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A Super Spring Dress Option<\/h2>\n

I picked up quite a few items at the recent AnthroDay<\/a> sale. One of my favorites is this Juno Printed Dress<\/a>. The dress is available in five different patterns. I chose the beige snake print but I am also eyeing the green flower motif. The dress is a perfect piece for the transition from spring to summer and the snake print is oh, so, of the moment. At $130 it is well worth the money even when not on sale. I purchased a large because Maeve tends to fit me tight through the chest if I don’t size up. I also like a loose dress to fit loosely. Seems silly to say but if a dress is a loose style but tight in the bust then I think it is ill-fitted. This can be a major problem for the big busted as sizing up can mean a dress is crazy wide on the bottom. I found the large to fit perfectly. It is also a great length for us tall girls. It also comes in Petite if that works best for you.<\/p>\n

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How I’m Wearing It Now<\/strong><\/h2>\n

This dress can easily be worn during the cool spring season. First, I paired it with a chunky cream sweater, my Madewell Oversized Denim Jacket<\/a> and Michael Kors brown suede boots. Next, I topped the dress with a J.Crew Sophie Open Front Sweater-Blazer<\/a>. Both outfits will keep me sufficiently warm for spring and the layers can easily be removed as needed if by surprise we end up with a warm spring day. (Here’s hoping for warm spring days soon!)<\/p>\n