Spring Dresses

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My annual "Ooh, Spring!" dress post is usually hard to edit. I want to wear all the pretty things. This year is even harder as it's nearly April and still below freezing. Where are my daffodils?! Guess I'll just have to wear them and think warm thoughts. My desire for spring has lead to less editing than usual, so please enjoy the wealth of very pretty dresses I cannot wear at the moment. Ugh. Where are my thermals?

Florals
Top: roses on black, Mod Cloth $90
full skirted retro shirt dress, Pin-up Girl Clothing $118
yellow and blue daisy fit and flare, Nordstrom $128
green maxi dress, Mod Cloth $73
Bottom: pale pink silk maxi dress, Anthropologie $198
green sheath dress, Mod Cloth $145
blue cowl neck sheath dress, The Limited $90 (50% off with code)
floral explosion white shift, Anthropologie $178
blue maxi dress, Macy's $40 (sale)

Lace/Embroidery
neon pink and nude burnout lace dress, Mod Cloth $160
blue and white embroidered dress, Anthropologie $168
yellow lace dress, Target $20 (sale)
white and coral retro floral embroidery, Macy's $120

Non-florals
Top: pink striped shirt dress, The Limited $118 (50% off with code)
madras plaid fit and flare, Mod Cloth $125
bright chevron dress, Calvin Klein at Zappos $118
yellow shift with white trim, ASOS $43
green and blue graphic print dress, Mad Men for Banana Republic $130
Bottom: robin's egg blue sheath, J. C. Penney $48 (sale)
abstract print shift, Nordstrom $138
butterfly fit and flare, Mod Cloth $110
striped and floral shift, Juicy Couture at 6pm $150 (sale)

Suffering from wallet moths? Check back next week for more budget-friendly dresses.

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