18 8 / 2011
Blushing Pink
I’ve decided: if I ever get married, I will definitely skip the traditional white wedding gown in favor of a chic, (and infinitely more flattering), blush dress. Apparently I’m not alone in my adoration of the subtle tint; fashion has fallen again for the rosy tone. From rose-gold jewelry, (which flatters every skin tone), to light pink frocks, blush is undoubtedly one of the season’s hottest colors. There’s just something about a shade named after the flush on your cheeks when you spot that special someone. Is there any color more associated with romance?
The one and only Carrie Bradshaw wore a blush Jill Stuart ruffle dress in part one of the SATC finale; what more significant shade to wear while telling your true love about moving to Paris, the most romantic city in the world? (Alright, so she was moving there with another man, but who said love was simple?)
(Designer info and gorgeous photo from http://www.fashionist.ca/2010/05/sex-and-the-city-carrie-bradshaws-20-most-memorable-fashion-moments.html).
Fortunately, finding similar dress for your own passionate encounters is simple. Now that the subtle color is red hot again, you can strut your stuff in your very own blush outfit without sacrificing your life savings.
(Photo and price from forever21.com)
This delicate strapless will only set you back $24.80! It’s available online, so no need for you busy bees to lug yourselves to the store if you know your measurements. Yes, the dress is on the lighter side of the blush spectrum, but it has that same sweet-as-cotton-candy feel without a sour price tag. With all the money you save, you can go on as many dates as you want with whomever makes you blush!
-To your rosy romances,
Brooke
