Brissles
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Not exactly Nina Leonard......................
I'd be a sucker for the black with sleeves - just my style.
I'd be a sucker for the black with sleeves - just my style.
Unlikely to be seen here.....
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Far too elegant for QVC UK
Beautiful dresses for those who socialise 'big time'. Unlikely to be shown in UK, I think. They wouldn't sell enough.
Loveinamist
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Nice dresses. Not one size fits all so no way.
What sort of occasions do you think they wear such dresses at in the US and are they that frequent? I have been to black tie dinners here (through my job) when such dresses were worn but only three or four times and not for about 15 years. If I were invited again, I think I would hire a dress.
That fishtail gown is just gorgeous! I can imagine myself belle of the ball in that getup. However, as I've never been to a ball in my life there's not really much point in buying such a dress. One can dream. I agree that hiring a dress would be the way to go.
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Brissles
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Well, the yanks are very big on 'fund raisers', so I suppose those that cant afford the real deal designer wear, would go for something like these. Would be ideal for my dress up cruise evenings.
I like the fishtail dress. Some people may buy a beautiful dress just to own it, try it on, and admire themselves in the mirror at home, in the same way that some women buy a complete wedding outfit - dress, veil, etc. even though they have no wedding plans and no fiance.
Yes, those dresses are the antithesis of the awful offerings we get in the UK. The black dress with the chiffon cape is absolutely stunning. I know the prices are in dollars the prices are pretty damned cheap, because they're polyester, but that hasn't stopped Q in the UK charging crazy prices. Impressive!
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