The Frock Doc

24 Comments

• annagybe replied 10 years ago

  #5 sings to me. But we have vastly different styles.

• Ana replied 10 years ago

  Love #1. The pattern looks interesting and I like that it doesn't have cap sleeves.

• replied 10 years ago

  I like 5 and 2 the best, but really any of these I could see in your wardrobe!

• Transcona Shannon replied 10 years ago

  I really like the piping detail and tonal effect of #5.

• abc replied 10 years ago

  Ditto, #5!

• marit replied 10 years ago

  I say #2, love the shading of the print! I like #4 but I'm not reconciled to the green shift of the pattern at the hemline.

• Peri replied 10 years ago

  I like #2 the best.

• Betti replied 10 years ago

  2 & 5, they are just a bit different than the usual dress.

• tayleigh replied 10 years ago

  Unpopular opinion but I like #1 and #3 best. 

• Sveta replied 10 years ago

  2 and 5!

• Parsley replied 10 years ago

  Cute dresses!
  I really like #1 for a professional-looking but stylish dress.

  I like the length and colors of #4, though.

• ManidipaM replied 10 years ago

  Love #1 for pattern interest and as a slight change from your pretty, twirly skirts.

  Next, for me, is #4---but it does have that more girly, twirly style. Do you need more of your FFBO or more variety?

• goldenpig replied 10 years ago

  I think #1 looks very professional and has an interesting pattern! And #4 is pretty and very much your style, love the colors!

• Mona replied 10 years ago

  I love #5

• Gabrielle replied 10 years ago

  I am in love with number 2.  

• Debra replied 10 years ago

  Number 2 it is :)

• RoseandJoan replied 10 years ago

  another vote for 2 & 5.

  I like where the pleating begins on #2, it is a Lyn dress but a little different to your other fit and flares.

• missvee replied 10 years ago

  I love 2 but it seems very short. 5 is a stunner too.

• amiable replied 10 years ago

  1, 2 and 5 are my favorites!  Any of them would be terrific on you!

• Thistle replied 10 years ago

  #2 and #5, especially if a blazer (your new red one!) is layered overtop for work.

• Beth Ann replied 10 years ago

  Lyn:  I'm late to this thread, but I favor #5 and next is #1.  Still "you" but with a little touch of architectural structure.

• rachylou replied 10 years ago

  Partial to #2 and #4 here. I don't know how well the sleeves on #3 would work for you.

• lyn* replied 10 years ago

  Oh, much angst. Oh much angst!

  I am very thankful though, that my biggest problem is which frock is the prettiest! #firstworldproblems ;) 

  Actually, #5 and #1 were my first two favorites, but I think that #4 is very much like the kind of frock I usually wear and enjoy wearing, so it's a very "slam dunk" for me - while #2 is one of Angie's picks and I'm trying to not let that sway me one way or another (even though I hold Angie's opinion very highly, I see that her lists are for "everyone" and not me specifically). It is the shortest of all of them though.

  Good thing I have another few days to decide!

• replied 10 years ago

  I like #4 and #5. #4 seems very much like your usual dress though, and you have definitely mastered the art of finding those dresses at lower price points. #5 seems like a unique offbranch of your style that can be girlier or more professional looking depending on how you style it. It seems versatile enough for the sum of money you might drop on it. 

  #1 seems like it can be replicated elsewhere. I like the leopard print/#3 dress but there's something . . . off about the print. Maybe it's because all the dark spots are clustered over the model's boob? 

  I like #2, but as you said I'm not sure if it's because it's Angie's pick or if it's because I think it suits your style the best.