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Poofy, tea-length dresses? [message #732700]

Wed, 27 June 2007 21:59

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I know there are other threads with dresses similar to what I'm looking for, but most of the links or products have expired.
I'm looking for fun, knee/tea length dresses with some poof.
I've ordered so many cheapy dresses that I'm just not happy with, that I'm now open to all price ranges. If the price is too ridiculous, I may use the dress as inspiration to have something made.
So far, the Michelle Roth "Maya" is my absolute favorite, but I'd really like to see what you ladies can come up with.

http://www.michelleroth.com/images/dress_large/maya_large.jpg

5/30/08

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Wed, 27 June 2007 22:42

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Here are some:

http://www.stephaniejamescouture.com (has a whole category of tea length dresses)

http://www.candyanthony.com (I just love the first dress on the Nov '06 catwalk show).

Also if you have a good seamstress, check out Vogue's vintage evening patterns which could work in the right fabric:

http://www.voguepatterns.com/list/vintage_vogue/page-1

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Wed, 27 June 2007 22:46

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This is my dress (on the left). I got it in white, and with a crinoline underneath, it's the perfect volume.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/49746616@N00/544073497/

[Updated on: Wed, 27 June 2007 22:47]

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Thu, 28 June 2007 08:39

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Bezark,
The Maya dress is BEAUTIFUL. One warning, though. Michelle Roth is going out of business. I tried on (what I think is) their last one at their studio, size 10 in NYC two days ago. I think it's going for $1250 (a sample, only tried on once by me). It wasn't the right dress for my figure, but it is amazing!

If you decide the Maya is the one for you, I'd call the number on their website and arrange a visit ASAP and tell them you want that dress so they don't sell it to someone else!

Good luck! I've seen those other sites recommended and they're great, though I've been told Candy Anthony only sells through her store in England!

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Thu, 28 June 2007 09:11

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Thanks for the heads up, Kellymeg80!
Unfortunately, I'm about a size 4 in wedding dresses right now, and I've heard from multiple sources how difficult and expensive it is to alter that dress.

I've always loved Candy Anthony. I wish a trip to England fit into my dress budget. Very Happy

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Thu, 28 June 2007 10:44

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Yeah, that dress is hard to alter! Sandrad has that dress and has had some frustration with it! Can't vouch for weather they have another, but you could always call and ask or have it remade by JuliusBridal. Sunlyons is having Julius remake that dress, so she may have some advice/pictures. Can you tell I was obsessed with this dress?

I love the tea length dress on Candy Anthony's home page. So want it. Can't have it. Budget weddings just don't have the funds for a dress shopping trip to England. Bummer. Razz

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I'm probably going with a totally different look at this point!

(edited so I could babble some more Razz

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Thu, 28 June 2007 11:49

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that stephanie james "lizzie" is trying to make me a 2 dress bride. luckily i'm sure it's totally out of my price range. they are gorgeous, i've never seen her site before.

why don't more designers make cute tea length dresses?

kellymeg80, sorry to hear that that dress wasn't a good match for you. it is so cute! good luck finding a new dress.

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Thu, 28 June 2007 12:31

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I, too, am in love with a Stephanie James dress but the $3000 price tag makes it impossible. I found a 1950s pattern that looks almost identical and am going to try to recreate it.

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Thu, 28 June 2007 13:06

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I really like the Lizzie, Hillary, Lacy and Lucille, but $3,000?! Holy hell.

5/30/08

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Re: Poofy, tea-length dresses? [message #732900]

Thu, 28 June 2007 13:54

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http://kvetch.indiebride.com/index.php?t=msg&th=26901&am p;am p;am p;am p;am p;start=0&rid=6958&S=42380fbda5d8bd14c582b8173da76fd c

This thread has a lot of suggestions for alternatives to the Maya. (Mostly in the first half.) If your budget allows, I posted a link to an Amy Kuschel there that's adorable. A couple of Watters options too, at a lower price point.

I've also seen cute short styles from Melissa Sweet and Priscilla of Boston. Though those ,like the Maya, are likely to be quite pricey....

Have you checked out these?
http://www.vucouture.com/home02.html (Sai, Paloma, Alison)

http://www.siriinc.com/
Maybe something like this?
http://www.siriinc.com/sod-9458-07.html

The latter has lots of great embroidered fabrics that would give you a similar 50s look.
http://www.siriinc.com/fabric-colors.html

[Updated on: Thu, 28 June 2007 20:21]

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Thu, 28 June 2007 16:49

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I actually bought a couple of vintage patterns and considered either having one of those made, or possibly even travelling to Arizona to look at Stephanie James' gowns (the closest retailer to me -- sad!). Then I found out that Melange Bridal in Austin was having a Melissa Sweet trunk show (we have her gowns here in Dallas, but Melange is a client of mine, and I truly adore everyone there -- I couldn't ever say enough wonderful things about the people there -- so it's well worth the four-hour drive as far as I'm concerned). Anyway, I went to the show to look at this dress (Style 501), which is available in ivory:

http://www.melissasweet.com/images/fashions/detail/MS_Cocktail501_f.jpg

But the manager there talked me into trying on another Melissa Sweet gown called Petunia. Although it was tea length and the shape I wanted, I wasn't exactly excited about the ruching -- until I put it on. I fell in love with the dress, and didn't want to take it off! So I wound up ordering it:

http://www.melissasweet.com/images/fashions/detail/S07_Petunia_ad.jpg

For me, Petunia was "the" gown. But I do think the 501 is really lovely and different. I imagine you could have it made longer and wear a crinoline underneath it, giving it that perfect Audrey-60's look. I never checked the price tag, but I'm sure it's more in the price range of a bridesmaid's dress.

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Thu, 28 June 2007 17:12

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What was the price tag on the Petunia? (If you don't mind me asking!)

Thanks!

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Thu, 28 June 2007 18:14

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Thanks for starting this thread Bezark, I hope it's updated often, as I'm also looking for this style. Looks great with a short veil. Anyway. Still looking, but I've come across a lot of great stuff along the way...

Here are some from poshgirlvintage.com. I am so in love with the first one, but tragically I am a six-foot tall size 10er, so all of the dresses on the site are waaay to small for me. Sad

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http://poshgirlvintage.com/Bridal/50FaveBridal/1.jpg

http://poshgirlvintage.com/Bridal/50StraplessLaceTeirs/1.jpg

http://poshgirlvintage.com/Bridal/50NICEdombLace/1.jpg

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http://poshgirlvintage.com/Bridal/50NICEdombLace/back.jpg

This last one is from Forever Bridal and I think is around $300.

http://www.houseofbrides.com/product_image.php?imageid=153540

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Thu, 28 June 2007 18:16

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ib MiaM has the most adorable knock-off of the petunia on this page (pics of her in it are about 3/4 of the way down):
http://kvetch.indiebride.com/index.php?t=msg&th=6692& ;prevloaded=1&rid=8227&S=be49e95aaae4a594156f701fbef 4c62e&start=120

i searched all over online but could only find it in pink:
http://www.thebridalworld.com/nightmoves/5258.html

september 8, 2007

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Thu, 28 June 2007 19:06

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Re: Petunia -- I don't remember the exact final dollar amount (I got a trunk-show discount, but then I'm also having it custom cut because I'm shorter than what the dress is cut for, which costs extra). But it's in the neighborhood of $2500.

When I saw the Forever Yours dress above, I had to look at their site, and found this one:

http://www.foreverbridals.com/images/37102.jpg

[Updated on: Thu, 28 June 2007 19:15]

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Thu, 28 June 2007 20:20

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I love how the Forever Yours dresses look in pictures, but I bought one of their dresses(pictured below) from a fellow IB, and I was not at all happy with the quality of it, so I'm weary of purchasing others from them.

http://i8.ebayimg.com/02/i/000/99/46/4b9c_1.JPG

I loveloveLOVE the Petunia, but $2500 is beyong my price range, and I doubt any seamstress, online or otherwise, would be able to recreate it to my liking.
I've also searched for Mia's dress, but I wasn't even able to find the pink one! Darn her for being lucky.

5/30/08

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Thu, 28 June 2007 22:05

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Ok, Ok, I was dreaming in terms of Candy and Stephanie, but it's fun to look. here are some more budget-minded choices:

http://www.cherishedbride.com/catalog.php?category=fifties (fully restored vintgage gowns, many as low as $200)

http://www.vintagewedding.com/gowns.html

http://www.chryscrossbridal.com/store/WsDefault.asp?Cat=TeaL engthGowns

http://www.bridecouture.com/privateappointment.htm (discount designer dresses in California, hit or miss if they have something you like, but looks like great deals--check out the Lazaro dress number LZ123 right now)

Probably more $$, don't know how much but some really cute ones:
http://www.romonakeveza.com/legends/

And back to dreaming:
http://www.brides.com/fashion/dresses/gallery/vendor/designe r/lafleurbyannebarge/detail/130073/?ff=Bride&pf=silhouet te%3ABall+Gown&f=hemline%3ATea+length&max=hemline&am p;offset=1&page=1

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Thu, 28 June 2007 22:28

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I just found these while looking, again, for Mia's dress.
I'm thinking about ordering the long one because it comes in white, and cutting it to look like the short one. I'm not sure yet if I'm completely in love with it, though. What do you think?

http://www.idealclothing.net/smart_image/?src=/files/items/image11953.jpg&max_height=750&max_width=400

http://www.idealclothing.net/smart_image/?src=/files/items/image11913.jpg&max_height=750&max_width=400

5/30/08

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Thu, 28 June 2007 23:59

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The site that yupska linked to had this Petunia knockoff for $300. The hem/tulle doesn't look as great and I think it's a little shorter than MiaM's, but it's in the right price range.

This Thread dress is awesome, and you could add a crinoline for more poof.

Same goes for adding a crinoline to any of these great Watters BM dresses, all of which come in white or ivory and would probably be under $300: 1 2 3 4

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Fri, 29 June 2007 10:35

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Mia's dress always reminds me of these Jessica McClintocks. I have no idea what it would cost to get them shortened, but they're both under $500.

It looks like the second one isn't available online in white, but I know that I've seen it in the stores.

Good luck!

[Updated on: Fri, 29 June 2007 10:36]

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Fri, 29 June 2007 15:07

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Hi. So I have the Michelle Roth Maya. I do really know where you are coming from. I had and have seen a lot of dresses that look nice in their website photographs, but then when you get them they are just "eh". I had ordered a few dresses before I got so lucky with the Maya and I was really unhappy with them when they came in. I went through such an adventure to get the Maya (Kellymeg80 knows) and when I did and got it home I knew what sets it (and probably any of the more expensive dresses, unfortunately) apart. There was a girl who wanted to buy my dress from me after I wear it for my wedding and then at the last minute she told me she wants to have someone to make it for her. I did not get the chance but I wished later that I had told her to please make sure that the seamstress would use the silk organza used in the original because this fabric has this amazing shine to it, and to pay attention to all the details, like all the layers underneath the top layer of the skirt are finished with this great shimmery lace which peaks out and makes the dress look like a fairy dress. Maybe I am not describing this well, but I think you can kind of see in the professional pictures of the dress. You may be looking for something different still, but you mentioned having someone make one for you, and I would just recommend that you know they will pay attention to adding all the little extras you may want.
Here is a link to yet another 50's style tea length dress I saw being sold from a store in England.
http://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_1 0001_10001_18826_301341_-1
(I know they say they are out of stock of a lot of the sizes, but if you keep checking back, their stock changes often)
Kellymeg80, I am sorry to hear about your 3rd! trip not really working out (but at least thank god you tried it on first, right?)
Good luck

[Updated on: Fri, 29 June 2007 15:08]

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Fri, 29 June 2007 21:03

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Oh, and I forgot to add this one.
On this page http://www.carmelasutera.com/collectionsarchive.asp,
#387 of course
(Its deifnately expensive, but just thought I would include it for the sake of the style)

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Fri, 29 June 2007 21:55

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You could shorten this one to cocktail length:

http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/3920/wcl23165haltertulle1akn8.jpg

Shot at 2007-06-29

This vintage seller has a lot of great retro bridal gowns: http://www.woodlandfarmsantiques.com/UploadPagesAPR_07/Brida lAPR_07/BridalGownsAPR_07/index.html

[Updated on: Fri, 29 June 2007 21:57]

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Fri, 29 June 2007 22:53

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a lot of vintage, cocktail-length poofy dresses here:

http://www.poshgirlvintage.com/Bridal/bridal1.html

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Sun, 01 July 2007 20:48

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I am having this dress shortened to tea length:

http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/ref=br_1_8/601-0448590- 0453728?ie=UTF8&frombrowse=1&asin=B000M55FW6

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Sun, 08 July 2007 15:24

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just found this one, i'm in love!
it's the "sai" dress - third in line:
http://saeyoungvu.com/collection_bridal_s07.html#

september 8, 2007

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Sun, 08 July 2007 15:32

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That's gorgeous, pumpkingirl!

I think I'm going to try on this dress from David's tomorrow. I've been avoiding that place for a long time, but it looks really cute and the price is right.

http://www.davidsbridal.com/images/fashions/thumb/F05_H8665.jpg

http://davidsbridal.com/bridal_gowns_detail.jsp?stid=2039&am p;prodgroup=10

5/30/08

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Sun, 08 July 2007 15:35

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i love that dress, they didn't have it yet when i went to try dresses on. i was dreading david's but i had a great experience and bought this dress there:
http://davidsbridal.com/bridal_gowns_detail.jsp?stid=1892&am p;prodgroup=123

i think if you go during the week it's a whole different experience.
good luck!

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Sun, 08 July 2007 15:44

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Ooo. I like that one, too.

I went there two or three years ago with my cousin, and it was dreadful. Terrible service, and I STILL get phone calls and random crap in the mail from them.

This time, I'm going to walk in as a girl on a mission. I don't want to wait for a "bridal consultant," I don't want you putting veils on my head, I will NOT wear a corset, and I only want to see ONE dress.

5/30/08

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Sun, 08 July 2007 15:54

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I just found the Melissa Sweet "Petunia" dress on eBay with 7 days left. Just thought I would mention it since everyone here seemed to adore it so much.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Melissa-Sweet-Petunia-Wedding-Dress_W0QQ itemZ150139480562QQihZ005QQcategoryZ63851QQssPageNameZWDVWQQ rdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

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Sun, 08 July 2007 16:09

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Thank you, sandrad!
If it stays at a (semi)resonable price, I just might buy that!

[Updated on: Thu, 12 July 2007 10:23]

5/30/08

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Sun, 08 July 2007 19:20

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wow! congratulations bezark!!!

september 8, 2007

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Mon, 09 July 2007 21:26

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Here's a great Anne Barge dress on ebay right now, size 10:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=27013 0937671&ih=017&category=63851&ssPageName=STORE:P ROMOBOX:ENDSOON#SLIDESHOW

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Wed, 11 July 2007 12:53

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Bezark,
I tried that dress on at David's and thought it was adorable but I am too big up top and the strapless looked horrid on me. FYI, Alfred Angelo carries the EXACT same dress at their store (I don't know the price) in extended sizes.

In my case, I will be 4 mos pregnant when I get hitched, so I would've needed a larger size.

ETA: Alfred Angelo link

[Updated on: Wed, 11 July 2007 12:56]

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Wed, 11 July 2007 13:01

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Hijack warning!

Whoo hoo CherryGirl! I too will be 4 months pregnant when I get married. Wee! We're like.. preggo twins. Surprised

Surprised

August 25, 2007

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Wed, 11 July 2007 18:47

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/hijack

Yes we are! The boy and I are getting married on Sept 29th in a very small backyard ceremony and reception. It's really what I wanted all along, but it took a wee one to knock some sense into the boy (he wanted a huge wedding-ugh!).

What's your wedding date and when are you due? We are due on March 5th, goddess willing everything goes well!

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Wed, 11 July 2007 19:27

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This Marc Jacobs:

http://img79.imageshack.us/img79/5316/c3201bjpgyg9.jpg

Shot at 2007-07-11

on ebay auction here:

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-AUTH-MARC-JACOBS-OFF-WHITE-DRESS-GOW N-WEDDING_W0QQitemZ120139081449QQihZ002QQcategoryZ63861QQrdZ 1QQcmdZViewItem

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House of Brides has the Alfred Angelo dress posted by CherryGirl as well as this similar Alfred Angelo dress, both for $449.

If you've already ordered and rejected multiple "cheapy" dresses, then you've probably seen these, but in case not:

This Eden Bridals dress for $339 is also short & poofy.

Forever Yours lace dress (shown in pink but comes in many colors, including white).

Another tea length dress (though I can't decide if I like it or not) for $299 from Forever Yours.

Pretty tiered dress by Mon Cheri for $318.

Very cute poofy dress by Watters for $719.

Lovely lace Watters dress for $1178 - that maybe could be poofier with a crinoline?

Lace Watters dress with jacket for $683.

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Wed, 11 July 2007 21:57

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so my dream dress fell through and i'm back to square one. I love the dress from http://www.debenhams.com/

but it says it's 100% polyester... is that bad?

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Thu, 12 July 2007 11:48

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I just ordered this one from absstyle.com

http://www.absstyle.com/nshop/product.php?view=detail&gr oupName=dresses&productid[]=AS-428GY59&startColor[]= SIL&dept=536&category=evening

I'll check back and let everyone know what the quality is like.

08.31.08

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