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I Think I Can Dress, Giddy PaisleyIt’s not a perfect metaphor but having just read the book, I noticed some similarities. The little engine who miraculously pulled the heavy load over the hill was naïve, small, and friendly. This dress is not a little black dress or the power suit but it is surprisingly empowering. It can get you where you need to go. It’s naïve because it is just so darn delicate. It’s small because it’s not complicated—classic sleeveless silhouette, side zip, below the knee etc. And it’s friendly. That’s the best part. Do we need to elaborate? It wants to help you do tricky stuff. It wants to be challenged. See where you can wear this. We would love to hear that someone gave it a chance and wore it “over the mountain”. Actually, it would look great with hiking boots and a cardigan. Liberty 100% cotton (Sizing Chart) |
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