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Seeing Double

You'd be forgiven in thinking you'd seen this dress on my blog already, but you haven't. There is nothing wrong with re-wearing an outfit and changing things up a bit, but sometimes you find yourself buying and wearing such similar things, it's almost like seeing double. 

The lovely Hanna had me confused when she thought that I'd blogged about this dress in a previous post, and I was adamant that I hadn't but also couldn't remember if I indeed had something that looked similar in my wardrobe. I headed home and there is was. This gem is so much like the dress I'm blogging about today and I can totally see why Hanna thought she'd seen it before! I guess when buying clothes your eyes get drawn to certain things and subsequently find you have some items following a pattern. 
Dress: AX Paris (via Simply Be)^
Cardigan: South (via Very)^
Leggings: South (via Very)
Shoes: Simply Be^
Cream and white were colours I never wore. You could bet that as soon as I stepped outside of the house I'd walk into a bush and completely ruin what I was wearing, but I'm becoming more confident that I'm not so much of a klutz. The lace panel across the middle breaks up the cream and also makes accessorising easier with black accents. I wore this for a run of the mill day at work but you can jazz this up with heels and some centrepiece jewellery for an evening out. I love clothes that are versatile, particularly with dresses, so I'm always happy to add items like this into my collection. 

'til next time!

Love and hugs,
Isha xxx


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  1. Grunge Kitty Photo Geek21 September 2015 at 10:36

    Isha, you look utterly stunning! This dress looks like it was made for you! x

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  2. Hanna Katriina21 September 2015 at 18:29

    Very cute! I love the lace panel. :) xx

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    1. An Autumns Grace22 September 2015 at 20:45

      The lace panel makes the dress for me. Love the contrast. X

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