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MARY MCFADDEN

Outfits
Jan 26, 20161 Comment

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I have been dying to wear this 80s Mary McFadden dress since I got it at Vintage Martini. I’m a huge fan of Mary McFadden’s designs and of all the pieces I own, this may be my favorite. I love the tiered accordion pleats!

Wearing the dress with Stuart Weitzman Bare Braid sandals, a Salvatore Ferragamo chocolate and yellow tote, a woven vintage belt, and a 40s velvet headpiece.

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  1. sagg99 says

    October 1, 2017 at 9:19 pm

    Beautiful dress

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