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This or That | Holiday Edition

Nov 20, 2022
2 min read

The Holidays have started and with it comes winter fashions. I am so excited to share two of my favorite dresses with you.


I have personally stylized each dress to give you an idea of how they can look for your Holiday get togethers, events, and parties.


1960's Velvet Body-Con Vintage Dress by Retro Stage


The first dress is a fabulous shade of Burgundy and comes from Retro Stage

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The very first time I wore this dress I decided to keep it simple and wore a rhinestone brooch with sheer ivory gloves and a vintage fur stole.

This year I chose to add a tulle red bow, long sparkly silver gloves, and dangling red rhinestone earrings. Both times I added a corset to enhance my curves and really define my waist line. My go to corset is the Jolie from Glamorous Corsets https://glamorouscorset.com/shop-all/material/cotton/jolie-short-beige-cotton-corset/ you can save 15% off your purchase by using code MissAudrey


*For more on corsets check out my corset series on Youtube!



Dark Green Velvet Pleated Dress by Rihoas

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https://www.rihoas.com/products/the-velvet-frill-trim-strap-dress?_pos=2&_sid=509722733&_ss=r


I love having the option to wear emerald green and teal colors during winter. In the videos below you can see how I stylized this pretty green dress in two different ways. Accessories help change up our look and allow us to stylize outfits for multiple wear. Never feel bad for rewearing a garment. Especially for the sake of Glam!




See how I changed the gloves, belt, shoes, and earrings?



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Stay Glamorous,

Audrey 💋







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