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Help with ball dress
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Okay ladies (and maybe gents)
I need to know where I can get a nice dress for a series of upcoming balls, not too expensive, and I'd prefer them not to be like traditional ball gowns all flouncy and stuff. bear in mind i live in a small city so we don't have that many shops, but do have debenhams etc. but i could make it to Cardiff - would prefer chain stores but if anyone has a particularly helpful response would be willing to try harder to look.
I need to know where I can get a nice dress for a series of upcoming balls, not too expensive, and I'd prefer them not to be like traditional ball gowns all flouncy and stuff. bear in mind i live in a small city so we don't have that many shops, but do have debenhams etc. but i could make it to Cardiff - would prefer chain stores but if anyone has a particularly helpful response would be willing to try harder to look.
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But the whole "50s" thing is everywhere right now, so you could do something like that. Even if you cant get a dress, a full skirt with a top can be super nice.
I know Topshop and Miss Selfridge have things like that, and Warehouse too. Depends on your style. Oasis usually has dresses
edit: check out www.debenhams.com -->i just looked and they have like a gazzillion dresses in an assortment of styles. Rock!
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