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Please help me choose between these Christmas dresses

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Hi, went shopping today and started looking for an outfit for a 40th birthday party that I'm going to (in the persons house so more casual than some). I also plan to wear whatever I get to my works christmas do (meal in a restaurant / bar) and also on Christmas Day. I liked the look of this skirt in Reiss this skirt
although it did look a bit better in real life I thought. I then tried on these dresses in French Connection this ruffle dress or this beady one and really liked both on but just not sure if the beady one is a bit too ... beady. Please tell me what you think of them each. Thanks.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 07-Nov-09 22:43:14
oops! pmsl

envy
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 07-Nov-09 22:42:24
You need to click what country your from on the left hand side.

I love the beaded dress. [green]
i prefer the ruffle dress,its lovely!you'll look stunning!
I like the beaded dress best
Ruffle dress is lovely and you will look amazing.

Don't like the beaded dress, not even in charcoal; the beaded part is arranged in a way that will make you look like a court jester hmm

Saw some very nice dresses in Coast today, I especially like the hanette which is in the second row (I can't get the dress to load individually for some reason). I am very jealous because I have no excuse to buy it myself envy
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 07-Nov-09 22:03:50
Oh, have just looked at the links again and realised that its the purple dress that comes up - the one I liked was the fourth one down - a charcoaly colour. Not sure if that makes a difference or not? Thanks
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 07-Nov-09 22:01:29
Thanks for all your comments although there are some mixed views so still hard to decide. I'm not sure why the skirt link hasnt been working as it works when I click on it. Do think though it would leave me having to find a top to match.

Have a slight post children pot but am basically thin (size 8) with smallish chest, no bum and decentish legs and so both dresses are quite flattering. There's a bit of me that think they are both quite dear and if I'm having this problem deciding then maybe neither are right for me. Thanks!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 07-Nov-09 20:57:23
Also love the ruffle dress and don't like the beaded dress at all (although not because of the beadiness).
beaded!
I can see the skirt! It's nice enough but I find skirts that shape hard to match tops with, it needs to be very fitted. It doesn't wow me.

I like both the dresses but prefer the ruffle one if, as bikerunski says, you are slim. And have good legs.
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