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June 03, 2007

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Hilary

I was recently in Northern California over Christmas, and came upon an ADORABLE, WELL-MADE L'Aignon day dress that I had to have. It is made of a very fine light denim. It is fitted on top, with mandarin collar, 3/4 length sleeves, a peplum, and is belted. But the most disarming feature of the dress is the bottom half: The "skirt" is made of seven layered tiers of the denim, with a built-in petticoat edged in lace. It has a remarkably versatile look: It can either be dressed up with the perfect hat and gloves, or (because of the denim fabric), dressed down with the perfect scarf and ballet flats. What a find!

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What a nice collection of those L'Aignon Dress.but i wonder if this is suited to me. anyways. it have a cool style. hope to see more L'Aignon Dress. keep posting!

-altheya-

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