More dresses

[bedlamsbard]

Another cleavage!dress. Faintly Spanish looking, although I think that's more the color than the cut.
Shiiiiiny.
Oh, here we go. I like.
Okay, definitely don't have either the legs or the cleavage for that.
I'm not sure "sharp" is the way to describe a dress...
Hmmm. Pretty.
Aw, cute.
Pretty!
Elegant.
Perfect! *hearts*
And yet another cleavage!dress.

And I'm WASLing next week, bleh.

Comments

[mentalhygiene.livejournal.com]

"Hmmm. Pretty." and "Elegant" seem to be roughly the same design with different colors, but I don't think either color combination is quite right. "Elegant" with a dark red part instead of the white -- and I mean dark, dark satiny wine color -- with the black embroidery might be nice.

So many boobdresses. If I recall properly, the girls at my high school were either flat as Kansas, or carried half their body mass in their chestal area.

[http://users.livejournal.com/stellaluna_/]

Both "Perfect! *hearts*" and "Oh, here we go" are really nice -- I like the simple, clean lines. I also think the floral embroidery in "Aw, cute" is pretty, and I *really* like the color of the "Shiiiny" dress. And I kinda like the hot pink in "Hmmm. Pretty." Don't hit me. I occasionally have a *thing* for pink, even though I can't wear it myself except in accessories.

[bedlamsbard.livejournal.com]

The embroidery designs are slightly different, but I think you're right on the colors. I mean, there's nothing wrong with the colors available, but I'd like to see how they'd look with darker colors. They're not my type, but they're pretty.

It seems like with a lot of these dresses you have to have some serious cleavage to carry 'em off. Like, enough to hide the whole school in.

[mentalhygiene.livejournal.com]

There's just too sharp a contrast between the colors, I think -- it's not quite subtle enough. The black and white one looks better I think.

The "perfect" one, I think you'd look pretty hot in, if you don't mind me saying so.

My town's high school was quite sizeable, so I wouldn't say they could hide the entire school in them, but they could've misplaced a grade.

[bedlamsbard.livejournal.com]

Clean and simple is perfect, because it's really hard to screw it up or overdo it. Some dresses are just big balls of floofy fabric and you don't even need hair and makeup to mess those up, they do it all on their own.

I'm a dark red girl myself. Burgundy, claret, wine, all those alcoholic colors. Kind of hoping for a nice forest green one of these days, though.

[bedlamsbard.livejournal.com]

Hmmm. *cocks head* I think there was at least one girl at Formal Tolo wearing the black and pink type one and it didn't look too bad, but...hmmm.

Ha! No, don't mind at all. If I get asked to Prom (the chances of which are very small, I'll probably either get that one or the "Oh, here we go." Because. Mmm. Pretty.

And at least half the school would be perfectly happy to stay there, no doubt.

[mentalhygiene.livejournal.com]

As you mentioned below to stellaluna_, you really do seem like a dark red or dark green kinda girl -- from what I remember of your pics, I think the dark, rich colors would set off your skin & eyes really well. (this artsy moment brought to you by Erik's High School Education, in association with Erik's Gay.)

the "oh, here we go" reminds me a lot of Stella, and this is a good thing. :)

And at least half the school would be perfectly happy to stay there, no doubt.

Nothing wrong with being misplaced in cleavage. I once danced with a girl who was -- is -- a good foot taller than me, even *without* the heels she was in, and had more cleavage than is legal in most New England counties. Talk about being lost in boobage.

[bedlamsbard.livejournal.com]

Yep, I'm a burgundy type. I can do plain red too, but the darker the red, the better I look (brought to you by Bedlam's Vain!). And I like dark green. I have the feeling that were I to wear brown, I'd look faintly like chocolate. Mmm. Chocolate.

Because Stella has wicked style.

Um, yeah. *faintly horrified*

Kyle's a foot and some inches taller than me. That was awkward, though fun. I think my arms went slightly numb. (He's 6'5" to my 5'2")