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Turtlenecks and Sheath Dresses. And old look that is sooo NEW again
















I love the look of a simple sheath style dress. It is classy and just so simply elegant. They are so easy to wear because you don't have to think! You can change the look simply by adding a heel, or a ballet flat, some pearls or a long pendant, a belt or no belt. I am really loving the fact that turtlenecks are really making a comeback worn underneath the sheath dress. This is a look that comes and goes but it is definitely here to stay this fall. See my photos to give you an idea on sheath style dresses that look great alone or with a turtleneck layered underneath! I like putting a pretty color like a plum, rose, or fuchsia under a grey or black sheath. The plaid dress shown would look great with a chocolate brown turtleneck or if your complexion and hair color will allow it, wear orange. How gorgeous!

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Tanya Pereira said…
And this is why I never get rid of my classic sheath dresses - my work staple, and always coming back around. Just glad I was smart enough to buy good quality ones even years back!
August 15, 2009 at 8:10 AM
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