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Old Navy "above the knee" dress length ?
I want to order the vneck eyelet hem dress from Old Navy, it is a solid green color, and based on the size chart I would be a small for waist size (27). But I am worried it will be too short? Does anyone have this dress or tried it on? I am on my phone so can't link it but the price is 44 I think and it is only available in green. There are only 2 reviews so not sure how accurate they are. If I get it I will wear it to my son's baptism and have nude closed toe 2 inch heels and a white or a tan/khaki colored cardigan thanks!
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Re: Old Navy "above the knee" dress length ?
Is it this one?
If you aren't super tall, I don't think it would be too short. But I do think it absolutely has the potential to be an unflattering, sack IRL. I would also wear a navy or yellow cardigan instead of tan.