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Kim & Co TSV 14/06/24
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Kim & Co Crinkle Poppin Short Sleeve Tiered Dress
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Kim & Co Crinkle Poppin Short Sleeve Tiered Dress TSV 14/06/24
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lynnonthelake
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Extremely unflattering 
TheFamousGrouse
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Looks like a dress for a little girl, scaled up. When will this fashion for tiered dresses end???Extremely unflattering
Clothescloth
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No doubt that the ‘modesty model’,as she now appears to be called, will wear it over black leggings and a black polo neck!
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At least it's in plain colours, not another hideous print.
I think it has ended. We'll not be seeing them next year, nor the ditsy prints, say the fashionistas.
Misty
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Well they all do, so why not, the dress can’t hold itself up on its own!
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At least it's not great-granny's front room curtains print or the 1970's wallpaper look, like so much of their stuff.
Turandot
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Reminds me of my pregnancy dresses back in the days when you didn’t let it all hang out.
More than that I'd say. My guess is £45 & postage and it'll be a shade under £50 and they'll harp on about what great value it is. I personally don't mind it but until it comes up on the website I won't be able to see what it's made out of. 100% polyester no doubt, not that I'm buying anyway...but it "looks" cool and nice for the summer!
Yes you're right...I'm very naive and still hold out hope for better things!
I wonder what Poppin means?
I was hoping it was a typo and the dress is really made of poplin, but that'd be too much to ask for a summer garment!
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Thank heavens for that. I’m a 5 foot 1 size 8 - you can only imagine what they look like on me
. Hard enough to get clothes to fit at any time but this trend has made it impossible.
Brissles
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Ha ha ! I thought it said "Crimplene" not crinkle ! Who remembers that ? I had a matching dress and coat that only saw daylight twice !
I remember crimpelene it was a staple of my nan's wardrobe and I seem to remember my mum having a couple of tunics. My worst memory is when we were told in needlework at school that we could make a garment of one's choice, and that we had to bring in the pattern and the fabric. The only advice we were given was to make it simple. I completely forgot about this until the last minute and I told my mum I think on the morning, thankfully the lesson was the last of the day so she said don't worry I'll nip into town and pick you up something and and I'll have it dropped off to reception. When I went to pick it up I was horrified, she'd bought a pattern for a pair of culottes and a measure of rust brown crimpelene and some hideous gold buttons to finish them off. I was mortified when I delved in the bag. I remember my classmates laughing their heads off and I just wanted to die under a rock! I made the bliddy things and donated them to my mother who ended up wearing them, 'cause I wasn't gonna be seen dead in them!
My grandmother had a purple crimplene trouser suit. She loved it, but I didn’t!
Who is that?
