It’s an inevitable fact of life that we’re all getting older. In fact, you’re a little older right now than you were when you started reading this sentence. ~Time~, am I right?
Casual Friday Productions / Walt Disney Pictures
Casual Friday Productions / Walt Disney Pictures
Photographed by Jackie Nickerson, Vogue, May 2017
The best smocked dresses feature an embroidery technique that has been used for centuries, which gathers fabric in order to create elasticity (or smocking) for a garment. Seen more commonly today as a decorative component, there is a nostalgic element to the art form that has made it a fashion favorite. A vintage-inspired childhood dress or a retro nightgown featuring the stitching method might first come to mind, but today designers prove that the smocked dress is a modern summertime staple worth investing in.
Molly Goddard featured the technique on many pieces in her spring runway show, whose voluminous tulle shapes err on the maximalist side of things. Stella McCartney chose to show a striking blue cotton dress with all-over smocking, that took a slightly sporty and minimalist feel. And now that the high summer offerings are starting to hit stores, there
NOBODY wants their style to be described as cheap and tacky – least of all when you’re putting in effort.
But a fashion guru has revealed that there are two very common mistakes that immediately downgrade an outfit and make it stand out from the crowd for all of the wrong reasons.
TikTok user @sistersguidetostyle, whose name is Abby and regularly posts style tips and tricks, posted a video unveiling the two things that are ruining your outfit.
But the good news is that both are easily fixed and you won’t break the bank in the process.
As a woman appears dressed in a simple combo of light blue denim jeans and a white basic top, Abby explains her fashion don’ts.
As Abby reaches for some jewellery, including some necklaces and a bangle,
PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) — Trade in and trade up at Poor Little Rich Girl. Cat and John Raslavsky opened the resale boutique in 2008 and now have a wonderful partner named Dawn Johnson. The shop buys clothing outright and consigns local items like jewelry, candles, and soaps. Resale is an environmentally conscious way of shopping and makes fashion more affordable at the same time. Names like Tiffany, Louis Vuitton, Lululemon, Free People and more can be found in the shop.
Find some of the biggest name brands at Phoenix discount boutique Poor Little Rich Girl. Jaime’s Local Love is sponsored by Subaru.
Cat says she loves having a small business in such a supportive area. She’s built relationships with shoppers who have been coming in for 10 or more years. One customer told Cat that she got the