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| Pearls: Thrifted | Turquoise Ring: Gift | Earrings: From my wedding |
Why I love it: Emily Post, author of the 1922 book, "Etiquette," defined the tea dress as "a hybrid between a wrapper and a ball dress. It is made of rather gorgeous materials (checkü) and goes on easily (checkü), and its chief use is not for wear at the tea-table so much as for dinner alone with one's family." Luckily we're able to wear tea length skirts in public now days.
Why I love it: Emily Post, author of the 1922 book, "Etiquette," defined the tea dress as "a hybrid between a wrapper and a ball dress. It is made of rather gorgeous materials (checkü) and goes on easily (checkü), and its chief use is not for wear at the tea-table so much as for dinner alone with one's family." Luckily we're able to wear tea length skirts in public now days.
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