Fashion

[lolakimono]

From Coldwater Creek-

(the floral one is a different item number than the solids)

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:

This everyday-favorite dress is so easy to wear, it might never make it to the closet. Ultra-comfy in a lightweight jersey knit, it slips on easily for day-to-weekend wear, with an ingeniously simple sewn-in twist at the front bodice, creating soft flattery above an empire waist. V-neck. Imported.

DETAILS & FIT

• Slightly shaped fit
• Hits at the knee
• Misses about 37" length; Petites 35"; Women's 37"

FABRIC & CARE

• Cotton/spandex jersey
• Machine wash

[CareBears]

Very pretty, but for me personally I do not like to reveal my upper arms, even if it is a cap sleeve, I just want a little something something, I know, I am paranoid, call me crazy, but it is who I am, LOL!

[Trix]

Nice dress. A different spin on a basic cotton spandex t-shirt dress.  I like it!

[chrystaltree]

I like the colors but I don't care for the length.  I prefer maxis and midis.

[riley1]

Very nice, looks comfortable & cool - I like it!

[CatLoverDogsToo]

@lolakimono  Very pretty dresses and I like the fact that they are not polyester which for me is too hot in the climate I live in.

@CareBears  I am the same about upper arms. I just cannot wear sleeveless. I work out, especially my arms, but at my age, they are best "covered up".  I think I would wear these dresses with either a shrug or a light weight jacket. I was called for jury duty yesterday, and some of the "outfits" women wore were, to put it nicely "shocking". I wouldn't have been caught dead in them, but I give them credit for wearing what they like, looks be "darned" a substitute for the other "d***ed" word.  I saw a lot of "cold shoulder" styles, and I just don't "get" that look either. Some shoulders shouldn't be seen either.  JMHO, no intent to upset anyone.

[I am still oxox]

I dont care for the knotting at the bustline

[CareBears]

@CatLoverDogsToo I would have to wear a shrug or a jacket as well which for me is defeating the purpose, I would just be too hot, so I no longer do sleeveless.

[shaggygirl]

My sleeveless days are long gone too. My flappers have gotten so bad if I pumped my arms up and down for a few minutes I fear I'd lift off and float away never to be seen again. Started in the far upper arms so opted for short sleeves, then it started spreading downward, okay on to elbow length, then the loosie goosie stuff started spreading downward again, three quarter lenth sleeves is where i'm relegated to now. By next year this time I'll probably be going strictly long sleeved as the loose hanging flesh will be a knockin at my wrists and hanging over my hands.

[Fifi1]

Looks older lady to me, and I'm one at 59!  Cute, but not me.