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Hermes

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One of my good friends is having a bridal shower this month. It's quite swanky; it's actually a "bridal high tea" at the Ritz-Carlton. For reference, it's the same day as her bachelorette party, and the theme for the whole thing is "Summer in the Hamptons." I am wearing dressy berdmudas to the bachelorette, I think. Anyway, I want to wear this dress, borrowed from my sister. (Forgive the bad pic, I only have a cameraphone at the moment.)


untitled-1.jpg detail of the dress: untitled2.jpg


I think it needs a little jacket or a cardigan, and maybe a belt or ribbon. Any ideas? The color is sort of a bright green/chartreuse. I can borrow a cute brown and white wicker clutch to wear with it.   These are some shoe possibilities. Of course, I could always buy more shoes.


untitled3.jpgwhite wedges, burgundy peep-toes, brown stacked-heel sandals and brown slingback sandals.


Any suggestions? TIA



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Marc Jacobs

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I think some bronze accesories, paired with the white strappy wedges you have, maybe some coral or wooden heel shoes would look cute too.


Bronze Bangle 



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Juniors' Mossimo® Red: 3/4-Sleeve Sheer Cardigan Sweater - Heavy Creamuntitled-1.jpg


<- ribbon belt in yellow, pink, lavender


White wedges


 



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Hermes

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perfect! Thanks, guys.

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