When I bought the dress that I wore today, in the depths of Winter, white, off-white, cream, ecru (you name it) lace dresses were all the rage for Spring/Summer. On seeing the dress on the rack, the first comment to my friend, with whom I was shopping, was that it was too bad that the dress didn't come in cream or white, but that, oh well, I would try it on just the same. My friend and I theorized that, perhaps, the dress had come in cream or white, but that given the buzz around white, off-white, cream, ecru (you name it) lace dresses for Spring/Summer, the store had sold out of them. Obviously, I ended up buying the dress in black. I never did find out whether the dress had ever come in cream or white. At some point, I did see it in blue, but I never saw it in cream or white. So no Odette's dress. Only Odile's dress.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Odile's Dress
When I bought the dress that I wore today, in the depths of Winter, white, off-white, cream, ecru (you name it) lace dresses were all the rage for Spring/Summer. On seeing the dress on the rack, the first comment to my friend, with whom I was shopping, was that it was too bad that the dress didn't come in cream or white, but that, oh well, I would try it on just the same. My friend and I theorized that, perhaps, the dress had come in cream or white, but that given the buzz around white, off-white, cream, ecru (you name it) lace dresses for Spring/Summer, the store had sold out of them. Obviously, I ended up buying the dress in black. I never did find out whether the dress had ever come in cream or white. At some point, I did see it in blue, but I never saw it in cream or white. So no Odette's dress. Only Odile's dress.
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