ASOS always has the best dresses. They also have dresses in every price point, which is such a refreshing change for a retailer. These five are my favorite from their new arrivals.
Premium Scuba Midi Dress ($119) // Foxiedox Mesh Insert Dress ($147) // Double Layer Wiggle Dress ($77) also in rose // Oasis Front Bodycon Dress ($77) // ASOS Stripe Dress ($77)
My dark under eye circles have been the bane of my existence since I was 12. Is the cause lack of sleep? Dehydration? Sinus issues? Stress? Who the hell knows. But there they are, every day, telling the world that I am an exhausted working Mom.
Every now and again, I spot a piece on sale and I have to have it. I need it. I cannot live without it. Recently, I spotted a jersey tee at Boden that takes a casual top to the next level, and I just needed to share.
Sloane loves the pool. She jumps from the deck into the water with a crash, never considering her own safety, only to emerge on the surface, shouting “Again!” The pool is my daughter’s happy place. But no place where I need to wear a swimsuit in public is a happy one for me.
My dark under eye circles have been the bane of my existence since I was 12. Is the cause lack of sleep? Dehydration? Sinus issues? Stress? Who the hell knows. But there they are, every day, telling the world that I am an exhausted working Mom.
Every now and again, I spot a piece on sale and I have to have it. I need it. I cannot live without it. Recently, I spotted a jersey tee at Boden that takes a casual top to the next level, and I just needed to share.
Sloane loves the pool. She jumps from the deck into the water with a crash, never considering her own safety, only to emerge on the surface, shouting “Again!” The pool is my daughter’s happy place. But no place where I need to wear a swimsuit in public is a happy one for me.
The Crowdstrike/Microsoft Meltdown forced me to take a few days off this weekend. No laptop. No billable hours. So we packed Sloane up for a visit to a local llama farm, stopped by the pool, went for coffee, etc. Few things are as funny as watching a 23-month old feed carrots to a ravenous rescue […]
Front-slitted skirts/dresses are not flattering on me (and, IMO, are very hard to sit in without showing way too much leg). I’m not loving the pervasiveness of this spring trend. :/
That’s EXACTLY what I was thinking! Why can’t designers leave well enough alone? I would buy lots of new dresses, if not for that insane front slit.
I have, so far this “spring,” passed on 3 dresses I really liked because of the front slit. Even if I liked the look *and* had the legs of a model, how would I sit at work?! I tested and thought the results were indecent. 🙁
Killed it with these dresses. Love.
I love the blue scuba midi dress but I’m afraid it won’t look as good on someone really flat chested 🙁
I love the dress in theory but it looks like it’s pulling the model’s boobs down (she also seems fairly flat chested). I wonder, if you have it tailored so that it fit higher if it would actually make your chest look fuller?
For the record, I just received the white dress. It’s godawful in person. The color is neither cream, nor white rather it looks more like a sweat stained white t-shirt. The material feels slippery. The cut it just strange; the bubble at the hips actually starts at the waist and the front slit is quite high. I had great hopes based on the pictures, but unfortunately it is one of those bad asos apples.