December 1st, 2008
Style on Trial: Pink satin tulip dress from Dorothy Perkins
Tulip shaped skirts and dresses have been with us for a couple of seasons now, and, for the most part, The Fashion Police have been on board with that. Sure, they create a little bit of extra volume around the hip area, but you know, it can’t be all figure-skimming all the time, and that little bit of extra room.. well, it can be good n’ comfy, no?
This dress, though. Well. Look, we were up late last night. We’re tired. And the coffee clearly hasn’t quite kicked in yet, because when we look at this dress, we’re seeing a… . It looks like a… . No. No, we’re not going to go there. We’re pretty sure it’s just us, anyway, so we’re going to go and pour some more coffee, and in the meantime, we’re going to leave this one with you, oh wise ones. What do you think of this dress? Crime of Fashion? Totally fabulous? Tell us!
this dress…well…its kindof big. and i honestly dont see like anyone wearing it…unless they’re high or drunk or something. its kind of scary
this dress…well…its kindof big. and i honestly dont see like anyone wearing it…unless they’re high or drunk or something. its kind of scary
Don’t quality street do a similar line in chocolate wrappers?
i think I see it too
It was in the Gok Wan pages of Look magazine this week – on how women should do the jewel look – this was for 10-12 sized women… personally those love handles on the dress would make them look about 16+
It was in the Gok Wan pages of Look magazine this week – on how women should do the jewel look – this was for 10-12 sized women… personally those love handles on the dress would make them look about 16+
I think this would make even a 7 stone runway model look like a saggy pear. Seriously it looks like you could stash a couple of small purse dogs in those hip folds.
Love the color, though.
I’d adore it if the hips were just a quarter of that size. The color makes enough of a statement, so why’d they have to go and do…THAT?