Need Help Deciding Which Dress!

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Diana T.

Mar 25, 2015

Diana T.

Hey beauties! I'm having a hard time deciding which dress to buy to give my thesis seminar presentation in - it should look professional & classy - also a bit more about my body type - I'm curvy with an hour glass figure - very large boobs n butt with a smaller waist - I love both of these dresses for different reasons but it's so hard for me to choose! What do you beauties think would be best? Which looks most polished and/or you think would be best for a short curvy girl? Let me know what you think!

Diana T.

Mar 25, 2015

Diana T.

Close up of the purple/black.

Diana T.

Mar 25, 2015

Diana T.

Close up of the black/grey pattern/color block.

Jamie D.

Mar 25, 2015

Jamie D.

Personally I love the purple and black!

Kailey L.

Mar 25, 2015

Kailey L.

I'd go with the purple & black, I think they're both pretty but it suits the occasion better.

Janette B.

Mar 25, 2015

Janette B.

Purple & black looks more presentation appropriate. good luck!

Diana T.

Mar 25, 2015

Diana T.

Thanks everyone! Purple & black it is! :D.

Mylene L.

Mar 26, 2015

Mylene L.

The first one is pretty. The con, deep v on chest area is distracting to others. You can fix it by wearing black tube or cami underneath to cover that v. If it's not deep it should be ok. The second pic is nice too. I would choose this over the first. Nothing to be conscious about. I would prefer shift dresses esp for full figured women. Add blazers for sleeveless shift dress and a statement jewelry and you're good to go.

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