
This dress always makes me want to go swing dancing. And that makes me sort of sad because I strongly suspect that I'll never be able to swing dance, no matter how hard I might try. It's not that I can't dance, it's that I'm hopelessly uncoordinated when it comes to following a choreographed sequence. When everyone else is turning left, I'll be the loser going right. And yet, just look at those gams! --

they were
made to swing, and tango and salsa. Alas, it is not meant to be. However, my legs
do have the ability to look great in a short dress, so I console myself with the fact that anyone looking at me would never guess that I'm a completely dyslexic dancer.
This gray dress is a 1940's reproduction and is a great base for layering because of the fitted bodice. I topped it with this lightweight cardigan since it was a little cooler today, and added waist definition with this wide elastic belt.
*edited to add this close-up of the jewelry at the request of Sheila and Tina*

Cardigan: H&M
Dress, belt: Red Dress Shoppe
Tights: Hue
Shoes: Gabriella Rocha
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