Thursday, 31 March 2011
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Three Ways to Wear a Bandage Skirt
BCBG Power Skirt, Alexis Bittar, James Perse, Calvin Klein, Mulberry
Typically I would shy away from something so form-fitting but there was something about the classic simplicity and versatility of this bandage skirt that I couldn’t pass up. Of course, the three outfit rule helped me to make my decision and realize that I could downplay the inherent Robert Palmer va-va-voom factor.
BCBG Power Skirt, Aritzia, Ray-Ban, House of Harlow, Aritzia, Michael Kors
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Sometimes. I love the versatility and ease factor
I like the first idea for an outfit. I love my bandage skirt. They may go out of style here soon, but it will stay in my wardrobe choices forever.
that kind of skirt really does not flatter my hips/ass. i have wide hips and skirts that are skin tight just look terrible on me.
That mulberry bag is cute. My sister got the same bag. I might get one too.
i love them. but in order to accomodate them, I have had to cut a couple of shirts in to "baby tees" as we used to call them the last time high waisted was popular in the early/mid-90s. it makes it A LOT easier when u are tucking in 2 inches of fabric, not 9.