The Pink Dress Gets Another Chance
Posted on 11.23.08 to $100 and under by Lindsay
Prior to the fall/winter season of 2008, the pink dress got a bad rap. Either it was Betsey Johnson and therefore kitschy, or it was ultra-Lolita and immature to don a petal-pink dress – particularly during spring.
But now that the plants are dying and the temperature’s dropping, pink is conditioning itself for another go, and it looks to be working. Pink, particularly of the pale variety, is making its way onto “Must Have” lists left and right.
 Red Sexy Wide Straps Pencil Dress $34.95 |
 YoYo5 Women’s Mid-length V-neck Printed Dress $48.99 |
 Max & Cleo Maxi Length Knit Dress $74.99 |
 Donna Ricco Women’s Open Back Ruched Dress $158 $51.99 |
 Lyndia by Lyndia Procanik Metal Rings Pink Dress $45.99 |
$128 $77 |
Tart magneta jersey ‘Pilar’ v-neck dress $190 $99.99 |
Revolver fuchsia jersey ‘Georgia’ pleated dress $124 $74 |
 Charlotte Russe Embroidered Dress $28.99 |
 Ruffle Chiffon Dress $28.99 |
 Crinkle Mini Dress $26.99 |
 Satin Bow Dress $49.99 |
If all this pink is a little too girly for you, add some funky colored or patterned tights. Need even less? Toss some motorcycle boots, or chunky heels to balance the ultra-femme and tough-rocker aesthetic.
xoxo.
Post Tags: dresses, feminine, pink, winter
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lisa added these pithy words on
Nov 23 08 at
4:39 pm
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I’m not too crazy about pale pink; I prefer a more saturated or even hot pink hue. I like wearing hot pink with dark denim or black and white. It’s just such a cheery punch of colour!
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Chelsea Rae added these pithy words on
Nov 24 08 at
1:42 pm
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That Charlotte Russe dress in the 4th row is really cute, but I have a sneaking suspicion that after seeing in in person I won’t like it as much…
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