Hey people,
Sorry this post is late but I had so much stuff I had to do and just didn't get around to it last night.
But onto the real topic of this post! Reformation has released part two of it's Don't Call Me Cute collection, as part of this they have debuted six new styles to its petite section. These styles were especially designed to fit and be flattering to women 5'4" or under. The general feel and style of these outfits is a great bohemian vibe, they have fantastic colours and patterns.
So without further a do, the six spectacular, new designs for petite and super-chic customers:
This, as the name states is a two piece set. It has a checker kind of pattern and a long split in the leg. I believe that as this new part of the collection is more well discovered it will be very popular.
Petites Clinton Two Piece ($198.00)
Petites Henna Dress ($258.00)
This dress is just plain black with many long tassels that flow from all around the bottom of the dress. It has a deep V neckline and would be quite easy to accessorise.
This is also a lovely orange two piece set. It consists of a crop top and a skirt with a short split down the middle. It has a lovely pattern and will sell quite well.
Petites Clinton Two Piece ($198.00)
This skirt is the shorter version of their original Nessy Skirt. It is a crepe maxi wrap skirt. It has a wonderful checker pattern and has a long split that goes along the leg.
Petites Nessy Skirt ($178.00)
This dress is a mini flare dress with a fitted top and waist, a tied neckline and gathered sleeves. It is a great patten and colour. This dress would also be super easy to accessorise with black and block colours.
Petites Limestone Dress ($218.00)
This dress has quite a casual, beachy feel about it. It would be great for a lunch out with some friends. It has a lovely deep V neckline and a tie around the waist.
Petites Raquel Dress ($178.00)
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Sorry this post is late but I had so much stuff I had to do and just didn't get around to it last night.
But onto the real topic of this post! Reformation has released part two of it's Don't Call Me Cute collection, as part of this they have debuted six new styles to its petite section. These styles were especially designed to fit and be flattering to women 5'4" or under. The general feel and style of these outfits is a great bohemian vibe, they have fantastic colours and patterns.
So without further a do, the six spectacular, new designs for petite and super-chic customers:
This, as the name states is a two piece set. It has a checker kind of pattern and a long split in the leg. I believe that as this new part of the collection is more well discovered it will be very popular.
Petites Clinton Two Piece ($198.00)
Petites Henna Dress ($258.00)This dress is just plain black with many long tassels that flow from all around the bottom of the dress. It has a deep V neckline and would be quite easy to accessorise.
This is also a lovely orange two piece set. It consists of a crop top and a skirt with a short split down the middle. It has a lovely pattern and will sell quite well.
This skirt is the shorter version of their original Nessy Skirt. It is a crepe maxi wrap skirt. It has a wonderful checker pattern and has a long split that goes along the leg.
Petites Nessy Skirt ($178.00)
This dress is a mini flare dress with a fitted top and waist, a tied neckline and gathered sleeves. It is a great patten and colour. This dress would also be super easy to accessorise with black and block colours.
Petites Limestone Dress ($218.00)
This dress has quite a casual, beachy feel about it. It would be great for a lunch out with some friends. It has a lovely deep V neckline and a tie around the waist.
Petites Raquel Dress ($178.00)
Thanks for reading lovelies! Comment on this blog and follow my social medias:
Twitter - @Bella_Lily_
Facebook - Bella Wright
The Hunt - @BellaLily
Instagram - topfoxx_blog
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