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Dress opinions wanted

So I've been thinking about buying skirts and dresses for work, it's seems to be that sort of place, though slacks are perfectly fine.  Anyway, I was doing a search and found this website and found this dress, what do you guys think?  Like it, hate it, worth the price???  I do hate the fact that it's considered 1X, I am a size 14, but I never considered that to be in the 1X category.  

Re: Dress opinions wanted

  • I like it but not for work. 
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  • I think it's very cute.  Don't worry about the size-- this looks like a junior-y line.  In women's, most manufacturers consider 14 a L.

    It does look a bit short in the pic, but I am assuming that model is at least 5'10".

    Have you shopped at Torrid ever?  I think they start at a 12 and they have a lot of cute dresses that are of similar style.

     

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  • I agree that 14 is not 1x, (also don't think of 14 as plus, but average)...Anyway, I love it. I agree that it would be too short for me for work, but I think that's my preference, not dress code. The style and print is super cute. 
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  • This wouldn't be appropriate in my office, it's more of an after hours night out type look IMO. Also that fabric doesn't look very flattering to any sort of panty line...
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  • myskyegirlmyskyegirl member
    edited May 2014
    *She slaps her forehead*, it hadn't occurred to me that it Jr clothing, hahahah, hence the size.  

    @CTgirl130, I don't go out much anymore so I think I'm trying to come up for reasons to buy the dress. LMAO

    @helenahhandbasket, I'll have to check out Torrid, thanks!

    @slapalicious, I'll have to check out Express.  :)
  • myskyegirlmyskyegirl member
    edited May 2014
    So the consensus is, cute, but not appropriate for work.  SO I'm going to go shopping for more work appropriate dresses, BUT I'm also going to get it, ONLY so that I have an excuse to have a girls night out.  :)
  • There's a chance that the high-waisted belt along with the tightness of the skirt piece could be very unflattering. I'd personally never be able to pull off a high-waisted belt unless the skirt was more flowy. 
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  • Nope. Too short and too much potential for cleavage for work.

    I have good luck at New York and Company for work dresses. They have some good sales and their dresses are usually a good length for me.
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  • Alright no slutty, potentially bumpy dress for me.  I don't wanna dress my age.  LOL   :((   8-|
  • pobrecita said:
    Dammit I wish I could wear dresses at work.
    Why can't you wear dresses at work @pobrecita?
  • I really like it and think it would be flattering on lots of different people.
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  • myskyegirlmyskyegirl member
    edited May 2014
    pobrecita said:
    I probably *could*, but steel toes don't really go with them eh? ;)
    Ya, I'm thinking in that case jeans are the best route.  :)  Unless....... Um I have no idea where I'm going with that train of thought.  LOl

    The funny thing is I was originally looking for a blouson style dress, because they are flattering, and I can get them longer, but I guess they are no longer popular.

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