Chadwick's online catalog has some beautiful ones and their prices are very good.I need more info whay size are you? Anyways you could go to Laura plus they have really nice dresses.I recommend an evening dress or outfit that is monchromatic. prom dressWearing the same color from top to bottom creates a sleek look that down plays bluky areas. I am a fullfigured woman and I find it best to splurge on an expensive evening dress and have it tailored to fit me specifically.

I get much more wear out of my clothes this way and I feel much more confortable in them. Also look for embellishments and details AWAY from the areas that you want to deemphasize. If you have a fuller bust, look for a cute belt or a hip hugging sash to even out your figure. school prom If you have fuller hips, look for a v-neck or embellishements around the neckline (like a pretty scarf or a flashy necklace)I'm not exactly full figured, but I do need to wear larger sizes because my bust is much larger than I'd like it to be. To be honest, E-Bay has quite a selection of the famous "little black dress" (as us women would call it!). Make sure you measure yourself to a tee, and see what you can find on there.prom dress uk They are ususally cheap, and have the measurments posted. Good luck!

 
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June 30, 2011 10:42 am
something thats club wear

Is it appropriate to wear black dress when the wedding is not evening?

the wedding is in durham,north carolina. 4:00 wedding so i figure reception is at 6:00pm. i would consider it a cocktail hour, and think cocktail dress.prom dress though this is south and the"black at day weddings" are still frowned apon by some(older).
so is this late enough to pass off a black dress at a southern (but modern) wedding?

dont wear a dress you would wear to a funeral, wear something thats club wear add some colorful accessories and you will look great
the black wedding dress is also perfect to wedding .school promyou can choose the black wedding dress of the chic and stylishl like the black wedding dress.it make you shining in the wedding if you can choose a perfect patterndepending on what kind of black dress. But try wearing something more fun!Quinceanera Dresses

 
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June 30, 2011 10:39 am
style but still has the length

Can I wear a dress that has print to an evening wedding?

I bought this really pretty dress; the style is really chic and its knee lenght. The wedding is at 5pm at a Country Club. My dress is not a solid color, it has print, but elegant.

I'd think it sounds fine! . The only time there'd be a problem is if the invite said "formal reception" but then the problem wouldn't be the print, it would be the length.prom dressI say absolutely. If you dress it up with the right jewelery and shoes, it could definitely be as elegant as a solid color dress. I know some country clubs have dress codes...but I'd think as long as you're dressed up, the print on your dress shouldn't really matter.

Is it okay to wear a tea length wedding dress to an outdoor evening wedding?

Wedding is in April in Savannah, Georgia in an outdoor garden at 7:00pm. prom dress uk Sunset is at 8:00pm.

Of course. Tea length is becoming very popular and is a great alternative for girls that are not into the whole super long gown, just a sweet simple style but still has the length to look formal..David's bridal has some gorgeous tea length gownsare you the bride?Quinceanera Dresses if not then don't wear a wedding dress - it is her day and she should be the one who gets the attention and the pretty dress lol
you can always get the dress dyed though so it would be a different color and less wedding-yOn your wedding day, you can wear whatever you want. A tea-length gown makes a lot of sense for an outdoor wedding - you don't have to worry about dragging your hem through grass, dirt, etc.Absolutely...besides, you're the bride, you can wear anything you want.yes, the fact it's outside makes it a little less formal than an indoor evening wedding.As long as it is your wedding, then yes wear whatever you want!yes ,Tea length is great not too short and not long enough to get grass stains

 
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July 11, 2011 4:05 pm
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