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Default What do you think of this dress?

I like it. But I'm wondering how wearable it really is? And whether it will look really dated in a year or two?

http://www.garnethill.com/marni-slub...dresses/174047

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It looks... how should I put it nicely... too casual, especially for the price. Personally I prefer more fitted or structured dresses, which work better for my curvy body. If I had the same body type as the model, than I might consider it but in a different price range.
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It doesn't really do anything for me. I also agree with pp- looks ok if you are stick thin but not sure what it would look like with any curves. I don't see it being a wardrobe staple in 1-2 years.

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I don't like it and think it would look like a potato sack on most people.
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I don't really care for it.
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I wouldn't pay $118 for it, honestly. If it was a real deal I may try it, but it's the kind of dress you really need to try on before buying, because you never know how it's goign to look on you.
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Okay, then. That's a definite no from the BBB. Funny, the few reviewers on the Garnet Hill site really liked it. But I do agree that it is awfully pricey for something that is casual and probably completely out of style quickly.

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Hmm, maybe this reaction means it will be in the clearance section and I can try it then. Or not.

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If you're looking for a fun dress with pockets, the Essential Summer Dress from Boden was a favorite for me this year.
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I really like it and would buy it- if it cost $40 or less. I'd prefer if it were in a heavier fabric. It looks like it's made of Tshirt material. But, even in a different fabric, I still wouldn't pay full price for it.
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