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Summer Dresses - Jeans West

Recently I was looking for some more summer dresses to add to the collection and came across these two from Jeans West. I watched them online for ages when they first came out at $70 and eventually got them for $40 in a super members sale. 
 
The pink dress is 'Heidi' which also comes in multi-tone green. The blue dress is 'Estelle' which also comes in orange (which actually looks really nice). Almost all of their dresses are lined and have adjustable straps. I'm not convinced on the measuring guide but I was able to get the right size because I had enough store bought dresses to be sure. Here are a few other dresses that I thought were really cute: 'Nicolette', 'Clara' and 'Annette'. There are also plenty of maxi dresses available but I almost never wear maxi because they are too hot.


A good summer dress almost always needs a good waist belt. I had a brown one I got from Jeans West a long time ago (about $15) that went with everything and I have since found (and ordered the black) the exact same design on ebay for $2.21-$2.35 from aicci.

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  1. Unknown4/12/12 10:52 am

    You can get the orange dress in the middle in black for $20 from Temt

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  2. Mrs. Wilson4/12/12 10:58 am

    Is it identical? And can you find it online?

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