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If we are friends on Facebook or if you are following my Instagram I might already know I got sick. Aside of all the joy of being home and discussing travels, meeting with friends and coming back to normal life I instead spend almost a week in my bed feeling broken. I feel a way better now but still far from recovery. Today I have decided to share with you some of my medicines. It's not a typo - there are few things helping feel better sooner than nap and window shopping. And I am here for you share my journey.
For today's post I teamed up with Amandadress.com.au and make myself and everyone of you feel better! I'm sure you'll have a lot of fun browsing through their items with me. I'll start with a short shop website review because it's essential to have a comfy webstore. The categories are very clear and easy to navigate through. The filter options cover everything from regular color/occasion/silhouette  to unusual back details and embellishments. It's great not only shop at but also window shop. Also each dress can be manufactured in custom size with is amazing for any person with not standard size (I always keep an eye on it because alas I am of those people). If you don't want it custom there is a wide range of sizes small and plus.
As usual I'll provide you with my top three choices from the shop and share my opinion on each item displayed in blog (talking why I love the dress - so exciting!). To make the list only top three and not top hundred I'll make things a little more clear and go for budget friendly yet exciting Cheap Formal Dresses Australia category items (category link: http://www.amandadress.com.au/elegant-formal-dresses-c119099/ )
Wonderful dress. It's full of grace and a little bit vintage in its heart. I adore the neck/shoulderline here. I also find it miraculously fitting to any body type I might place it on in my imagination. Also if white is not your option (for example you are as clumsy as I am or have some personal trauma regarding color white) there are various colors available so the dress is perfect for you.

Charming red dress. It looks very formal with long wide skirt and tulle. I esp like the beading here - so chic. V-neck is great to show some neck and it adds some volume if needed. Very nice and romantic dress.
This dress caught my eye. I'm to sure if I'd wear it myself but I'm thinking about it. The colors and material are stunning there. The color changes in awesome pattern from white to deep blue as if watercolored. You don't see it on picture but it's a halter dress so your back is opened here.

Which one is your fave? let me know what you think about those dresses in comments below.


Seen above:
 Formal Dresses Online on Amandadress.com.au

 

Have a nice day,
Lyosha

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