Glamour Bunny, Take Two
Look, ma – no feet!
This is the second Glamour Bunny dress I had to show you this month (You can see the first one here), and I saved it for last, because it felt very Halloween-appropriate somehow. Possibly because it’s made me look like I only have one leg in that last photo: whoops!
That’s nothing to do with the dress, obviously: it was just one of the many times that the best photo of the dress wasn’t the best photo of me, but I’m showing you it anyway, because isn’t she a beauty? The dress, I mean. Who’s called ‘Serena’, and by that I mean she’s ACTUALLY called ‘Serena’ – I didn’t just make that up, the way I give everything else in my life a name.
(Boris seems to have left us, by the way: I haven’t seen him all week. I hope the little eight-legged guy is OK. I also wish I could’ve borrowed just ONE of his many legs for that last photo. Or, on second thoughts, maybe not: that would’ve been a bit TOO creepy, huh? )
As I was saying, I felt like this dress was appropriate for the week before Halloween, because although it’s a fairly classic, 50s-inspired circle dress, it has a real ‘film noir’ feel to it, don’t you think? Like, can’t you just imagine the heroine in a classic Hitchcock movie wearing something like this? As soon as I put it on, I immediately regretted NOT choosing ‘film noir heroine’ for my Halloween costume this year, and just wearing this: and actually, now I come to think of it, I AM still waiting on one fairly-essential item to complete that costume, so you never know, I might just get lucky.
If not, I’m sure there will be plenty of other opportunities for me and Serena to hit the town together – and failing that, I can always make something up, can’t I?
Check out the full range of 1950s glamour dresses at the Glamour Bunny website, which you’ll find here.
char
This is utterly lovely and full of film noir Hollywood glamour appeal. I love it. I daren’t look on the website as I know I’ll find a great many things I can’t resist. The 2015 spending ban is really becoming quite a drag, now.
Corinne
Ohh, it’s lovely, Amber! I love the neckline and the almost-off-shoulder-but-not-quite look. Woo!
Hope you have a wonderful weekend,
Corinne x
Erika
It is a beautiful dress! So dramatic, but still worth finding an everyday way to wear it. And I say dramatic, but not in a negative way. That neckline is my favorite.
Go Cleaner
The dress looks great on you Amber. It really is Halloween-appropriate, it can easily be turned in to a costume if you add some Halloween-type of ornaments on it.
Bhushavali
You look as usual, ever so gorgeous, Amber! Love your style always..
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emanuel2222
Love the dress!!!
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