As I said in my post earlier this week, Halloween wasn’t a
big deal when I was growing up in Australia. It wasn’t a holiday we really
celebrated. However as an adult, I’ve loved slowly incorporating more spooky
outfits into my wardrobe for the month of Halloween and didn’t realise how much
I enjoyed it til I realised I have almost 10 Halloween themed brooches in my
drawer (oops!). So this year I decided to splurge and get myself a Halloween
specific frock and Hell Bunny delivered well with the Harlow 50’s Dress in Halloween
print.
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| Flowers ~ Orange Double from Daisy Jean Floral Design Earrings ~ Minty green holly hoops from Daisy Jean Floral Designs Necklace ~ Cozy Cobweb from Erstwilder Dress ~ 50's Harlow Dress by Hell Bunny from Tragic Beautiful Shoes ~ Red Loraine heels from Royal Vintage Shoes
When I saw this dress on Tragic Beautiful, I was at first a
bit hesitant. I don’t really own any ‘themed’ dresses, I prefer to theme
outfits with accessories. But I saw this gorgeous dress when it was released
and it swayed me. I found the print wasn’t too overbearing and I loved the
variety of things within the fabric. So I took the plunge and got it, along
with my first kill star dress too! I got it express and it was in my excited
hands the very next day, which was amazing. My dresses were couriered as well
as opposed to being sent by Australia post which is awesome, as sometimes you
can get things sent express with Australia Post and it still doesn’t reach for
days. I was excited to see the fabric was just as vibrant in its coloring's in person as it was online and it was with much excitement I tried it on when I got home.
It fit well, a little roomy with shapewear on but perfectly
without. I got the Large, taking into account the lack of elastic in this style
and that I’m sitting a bit bigger than I normally do and that I wanted to have
the option to wear it without a corset if I wanted. The large was definitely
the right choice. It was easy to get
into as well, with a back zip that didn’t catch and stayed up all day (zips
that catch on the seam drive me crazy, especially back and side one!).
The first thing I need to say about this dress is that for a
small busted pear girl, its honestly MAGICAL! The cut of this dress makes my
waist look TEENY. Its not too big in my shoulders, which is a problem I often
have with some styles of tops but mostly, it made my bust look big. I average a
B to a C cup, brand depending so it was exciting for me to see such a fuller
top half with this dress on. The shoulders are comfortable and don’t pull and
the small capped sleeves really are a flattering touch. The bodice is lined as well, which was such a nice touch!
For this shoot I did wear my massive petticoat, but this
dress is just as gorgeous with a smaller level of flair or even without a
petticoat at all. The fall is beautiful and gives great curve to one’s shape.
The bust is accentuated by some stitching in the middle as well, which adds to
the fullness of the look. Accessorizing this look is so much fun! It’s a dream
for matching brooches and accessories too. No rules, just play with what feels
right for you!
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The 50’s Harlow Dress in Halloween print will set you back
$74.95 plus postage, which is a good price for such an amazing dress! If you’re
after a fun Halloween dress that you can wear whenever you want to feel a
little spooky, this is one to consider! If you aren't in Australia you can always buy Hell Bunny direct now too! Also, I am so pleased with my
experience buying from Tragic Beautiful, that it definitely won’t be my last!
Also darlings, I'm current running a survey to see what you'd like to see more of on my page! If you could take too minutes to complete my survey I'd be super appreciative! Just trying to make my blog better!
Also darlings, I'm current running a survey to see what you'd like to see more of on my page! If you could take too minutes to complete my survey I'd be super appreciative! Just trying to make my blog better!
Til next time darlings!
