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Drop waist dresses can get in the sea

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Rach247 · Yesterday 20:51

Surely that’s enough already? Does anyone actually like them? Every time I see a nice summer dress - proportions all wonky. WHY.

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Rach247 · Today 11:28

Melograno · Today 08:53

Oh thats not what I was expecting
Im tall and slim on my upper half to my hips which are generous
I look fabulous in this type of thing and I love those ruched waist culottes and skirts for the same reason

I thought you meant the shapeless but comfortable drop waist dresses
Essentially it just doesnt suit YOU
Hardly makes it vile 😂

I didn’t say ‘vile’.

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oviraptor21 · Today 11:37

These barely look drop waisted and all look lovely. But fwiw I also like drop waisted - I'm long in the torso and no waist.

What can get in the sea(!) and fortunately appears to be slowly heading that way, is low-waisted jeans - just the most uncomfortable things ever.

Yetanothername3 · Today 11:50

My favourite dress of all time was a drop-waisted one from Laura Ashley. It looked great and was brilliant for a wedding and a christening.
I also had a sleeveless, cream drop-waisted one, which I wore on a very hot day to play croquet. Those were the days!

MiceSpiders · Today 11:53

I like a drop waist, I'm tall and not curvy at all, I even had a drop waist wedding dress ...

suburburban · Today 11:56

oviraptor21 · Today 11:37

These barely look drop waisted and all look lovely. But fwiw I also like drop waisted - I'm long in the torso and no waist.

What can get in the sea(!) and fortunately appears to be slowly heading that way, is low-waisted jeans - just the most uncomfortable things ever.

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Yes so uncomfortable

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