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a shorter version of a particular dress


Question Posted Monday May 28 2007, 6:16 pm

I was wondering if anyone knows a dress that looks similar to this, or a shorter version of this dress. I am looking for a cocktail dress in either black or white...I like this dress, but it's a little too long, and I don't want to go to the taylor to make it shorter (knee length-above the knees). (I'm looking for something anywhere from 100-250)
PS I'd greatly appreciate it if you didn't tell me deb.com or nordstroms.com and I've checked for dresses on both of those sites.

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