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Peasant Dresses are not Just for Farm Wear

doubledigitdiva — Sun, 30 Apr 2017 16:44:25 +0000

I love dresses, but when I first heard of peasant dresses, I thought "What? Why in the world would anyone want to wear a farm girl's outfit?" I came to learn that peasant dresses are not just for horse barns and grabbing well water, but in fact they are all the crave now.

The peasant dress has been transformed from aprons for milking cows to intricate designs on luxurious fabric with creative cuts and super comfy feels. Imagine bohemian style cotton (even linen) dresses with vibrant tassels, patchwork and arabesque hemlines. The lengths also vary from ankles to midi and even mini.

Slipping into peasant life may be not sound fancy but it seems that the "clothes" they once wore is now the latest and the greatest (with a few tweaks at the bodice, waist and hem that is)!

Spring into comfort with free-spirited peasant dresses, a fashion concept that may have originated in a far away farm in South of France (as nicely illustrated in the latest Hollywood rendition of "Beauty and the Beast"), but has now made its way to modern times!

For more beautifully designed peasant dresses, don't be shy, check us out here: wildcurves.com/new-arrivals

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Spring Flowers Bring Desired Styles

doubledigitdiva — Wed, 29 Mar 2017 06:42:54 +0000

Some say that visualization is a powerful tool for achieving all that you desire. Hence, we have been sitting here and visualizing the blooming of colorful tulips, lilies, daffodils and pansies opening their buds on our lawn to shine in the spring breeze.

Can you see those Spring flowers?

But before we get to see those colorful petals, we need to organize the Spring Collection of new arrivals. In particular, our eyes and fingers have stumbled upon exquisite brands that design ultra feminine and chic dresses for every woman of style! The cuts are very flattering and even the patterns are not only forgiving, but also intriguing.

Fly away bird dance on this asymmetrical mixed media tunic.

Have you seen the flying bird dance printed on dresses and tunics with an asymmetrical hem line and shift bodice? What about practical fashion that still keeps up with a sophisticated style? We are alluding to reversible dresses...

Can't help it, we love both sides!

Yep, we said it: one dress that has two completely different prints, providing you with two outfits in one. Never worry that your friend will be wearing the same dress again. If the print is similar, run to the ladies room and turn your dress inside out and voila: you have a new totally different frock! Can you see the excitement in the air? It's all about that visual. See more in New Arrivals!

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This Week’s Styling Duo: Casual In Pink

doubledigitdiva — Wed, 10 Aug 2016 19:06:46 +0000

I've been craving some Pink these days and not just baby Pink. I want Fuschia Pink, hot Pink and all shades of Pink will do. This Pink craving led me to pull the Savage Culture Pink Rosette Delicate Dakota Tunic Dos for my wardrobe. This top is super cute with it's arabesque knit shoulders and 3D knitted Rose at the neckline it wears particularly well in the summer and early fall. Here's why:

1- It's 100% Cotton - I don't know about you but an all Cotton top feels great on my skin and I don't have to worry about sweating like a swine.

2- The colors/design are an absolute thrill. If you like dressing girly and pretty in Pink then you will totally understand my sentiment.

So, this super cute top is on and then I am struck with the decision of: Do I want a skirt, legging or pant to pair it off with. I quickly decide that legging just isn't right because this top hits me slightly below my hipline (I'm 5'5'', 40in at the bust when measuring around the fullest point, so no this isn't my bra size - just quizzing you on your fashion measuring skills. I chose a Medium (US 8-10) in this top because I like my tops fitted). I didn't have a cool enough skirt to compliment this cutie, so I decided to try out the Maloka: Rose Petal Ruched Pant in Black and guess what - it's perfect! Here's why:

1- The pant is just unique enough not to overpower the cutie top. The uniqueness is at the ankles: It's ruched in the form of a rose petal. Other than the fab ankles, this is just a super comfy loose fitting pant.

2- I love wearing these pants on a warm day because they feel so breezy on. It's easy to move in them and feels light as a bubble.

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