Dress is Vera Wang; Shoes are second-hand DVF from Secondi; Clutch is vintage
It's official: I'm a very, very lucky girl. You may recall my January vow to stalk this dress to the ends of the earth. When I tried it on at a Rent the Runway event, I knew I didn't want to rent it, I wanted to own it. Forever. And I can assure you, dear readers, that I will be wearing this dress to work events, to weddings, to brunch, to dinner, and to Life.
And it was one of you, one of the wonderful and lovely people who visit my blog now and then, that alerted me as soon as it came up on Gilt. I'm so grateful that people read this lil' blog and then tell me about killer sales-- thank you so much!
And that's still not all. I'm lucky because my very talented and kind friend Jason Hornick offered to work with me soon after I acquired this gold brocade, shiny, Frank Lloyd Wright-esque wonder of a dress by Vera Wang (proudly made in the USA, of course). Similar HERE.
Thank you so much, Jason. You are the jam.
So, what do you think? This dress is part of my efforts to build a wardrobe that I can wear for years to come, avoiding the throw away "fast fashion" that invades our closets in the fall only to leave again in the spring. Do you think this dress dress can stand the test of time?
*This post is part of DC in Style's Wedding Looks Monday Bloom link-up.
YAY!!! I am so excited that this dress became a reality! and WOAH if those pics aren't amazing! - Alex
ReplyDeleteeeeeee!!! thanks, alex!
Deletepics look great - dress is a keeper for sure!
ReplyDeletethanks- and glad you think so. i mean, i want to wear it to like, the grocery store, to everywhere...
DeleteYou look Ahhhhmaaazing!! Like seriously I could see the pictures in a magazine <3
ReplyDeleteThanks, Wavey! You always look amazing, like every time I see you :)
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