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The Upper Figured Princess will emerge from the shadows tomorrow.
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What's up with the two strapless options? I am guessing this won't work for a large portion of your readers. Even with a coat or sweater over it.
ReplyDeleteBecky-
ReplyDeleteBoth strapless options actually come with detachable straps. The added bonus of this feature is you can adjust the shoulder length and rise of the dress.
I agree with Becky. I have an hourglass figure, but a prominent surgical scar just beneath my collarbone makes anything strapless out of the question for me.
ReplyDeleteBut these are cute combos -- definitely something to think about while I'm out shopping for just the right v-neck dress!
Nora & Becky-
ReplyDeleteHere are two options with sleeves:
http://budurl.com/maggy
http://budurl.com/bwhite
However, the necklines on both of these options do reveal the collarbone. You could wear a bold necklace to camouflage the scar. Or you could try the featured sweater or overcoat which would actually cover your collarbones.
Happy Easter!
Actually, I think the first option on today's 'upper figure' post above might be just what I was looking for!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for the follow up suggestions -- one of these days, when I get some wiggle room in the ol' budget, I'd love to consult with you on how to pick tops that flatter my figure without showcasing my scars.