#bib bodice

[chic-a-gigot]

Le Petit écho de la mode, no. 16, vol. 18, 19 avril 1896, Paris. 11. Robe de maison en foulard mauve. Modèle de la Capdeville, 58, boulevard Haussman. 22. Corsage Tannhaüser en lainage violet évêque. Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney

(11.) Robe de maison en foulard mauve, de forme droite, froncée devant et dans le dos, avec pli rond rapporté retenu par une ceinture de ruban nouée de côté, i rangs de petite Valenciennes ornent le devant et le haut des manches; la manche ballon, très basse sur l’épaule, se termine par un bracelet de ruban, double col rabattu orné de dentelle.

(11.) House dress in mauve foulard, straight, gathered at the front and back, with round pleat held in place by a ribbon belt tied at the side, rows of small Valenciennes adorn the front and the top of the sleeves; the balloon sleeve, very low on the shoulder, ends with a ribbon bracelet, double turn-down collar decorated with lace.

Matériaux: 10 mètres soie ou 5 mètres lainage, 20 mètres dentelle.

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(22.) Corsage Tannhaüser en lainage violet évêque, rentré flans la jupe, le devant avec col revers est croise de côté; il est ouvert du lia ut sur un plastron en pareil surmonté d’un col de velours, garniture de velours assorti. Manche d’une seule pièce avec revers velours.

Matériaux: 3 mètres de tissu, 1m,50 velours.

(22.) Tannhaüser bodice in purple bishop wool, tucked into the skirt, the front with lapel collar is crossed sideways; it is open from the lia ut on a bib in the same surmounted by a velvet collar, trimmed with matching velvet. One-piece sleeve with velvet cuff.

[inkwingart]

This Vietwardian socialite, armed with a letter opener that is sharper than strictly necessary, is prepared to stab the next person who tries her patience. Her gown is inspired by a classic áo dài, but with an Edwardian train and cold-shoulder lace sleeves. The black bobbinet overlay retains the raglan line of an áo dài, combined with a sweetheart neckline. The body panels are linen damask draped over a structured under-bodice, embroidered and beaded with glass jet and cut steel. Rather than traditional trousers, the gown is worn over a frilly black cotton petticoat. The gold bib necklace is inspired by traditional Vietnamese kiềng, particularly the beautiful styles worn by the Hmong, and Art Nouveau enameled jewelry. Her khăn đóng is cloth of gold. She is framed and haloed by pale yellow and pink chrysanthemums.

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I finally finished this piece!

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Lady Deadpool and Y/N leave an event…

Lady DP: another assassination in the bag

Y/N: I just hope Sony won’t be missing Jared Leto anytime soon.

Lady DP yanks out the dress bib from her dinner vest, exposing her bodice underneath…

Lady DP: so wanna go celebrate the way we do every mission?

Y/N: if we keep bouncing the Odyssey like that we’re gonna need a new suspension system.

Lady DP: we can afford it. Now get in there and let me rock you hard to the music of Tay Tay. Our Odyssey really fu—

[thegothicalice]

Doll-like 🪦 Dress and lace bib vintage, bodice Selkie, shoes Strangecvlt, Fuseli’s “The Nightmare” earrings by Captain Hanna.

[chicinsilk]

La Femme chic Avril 1954

Madeleine de Rauch Haute Couture Spring/Summer 1954 Collection. Joan Whelan wears a finely pleated shirtdress in pinkish beige silk duppion by Pétillault; the bodice bib repeats the theme of the skirt. Hat by Paulette.

Madeleine de Rauch Collection Haute Couture Printemps/Été 1954. Joan Whelan porte une robe-chemisier au plissé fin, en douppion de soie beige rosé de Pétillault ; le plastron du corsage répète le thème de la jupe. Chapeau de Paulette.

Photo Frères Séeberger

[getluckylana]

need the summer outfit plans pls, your new style is everything, us girls love it!

2024 Early Spring Trend Forecast

This season is going to give toned down coquette on the bodice, Y2K bellow the waist, on the feet, and perched on the shoulder in form of your besties beloved pet cat.

In the next few months your instagram feed will increasingly fill with grown woman sporting sailor themed ensembles. Yes, Like the ones you wore for photo day in pre-school. This is where the toned down coquette comes into play for the season. I also foresee lots of Peter Pan style collars and neck lines. It’s all about the baby doll, and growing up your girlish childhood favorites. Paired with Mary Janes or riding boots. The girls will also be sporting victorian style accessories, like bonnets, bibs and spats.

Prints and colors? Polka dots, rain jacket yellow, pastel and deep shades of purple, green, and blue paired playfully to make a monocromatic masterpiece, sweaters with equestian or floral embroidery, opt for a sheer fabric, nipples and well groomed pubic hair is in, and the fashionable girlies will have it on display.

Children’s wear/Skipper doll/Y2k mix bellow the waist, capri’s are hot, Bubble skirts are hot, vintage cheer skirts are hot, and we still like skirts over pants this year, trade in your Adidas track pants for Adidas track capri’s to be more on trend.

We’ll be incorporating YTK into our bags, and shoes this season. I’ve seen other reports that we will be Jane Birkinfying our bags again, but we already did that. Instead we will be doing insanely fun bags, and shoes strait out of the 2000’s. Check out pic’s bellow for ideas.

Keep but switch it up! “Siren core” glasses are getting tired, dilute them for translucent frames of similar shapes or round frames in any color you want.

Hot Depop sections to browse are “$20 and under” and “elevate your look” but avoid fast fashion brands like Shein ect and opt for vintage pieces made out of higher quality fabrics.

The key to styling every outfit is contrast, if you pick a coquette top, do a simple bottom, and a Y2K shoe or bag. You never want the whole outfit to be one aesthetic it will make you look tacky, and separates a well dressed person from the rest.

[operafantomet]

Do you know anything about the “Mad Dresser” costume in Phantom? I stumbled upon a photo of Lily de-la-Haye in a costume I’ve never seen before and with a little bit of digging I found of that it’s referred to as the “Mad Dresser.” Is this character/costume a new West End thing or has it been around for a while?

The "Mad Dresser" is an original character! Seldom credited in the cast list, but always present. She is one of the people running distressed across stage after Piangi is found dead. I believe she was first played by Patricia Richards in the original West End production. At least the costume is often donned by a Carlotta understudy, and she is the one appearing in costume documentation photos:

The dress design has stayed fairly consistent throughout the years, with a floor-length, long-sleeved dress with collar, made of a dark floral fabric and usually two decorative bands down the bodice front. But the accessories may vary. The apron varies in colours, and some aprons have a bib while others are tied around the waist - though most feature one or more pockets. She is a dresser, after all. Sometimes she wears a headcarf, sometimes not. She can be redhead, blode, brunette, it doesn't seem to be a system to it.

Here she is "fixing Carlotta's costume", as depicted by Louise Fribo and Frederikke Kampmann in Copenhagen:

Corinne Schaefer in Hamburg:

Unidentified actress from Essen with the same apron as above, but different dress plus a headscarf. Interestingly the headscarf seems to match the dress above...

Rachel Spurrell and unidentified co-player mixing up costumes in West End c. 2010:

Rebecca Robbins on Broadway, with Ellen Harvey and Jessica Radetsky:

But whereas the character is well established, it looks like the West End revival has changed the look of the costume somewhat. Regardless of some of the variations above, the new costume doesn't appear to have the two distinct trims down the front, it doesn't always have a collar, and is made of smaller-patterned fabrics. I get more Fantine / factory worker vibes from it, TBH. Maybe it is to different her more from the "Wardrobe mistress" costume? I don't know. Here's Olivia Holland-Rose (left) and Lily de-la-Haye (middle, right) in the West End revival:

...and yes, she is indeed named "mad dresser" in Maria Bjørnson's original design, here seen with and without shawl:

[missiletoe]

Of Maid Outfits and Other Frilly Things

“It comes with stockings!” Phoenix cries and indeed it does–pastel pink stockings that match the bodice. Extremely thin pink stockings that you could probably rip if you pulled too hard. “And it’s got some sort of neck… thing? It’s like your cravat!”

If Phoenix Wright thinks that the distinguished silk cravat he wears to court is anything like this white lace bib? choker? on display, then his sense of fashion is even worse than Edgeworth thought. The bar is already low but Phoenix somehow still manages to duck under it.

“No,” Edgeworth says and he feels like a broken record, stuck on repeat. Phoenix wriggles his eyebrows in a manner that he probably thinks is suggestive. In reality, his eyebrows look more like caterpillars writhing in agony. “No.”

call me a chef with the way i am cooking 👨‍🍳 i hope my sister wakes up to this on her dash and has an aneurysm

[dunadaan]

I want to sew…..I haven’t sewn in months. But there’s so many other things that need to take priority that I shouldn’t. But also. I want to make pretty dress :( this a mock-up of it ft. my bonnet that looks fucking gigantic for some reason and my 1860’s parasol I need to make a pattern for to fix….so much to do. But it’s a bib front, meaning it’s got a layer that ties the bodice together and then is pinned over the front to cover it. It also has slits for pockets but I don’t think I’m going to do that in the final version bc it rips so easily.

[chic-a-gigot]

La Mode nationale, no. 23, 2 octobre 1886, Paris. No. 14. — Robe de dîner. Bibliothèque nationale de France

Robe de dîner en tulle de soie mauve brodé, sur une sous-jupe de satin même nuance, ornée de ruban de velours en travers. Un plissé de satin, retenu par des barrettes de velours, orné le devant du corsage. Manches demi-longues, à crevés de satin dans le haut. Col et plastron en tulle de soie brodé.

Dinner dress in embroidered mauve silk tulle, over a satin underskirt of the same shade, decorated with velvet ribbon across. A satin pleat, held by velvet barrettes, adorns the front of the bodice. Half-length sleeves, with satin slits at the top. Collar and bib in embroidered silk tulle.

[cressida-jayoungr]

One Dress a Day Challenge

May: Purple Redux

Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (s1e2, "Murder on the Ballarat Train") / Essie Davis as Phryne Fisher

I had this one on my list for the month but only just managed to track down which episode it's in! So it's really squeaking in under the wire. Worth it, though, for such a spectacular dress.

It seems to have a wrap structure; you can see there are gaps on both sides of the bodice where a piece overlays the front like a bib. The asymmetrical neckline is an interesting feature. I also think the belt ornament is beautiful and unusual--looks like winged roses! Other accessories include a hat trimmed to match her car, a white fur wrap, and a waveable dyed ostrich feather.

[alexsrandomramblings]

M'kay, got the bodice sewn to the skirt. Now just need to make the bib-front, waist ties, and then tuck and hem the skirt itself.

[isthisegl]

Is this lolita fashion?:

NO

Problems:

Sigh. Even Miku doesn’t look happy to be wearing whatever this abomination is.

I don’t even know what to say about that skirt. It’s two-tiered and opens in the front to reveal a miniskirt… why? If this was an attempt at ero lolita, it’s a pretty poor one. The skirt is way too short, all 3 of them. Wait, is she wearing 2 petticoats??? One under each tier??? That’s not how tiered skirts work in any fashion, let alone lolita. The boob socks need to go, it makes the front panel on the bodice look like a weird separate bib. She’s missing a blouse. The accessories need some work. That choker is weird, and her wrists could do with some wristcuffs. I don’t understand why so many “lolita” figures are insistent on plain white otks with garters, they’re acceptable in lolita but the garters would never be showing and printed/patterned/colored socks are much more common. It seems figure companies prefer to use garters instead of bloomers, which is the opposite of what most lolitas prefer to wear (and if you’re wearing garters, you’re usually ALSO wearing bloomers). The ankle ruffles are a little strange, they remind me of wristcuffs but for your ankles (which do exist!) but the ruffle usually doesn’t face both up and down- the larger ruffle faces downward, and if there is a ruffle facing up it’s much smaller. The bow sitting on her back completely unattached to anything is also strange. Usually the bow in the back is from the waist ties, but there are none on this dress. Overall a very strange and unbalanced coord.

🍰Today's Miku figure is:🍰

Taito Fashion Lolita ver. (2024)

[winterfashioninbangladesh2024]

Winter Fashion in Bangladesh

Winter Fashion in Bangladesh

Although winter is short in Bangladesh, it is the most favorable season to play with textures, layers, and colors without the burden of heavy clothing, as is the case in colder regions. Dreamweave by Simi presents a winter collection that highlights both traditional and contemporary elements of Bangladesh’s fashion industry. Here’s your guide to the season’s most stylish essentials.

Sarees: The Definition of Classical Chic

Sarees are interlaced into the very core of the Bangladeshi community and, therefore, are familiar items of clothing found in the closets of nearly all women. Consider, for instance, the Bangladesh winters, when silks and velvet are the order of the day due to their warmth and elegance. Dreamweave by Simi offers beautiful jamdani banarasi and katan sarees that include stunning designs in many colors, ideal for complementing the warm, colorful attire worn during the winter holidays.

Wearing a saree along with a warm shawl or a tight-fitting jacket can provide a contemporary look with respect to traditional dressing. Jamdanis, a medium of Daksina Kanara known for its airy weave, can also be paired with a velvet blouse that provides warmth and style at the same time.

Style Tips: While wearing your saree, consider donning a high-neck blouse or a long-sleeved undershirt for warmth. Use seasonal colors such as burgundy, navy, and forest green. Try adding a bold belt to the waist to enhance the look by providing a clean, tailored look. Finish off this look with strong jewelry, such as earrings or layered bibs filled around the neck, to accentuate this area of the body.

Day-to-Day Comfort with Kamijs

Kamijs are a common item in the Bangladeshi apparel section primarily because they are easy to wear. The winter season offers an opportunity to wear kamij made of thicker materials such as wool, velvet, or brocade, which keep warm and feature beautiful prints and designs. Kamijs in Dreamweave by Simi are winter-based and modern, with faith motifs, and are available for casual and formal dresses.

In winter, a long-sleeved kamij worn together with fitted pants or churidar leggings of suitable size is very pleasant and fashionable. For more elegant wear, a soft cardigan or a traditional shawl is used along with the bodice to provide a warm layer, turning the whole attire into a complete one.

Style Tips: If you want to look seasonal and warm, you can try cinnamon brown colors, charcoal, and full red in winter. Much vibrant look is also created by admixture of embroidered shawl or a contrasting colored dupatta, which can be warm ethnic wear for casuals and occasions as well. Also, pretty jhumkas and bangles can be worn which are traditional so as to enhance the beauty of the kamij in a fashionable way according to the season.

Stylish Kaftan for The Set of Events

Kaftans are simple, with a light and forgiving shape that can be worn for both an informal as well as a formal event. The collection of winter kaftans in Dreamweave by Simi is composed of garments made of wool-blend and heavy cotton with embroidery and detail while enhancing the elegantly finished look. Like many tops, kaftans may be self-contained or worn with a close-fitted top underneath, making them versatile enough for a variety of places and occasions. 

To create a polished look, wear ankle boots, a statement necklace, and a kaftan. Warming up the look, adding a soft shawl or long scarf is lovely, which also gives an ethnic appearance as well.

Style Tips: Choose darker-colored kaftans with metallic or silk-thread work motifs for embellishment to look more opulent. Try belting the kaftan to bring attention to your waist and create a frame around your figure. Finish the look with a pair of traditional bangles or layer a few bracelets on one wrist to add to the elegance.

What to wear Salwars: Traditional and Warm

In Bangladesh, salwar suits are worn every day, and they are versatile, making them suitable even during cold seasons. Dreamweave by Simi’s collection comprises salwar suits made using winter-friendly materials such as brocade, silk, and velvet that are appropriate for wedding occasions and even for stylish day outs. The churidar sides and fitted-cut bottoms create warmth, and the kameez top can be cut to fit any type of figure perfectly.

Embroidered shawls are fabulous for winter as they provide extra protection and also further the traditional look. A festive spirit is added when, for instance, a salwar suit or a shawl with zari or sequins coverage is worn, such as during special occasions.

Style Tips: When it comes to the winter season, darker shades like plum, midnight blue, and deep maroon are suitable and enhance the look—constructed the entire look with Kurtis or embellished sandals and chandelier earrings or a statement ring to the outfit for a more clean, put-together look. This look is so good that for evening purposes, a less ornate shawl can easily be replaced with an elaborate embroidered or embellished one.

Palazzo and Kurta Sets: Stylish and Purposeful

Palazzo and kurta sets have ingeniously modified the stereotypical heavy winter wear; they are fashionable substitutes for salwar suits. As part of the winter collection of Dreamweave by Simi, the palazzo sets come available in heavier materials, such as wool-blend and thick cotton, to provide structure and warmth to the garment while retaining the fluidity typical with palazzos. Worn with a slender kurta, the design is both fashionable and practical. It can be worn to the office, casual outings, or family functions. The final look can be complemented with a long coat or scarf for warmth. Fitted kurtas are also beautifully accented with wide-legged palazzos that create an even look ideal for all shapes.

Style Tips: Palazzos in warm and neutral shades like camel, olive, or navy are best paired with bright jeweled-colored kurtas. Statement earrings and a soft wool shawl will give this look a finish that can be easily worn from day to night. To accessorize more, wear a scarf around the neck in a loose-fitting manner or wrap it around the shoulders for a warm feeling.

Shawls and Scarves: Crucial Accessories for the Winter Season

Scarves and shawls are particular wearers’ must-haves and are perfect for every outfit since they provide warmth and peace in the cold weather. Within the Dreamweave by Simi collection mix are handsaws that are embroidered shawls and engineered scarves made to complement ethnic wear, including sarees, salwar kameez, and kaftans. Ideally, this season is the season of motif shawls, zari work pashmina, and winter woolen shawls, which are the elements of your airport fashion that keep you warm and stylish at the same time. Shawls and scarves, whether casually thrown over the shoulder or stylishly wrapped around the neck, create a color and texture contrast to the outfit.

Style Tips: Harper and Shawl always go together regardless of the variation or colors they come in, e.g., one can throw a brightly colored shawl on a dull-colored dress or pick up a dressing shawl with embroidery that goes hand in hand with the colors of the dress being worn. However, those who want a trendy look should go for a long scarf with embellished ends, wrapped around, or hanging loose. There is also the option of winter chic scarves, which are prints and color-blocked winter scarves that serve the purpose of completing the winter wear.

Long Over Coats, Cardigan And Traditional Attires

In Bengali societies, people tend to wear long coats and cardigans to keep warm and improve the overall outline shape of a winter-style dress. Dreamweave by Simi has a worked-in collection of cardigans and wool-blend coats that are ideal for wear made from sarees, salwar suits, palazzo sets, and the like. The clever layering enhances the classic aesthetic but empowers it with a functional modernist aspect.

It is very possible to achieve a fashionable look by wearing a long coat on a saree or a kurta, which is perfect for chilly evenings or official occasions. Under sweaters and cardigans, coats can be cinched to the wearer’s waist or left free for an easy, worn-in appearance.

Style Tips: Choose coats in unfussy colors such as beige, gray, or black, as they fit the mood and several outfits. A belt helps break the monotony of a coat, thus ensuring the waist is structured. The collar of the coat can have embroidery or statement buttons. To avoid being too heavy and informal, wear a coat or cardigan as the last item of clothing or accessorize with ethnic jewelry.

Velvet and Silk Skirts: Naturally Customary and Contemporary

Silk and velvet skirts are warm and luxurious, making them very handy in the winter season. Dreamweave by Simi’s range of products includes richly colored velvet skirts that beautify evening or festive dresses such as wedding or matric dresses. Teaming these skirts with a well-fitted kamij, tuna, or even a blouse makes them more suitable for weddings, parties, or any special occasion.

The inherent luster of velvet and silk fabrics adds an element of celebration to the attire, making these skirts suitable for winter formal occasions. 

Style Tips: A velvet skirt can be matched with a high-neck or embroidered blouse to add grandeur to the entire look. Rich colors like emerald green, royal blue, or burgundy should be chosen. Finish the dressing with bangles, a statement clutch, high-heeled shoes, or embellished flat shoes.

Working Towards Layered Styling with Chic Ponchos and Capes

In Bangladesh, ponchos and capes are functional winter wear that act as a fancy replacement for coats and shawls. Dreamweave by Simi ponchos and capes are available in wool and heavy cotton with light embellishment suited for wear with sarees as well as casual wear. 

Such items can also be worn around the back when warmth is required, as they do not limit motion and are therefore appropriate for outdoor celebrations or evening occasions. 

Style Tips: Black, grey, or cream are the most popular colors and suitable for various outfits. To achieve a smart casual appearance, wear the poncho with a thin belt at the waist to create a silhouette and add some trendy jewelry. Ivory and maroon-colored ankle high-heel shoes go well with this look as they are stylish and comfortable.

Winter Fashion with Dreamweave by Simi

Simi’s Dreamweave winter wear collection explores the very best of Winter wear with styles that possess warmth, beauty, and culture at the same time. From extraordinary sarees and Kamijs to fashionable palazzo sets and jackets, this winter collection has it all for warmth while being stylish during the winter season.

Find your winter style at Dreamweave by Simi and create and cherish every moment wearing our stunning dresses made by skilled artisans in the country.

How about considering winter look transformation with Dreamweave by Simi collections?

We have a wide range of beautiful winter sarees, kamijs, kaftans, etc, which are all designed for stylish and warm purposes. Visit dreamweavebysimi.com to view new arrivals Or access our Facebook page for more information on the activities.  For a more immersive experience, we invite you to visit our outlet at 1st Floor, 138, Concord Niharika Tower, Road-4 Kemal Ataturk Ave, Dhaka 1213. Now Visit Dreamweave by Simi and upgrade your winter closet!

FAQ

Which winter wear fabrics are best suited to Bangladesh?

In the context of Bangladeshi winter, cross the line, where the fabrics are warm but not very heavy should be worn. Wool, velvet, silk, and brocade fabrics are very comfortable and stylish. The winter collection of Simi’s Dreamweave includes ladies’ garments in these fabrics to keep the ladies stylish as well as warm.

Can you wear kaftans in winter?

Absolutely! Kaftans made of thicker fabrics, such as wool-blend or heavy cotton, are winter’s best friends. Dreamweave by Simi designed appropriate kaftans for winter functions, casual or formal, with beautiful embroidery and designs. Add a scarf or a shawl for extra layering, which can also provide warmth and style.

How do I accessorize for winter without going overboard?

I believe that winter wears accessories such as scarves, shawls, and statement adornments. For instance, if you wish to provide a wrap for your dress, you can offer a matching or contrasting shawl. Avoid all stylish yet heavy jewelry and focus on wearing a few pieces, a few that will be, for instance, dangling earrings or a heavy around the neck that will not create a heavy impression because it is winter dressing.

Is it possible to wear salwar suits during winter, and what is the styling of a salwar suit?

Yes! A salwar suit made from warmer materials such as brocade fabric, velvet fabric, or thick cotton material will do well during winter. Top it with an embroidered shawl for extra warmth. There are dark shades such as plum, navy, and maroon, which are in season and go well with the layering of the dress with matching or contrasting dupattas.

What are some winter color compliments for outfits?

Winter is the best season for embracing brighter, deeper colors, such as emerald green, burgundy red, and navy blue. These colors are great for creating warmth in your look that is suitable for the season. The winter collection by Dreamweave by Simi also incorporates these colors to help you be fashionable and classy even in the winter season.

Would you like to offer a dress code for winter fashion?

Who says one cannot be stylish even in winter bearing traditional Bangladeshi attires? Bear in mind that it’s all about wearing layers. If you have got a saree or a kamij or kaftan, then wear things like shawls, scarves, and woolen coats that would go along with them. Approach with dark colors, fabrics such as velvet and wool, and other bold and beautiful pieces of jewelry. Dreamweave by Simi presents a winter collection that features classic designs in a variety of colors and patterns. Thus, you are able to layer without stepping outside the traditional look.

How can I maintain my fashionable status come winter? 

Winter fashion is concerned with how one does dressing in layers and the fabrics used. Also, wear brocade and silk fashions, try wearing a woolen overcoat or a shawl, and dress in warmer clothes. There is a contrast of warm but soft materials and thick but less warm materials in one outfit, for example, a velvet kaftan and a wool shawl. Dreamweave by Simi has even more beautiful designs that are warm and delicate.

Which is the best type of footwear to wear with ethnic winter wear, especially in Bangladesh?

During winter attire with ethnic wear, a well-covered pair of footwear is advised, such as kurtis, ballet flats, and ankle boots, which are quite ornamental in construction, even simple but warm in nature. This works well with colors such as black, tan, or metallic shades, as these fit most outfits. Dreamweave by Simi’s winter collection is well suited to the type of footwear mentioned above, especially when the set is further adorned with the corresponding accessories.

[lovinagoodfind]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: ANTHROPOLOGIE Pebble and Stone Red Double Ruffle Swing Top Sz S.

[bamster44]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Bright colored “bib overalls “ size M.