The Dresses of Jolie Moi

Ahhhh, you have found my weakness. The one thing that makes my knees shaky, palms clamy and mouth dry. Yes, I'm talking about uber-unique dresses. The kind of dress that looks like it's one of a kind that you spend a pretty penny on. Maybe the dress that has, oh, I don't know, woodland creatures on the front or a deep V down the back? Beautiful dresses that just make my heart sing!

These types of dresses can be found at the online store Jolie Moi. I can't even remember how I found the site, but I do remember how it was love at first sight. I still love it and I will never not love it! It's the peanut butter to my jelly, the chipmunk to my tree, the voo to my do... you get my drawn out idea. Anyway, check out the dresses I'm talkin about below and visit their site to see more!

Woodland Scene Print Dress

RRP:

$64.00

 

Lynn Beige Fit and Flare Ruffled Dress

RRP:

$72.00

 

Janey Brown/Navy Low Scoop Back Midi Dress

RRP:

$60.80

Grey Bird Graphic T Shirt Dress

RRP:

$48.00

 

Cream Lace TuTu Dress with Exposed V Back

RRP:

$72.00

Bella Cream and Orange Frill Dress

RRP:

$76.80

Amanda Galaxy Dipped Hem Maxi

RRP:

$60.80

 

Rose in a Thornbush

Ah! What an amazing mission trip I went on! I have to tell you, if you want to make the world a better place, not just one small community, volunteer at Give Kids The World. It's in Florida, so you can even hit up the beach for the day like I did. Of course, I got this rediculous sunburn that made me peel my face's skin off like one would peel an orange, but hey, I surfed. One thing I get to check off my bucket list. Anyway, it was the most amazing experiance of my life. I got to meet people from all over the world and every single one of them was happy, no matter their kids condition. It was truely magical.

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ABOUT THE LOOK: Rose in a Thornbush. My friend actually said something like this on the shoot and I knew my post had to be titled that. The red and the flowers really popped against any background so it looked like I was that hidden rose in the thornbush.The shirt is from SUGARLIPS APPAREL. When I first got it, to be truthfull, I was kinda iffy. It was a lot of material and I'm a small girl, I was scared it was going to eat me alive. Fortunately, when I paired it with the floral skirt from RUE 21, I knew that it was me. It's such a vibrant, happy look, which is needed since the oh-so depressing school time is drawing nearer, if not already arrived.

Sorry about the size of the pictures. I can't get them to enlarge, those little boogers. I'll try to fix it when I get somewhere with a better computer and wifi.