Romantic Dresses

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Much as it makes my mother clutch her pearls, I've always really loved clothes with a retro lingerie vibe. Lately, I'd been ogling beaded silk dresses with a whiff of flapper. Much as they can be a romantic or sexy thing, I'd love to wear them with grandpa sweaters and slouchy boots. Of course you can always dress them up again for the holidays.Top: white lace dress, Mod Cloth $57.99
drop-waist silk sheath, Banana Republic $49.99
black lace overlay dress, Free People $128
pink dress with black lace, Urban Outfitters $69
Bottom: navy drop-waist dress, Free People $128
bead lattice dress, Topshop $135
shoulder puff dress, French Connection $288
black chiffon smock dress, Mod Cloth $79.99

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