cod-the perfect school run dress

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joules catalogue came today

they are all out ont he school run

i agree lostinfrance. with yesterdays makeup, dog breath and the dragged through a hedge backwards look.

cazzybaps of course you and your daughter are lovely in the skirts. i however am not good in pleats and what i really want is the bottom of that dress [sulk]

I vote for Doggiesaywoof's Boden one but £79 is a little over my limit, even for weddings.

I like it too.
But what sort of figure do you have to look good in it?

I'm sure I would buy it and be most disappointed when I tried it on because it wouldn't look half as good as it did on the model.

Hmm, relatively flat stomach I think and C-D cup bust.

i would look terrible

may be a bit dressy?

can you tell I'm bored tonight?

i liek teh at t shirty one - btu viscose
nto boden one not at all y sytle am not floral tbh

love this though tbh

that link was wrong
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I just know this won't work-the elegant twill dress

bollocks links won't work on that site click on dresses/elegant twill

i wuite like te polo one wiht out that shitey belt

you are right
good site though gg
woudl never have though of there

ok so far the most likely is hte jools one ( althot he fabric is a bit bodeny)

will order whne it comes in

scuse me -need a poo

tmi! am off to get dressed

I have that polo dress (from a couple of years ago) in navy. Had forgotten all about it. I don't have the belt.

What is the quality like for Esprit?

I remember buying their stuff years ago in Australia, but I can't remember what it was like

I like esprit. Their stuff doesnt tend to date and they wash and wear well. I have two or three dresses and some jumpers and tee shirts of theirs that are still going strong after a couple of years wear. I buy one or two bits every season - but funnily enough tend to find them in boutiques that stock esprit, rather than the esprit shop itself where I never seem to find anything I like. I don't think their shape and sizing tend to work for the chunkier woman though. They definitely have a morphology in mind when they design their clothes.

i got an arm badly stuck trying on a dress in esprit, there was a nasty ripping sound.

(this was a long time ago when i was skinny of arm although they are still fairly ok)

That's what I thought. I was slimmer, all those years ago.
French connection has always been too slim fitting for me, isn't Esprit the same?

I have a very generous hour glass figure, although ones norks appear to be shrinking after children.

this one won't crease