Interesting idea, but would it work on a curvy women - especially in a plus size? Course I wouldn’t pay 298 POUNDS for something that’s going to be knocked off in every high street shop anyway. (Unless perhaps it was silk jersey,in aubergine. Then I tend to lose any sense of reason.)
[Found on The Thoughtful Dresser, which is a very cool blog.]
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Yes, the dress certainly made my imagination take flight:
Male companion: “My dear! Where did you find such an astounding array of dresses in exactly the same fabric? You’ve had a different one for each day of this trip!”
Woman smiles coyly. “It’s all thanks to my Cocoon dress.”
Male companion: “Mmff. Say, do you smell something funny? A trifle off?”
Unfortunately, only a few of the variations look like something one of us mere mortals would actually feel comfortable in. The rest look like horrific mistakes by the Space: 1999 costuming department.
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I have a rule - Never buy a dress that you need an instructional video to tell you how to put it on!
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LOLOLL I Love what Sue said.
Ditto.
I was wondering how long it took her to learn that dance? -
I think this dress missed the 80’s.
I can see me wearing it in the 80’s, but in 2008?
I think not!
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