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This may not please the fashionistas - but try Sears. I've bought 2 black party dresses over the last few years there. The selection was pretty good and so were the prices.
I'm a plus sized gal though so YMMV. |
If you want good deals, you might try bluefly.com. You won't be able to try it on ahead of time though. I found this one that looks nice.
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This also may not please the fashionistas but when I've had to find dresses for parties like yours, BTD, I go to Ross. I also used to avoid the parties to avoid the hassle of buying formal/semi-formal wear.
I have picked up my LBD, my long BD, and more for under $20 each. The clothes they have are the same they sell at the other stores but reduced. And, since these dresses are 'timeless' you aren't getting last seasons dress, just paying a lot less. But, have patience with the crowds. Everyone is looking for that perfect dress for the perfect price and a lot of them drag their crying kids with them. THAT is what I don't like. But, it can be worth it. Sort of like factory shopping {but I don't remember kids there....} Stay focused if you decide to shop at Ross...you are on a mission, don't let the opposition sway you....:evil: Ooo, wow, steph, that is a beautiful dress.... |
Ok,
Ross BR Black House, White Market (though I think they are super expensive) Macy's I hate shopping :( |
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Nordstroms has a couple of good basics on sale.
This one is chocolate. Add a sparkley necklace and a silk/cashmere wrap and some strappy shoes and your dressed for evening. This one comes on Red, Black or Blue. Not as classic, but workable. I really like the chocolate one. It has LOTS os possabilities for dressing up or down. Wear with boots and tights for day or casual evening, add a great sweater for shrug, VERY classic but professional - and timeless. |
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