Leopard Prints, why to try it at Least Once.

So, here's the first dress for the style column! flashy right? Haha~ okay so here is the back story on this little number:

      I was out on a shopping excursion with my mother when I spotted this dress at a front of a vendor's display. I normally don't buy clothing from open markets just because I don't see anything I like, but on that day in particular, there were several vendors who were carrying very nice pieces. When I asked the shop keeper what size the dress was, she only had smalls left, so I had no intention of getting it. Still my mother was paying for it, so the worst that could happen would be me trying it on and it not fitting; but it did so I bought it, and here we are, writing about how awesome this dress is and how glad I am that I bought it. I'd link you to it if I could, but I haven't found a similar for a reasonable price, sadly. But there is good news in all that, right? I've actually worn it, and it's cute on too! will post pictures in the future, when I have a camera that isn't my cellular.

Why?:

      Every should find an animal print that they look nice in, even if they do it just once. It's good to experiment with different patterns, especially if one's wardrobe consists of mostly neutral or denim-centic colors. The patterns can add to the dynamic of your outfits and draw attention away from stains (should you wear something and be unaware that it's dirty, but I'm just thinking out loud here).

Favorite Feature:

The frill at the bottom.. and the hem is so smooth.. It's like wearing a cloud. Seriously, the fabric is super comfortable. I've never worn tulle that didn't feel like chicken claws on my skin, but this dress just does me one better in every way I assess it. Okay so, I'm going to just leave this one here now; I know I promised to post it at the end of last week, but I partied, plain and simple. My bad. ANYWAYS~ Be on the look out for the next addition to the style column!

Cheers!