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August 02, 2007

Fall Style Forecast. Dress Report: A Shift in Shifts. Second City Style Fashion Blog

Yes, it's time to shift your perspective. This fall's shift is a little longer. Just above or below the knee. The good news is they come in all textures and materials. Some have embellishments while others have turtlenecks. The shift is perfect for both day and evening and looks great on practically everyone.

Alberta Ferretti RTW Fall '07

Calvin Klein RTW Fall '07

Badgley Mischka RTW Fall '07

Lanvin RTW Fall '07

Givenchy RTW Fall '07

Real-Way:

Tory Burch Melanie Shift Dress $365 at Net-a-Porter

Milly Pleated Shift Dress $360 at Neiman Marcus

Fendi Cozy Turtleneck Dress $1,120 at eLUXURY

Vena Cava Ezra Dress $524 at Shopbop

Maggy London Ponte Knit Tie Front Dress $84.90 (during Anniversary Sale) at Nordstrom

Oscar de la Renta Silk Marocain Dress $3,790 at Net-a-Porter

- Lauren Dimet Waters

Runway Photos: Style.com

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I love the pockets in these dresses!

Posted by: Amy | August 03, 2007 at 12:22 AM

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