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Save a Bundle on Your Little Bundle!

dena — Sun, 01 Jan 2012 10:10:38 +0000

How can something so tiny cost so much? New parents have been known to spend $4,500 and upward, for just the basics– a crib, mattress, and baby furniture, clothes, wipes, diapers, formula (if not nursing) and other miscellaneous items.

If you are looking for some ways to save– not skimp– on your baby, here are some tips to try!

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1. Breastfeeding: It’s free, and it will save you $1,200 in formula costs! That’s big, but even more important is the fact that by breastfeeding you will pass along important immunities to fight diseases, as well as DHA/AA, two critically important fatty-acids that aid in mental and heart development. See www.LaLecheLeague.org for more information.

Total annual savings: $1,200

2. Formula: If you must bottle-feed, then by all means use store brand infant formulas – these milk and soy-based formulas made by Wyeth Nutritionals are sold by most major retailers under the store’s own proprietary name. The FDA tightly regulates all infant formulas, and so all of the standard first year formulas are nutritionally equivalent. The only difference is the price! Store brand formulas sell for up to 40% less than the national brands. See Storebrandformulas.com for more information.

Total annual savings: $500

3. Clothes: Many parents spend $500 or more on their baby’s clothes. But if you wear your baby in a sling, no one will even know what he’s wearing! Babies don’t care what designer label is in their clothes, but they do care to be worn close to their mother. Dr. Sears encourages all of his patients to wear their babies in specially design slings, which creates a special bond of trust between parent and child that actually enhances the mental development of a child. See www.attachmentparenting.com for more information!

Total annual savings: $250

4. Diapers and Wipes: Diapers and wipes can cost over $1,000 during the first year. Once again, you can save up to 30% by using store brand wipes and diapers.

Total annual savings: $300

5. Baby furniture: Stay out of high-end specialty baby shops that sell the latest crib, mattress set, and changing tables, where you will end up with a big bill and several weeks of waiting for your furniture. The best place to buy baby gear is at mass retailers where they sell a high volume of quality baby furniture that they stock at every store. As such, their margins are lower, saving parents a bundle.

Total potential savings: $500

5. Know what you DON’T need: Liz Pulliam Weston at MSN Money points out that many things that people buy for their baby are simply unnecessary. A second-hand, waist-high dresser works great in baby’s room, and can double as a changing table if you put a changing pad on top! A simple willow basket inside the cabinet replaces a diaper stacker. One car seat and a base for each car is great instead of one car seat for each car. And those coordinated crib sets are cute but mostly useless- bumpers, pillows, and fluffy blankets are not recommended for infants!

6. Go with hand-me-downs! Family and friends may be a great source of baby clothes and other gear that’s free and still in near-perfect condition. You can also find clothes, name-brand strollers, toys and other baby gear for a fraction of the new price by shopping at consignment shops, thrift stores, and garage sales. Don’t worry about germs, just about anything can be thrown in the wash or sprayed with disinfecting cleaners.

7. Free entertainment: Parents.com points out that your local library can be a great source of free mommy-and-baby activity. Some offer mom-and-baby yoga classes and weekly story time for pre-walkers, wooden puzzles and other toys, and, of course, lots of great books.

Affordable Maternity Fashions for Fall

dena — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 19:28:11 +0000

There’s something about the change of seasons from summer to fall that has me looking forward to cozier clothes. I love summer and the hassle-free fashion it brings (no coats, layers, scarves, etc!) but when September rolls around I’ve pretty much had it with my summer wardrobe.

Fall fashions are on the sales racks now and it’s super simple to find beautiful, affordable clothes for the cooler weather, especially if you shop online. Here are a few ideas and websites to point you in the right direction… tops, sweaters, skirts, pants, and more… all for $30 and under!

Whether you’re looking for something to wear to work, to a party, or just to curl up at home in, here are some pretty things that will keep you feeling cozy and comfy! Happy shopping!

If you are interested in purchasing any of the styles shown here, please click on the link accompanying that image!

Sleeveless Bow-Neck Fashion Top – Target.com $19.99

Maternity Tie-Neck Jersey Tops – Old Navy.com (4 colors) $10.00

Long-Sleeve Side-Rouched Pullover Sweater – Target.com (3 colors) $24.99

Knee Length Pencil Fit Skirt – Motherhood.com $29.98

Sleeveless Ruffle Front Maternity Blouse – Motherhood.com $24.98

Maternity Long Marled Cardigans – Old Navy.com $30

Under Belly Boot Cut Maternity Jeans – Motherhood.com $26.98 (NOW BUY ONE GET ONE 50% OFF)

Maternity Floral Drop-Waist Tunics – Old Navy $20.00

3/4 Sleeve Pleated Maternity Jacket – Motherhood.com $29.99

Maternity Velour Pants – Old Navy (3 colors) $22.94

Long-Sleeve Ruched Sweater Dress – Target.com (4 colors) $29.99

Sleeveless Ruched Maternity Dress – Motherhood.com $24.99

Cowl-Neck Sweater Dress- Target.com (5 colors) $29.99

Convertible Sleeve Tab Cuff Cardigan – Motherhood.com $24.99

Corduroy Pork Chop Pockets Boot Cut Pants – Motherhood.com $24.99

Beautiful Summer Maternity Clothes for Under $30!

dena — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 08:24:29 +0000

It’s July and we are definitely feeling the summer heat, aren’t we?! For the pregnant ladies, hot is even hotter, and we want to help you cool off a bit. We’ve rounded up some sizzling fashions that you can buy with a click of the mouse, so you don’t even have to get off your chair.

Skirts, tops, leggings, dresses, swimwear… Check out these great summer maternity fashions for UNDER $30. They’ll keep you looking hot, at prices that won’t have you breaking out in a sweat!

Below: Sleeveless Stretch Dress in Pink (also Black) only $19.98 by Motherhood Maternity.

Below: Sleeveless V-Neck Knit Dress -Underwater Jade $27.99 at Target

Below: Shirred-Neckline Dresses $29.94 by Old Navy

Below: Short Sleeve Flutter Sleeve Dress $24.98 by Motherhood Maternity

Below: Green Print Strapless Maxi Dress $29.99 Kiki’s Fashions

Below: Smocked Lace-Trim Dress $29.94 by Old Navy

Below: 3/4-Sleeve Surplice Dress – Brown/Gold $17.48 at Target

Below: Elbow Sleeve Hardware Detail Top $19.99 by Motherhood Maternity.

Below: Tons of tanks & Camis for just $9.99 at Target

Below: Green Striped Short Sleeve Shirt $22.99 by Kiki’s Fashions

Below: Sleeveless Tie Detail Blouse $24.98 by Motherhood Maternity

Below: Fold-Over Skirts $17.50 by Old Navy

Below: Fold-Over Panel Crop Pants $19.99 at Target

Below: Knee Length A-Line Skirt $19.98 by Motherhood Maternity

Below: Maternity Bootcut Pants $22.99 Kiki’s Fashions

Below: Maternity Jersey Legging 2-PACK $19.00 by Old Navy

Below: Ruffled Bandeaukini Swim Top $24.99 at Target

Spring 2011: Maternity Fashion Trends

dena — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 08:24:52 +0000

Aren’t you ready to shed the layers? Winter doesn’t seem to be quite over yet, but those heavy sweaters and coats are getting to be so last season! Let’s take see what we have to look forward to as spring blows in! Here are a few of the latest maternity trends for Spring 2011!

Classic Americana

Red, white, and blue are star colors this season, while stripes are always classic. Preppy plaids, jeans, and rolled-cuff khakis give you some relaxed looks for weekend barbecues in the yard.

Orange Pin-tucked Top by Gap $39.50

Front Panel Modern Boot Pants by Gap $69.50

Short Sleeve Bow Detail Maternity Dress by Motherhood Maternity $24.98

Military

The military look continues to be popular and versatile. Light military jackets are great for the transition between winter and spring, or for layering when it’s cool outside. Military accents can also be found on dresses, pants, and tops.

Convertible Sleeve Button Front Maternity Dress by Motherhood Maternity $38.98

Classic Long Sleeve Maternity Coat by Olian Maternity $120.40

Vintage Floral

This look comes in beautifully ruffled dresses, tiered tops, and artisan tees. Dress it up with sequins and bows, or dress it down with stud details, cargo pockets, and military jackets.

3/4 Sleeve Trapeze Maternity Blouse by Motherhood Maternity $34.98

Embellished Slub-Knit Tees by Old Navy $16.50

Soft and Feminine

Celebrate pregnancy with clothes that make you feel womanly. Soft pastels, pristine whites, feminine ruffles, and pretty prints paired are accentuated by belts and bows to show off your blossoming figure.

Sleeveless Sash Belt Maternity Blouse by Motherhood Maternity $24.98

Embellished Drop-Waist Tops by Old Navy $16.50

Checklist: What you need to Buy for Baby’s Arrival

dena — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 08:29:00 +0000

Layette (baby clothes, for those who need translation!)

8-10 bodysuits or onesies (like little undershirts that snap at the crotch)
4-6 one-piece PJ’s
2 blanket sleepers for winter nights (these are like little wearable sleeping bags, very handy for drafty daytimes, too)
1-3 rompers or other “dressy” outfits
4 pairs of socks, or booties (I find that socks often fall off and get lost. You’re better off with footsie pajamas if it’s cold weather)
2-3 hats (sun-hats with brims for summer baby, warm hats that cover ears for winter baby)
Bunting bag or fleece suit for winter outing

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Nursery

You can skip some of this for a while if you plan on keeping baby nearby (which is best in my personal opinion), either in a bedside bassinetter or in your own bed.

Crib, cradle or bassinet (follow safety guidelines)
Firm, flat mattress that fits snugly into crib
2 washable mattress pads
2-4 fitted sheets
4 soft, light receiving blankets
1-2 heavier blankets for winter
Comfy chair for nursing, or pillows to prop yourself up in bed
Baby monitor, if you will out of hearing range of baby’s room
Nightlight (this is for you, to make nighttime feeding and changing easier)
Dresser for storing baby clothes and paraphernalia
Swing or bouncy chair

Diapering station

It’s nice to have a changing station where you have everything handy for changing your baby. But you can always improvise by putting a changing pad down on your bed or on top of a dresser (never leave baby alone there, of course).

Changing table or cushioned changing pad
Changing table pad cover
Diaper pail and liners (optional but handy)
Diaper cream
Unscented baby wipes (these are supposed to cause less irritation, although simply rinsing baby’s bottom in the sink is even better!)
Disposable newborn-size diapers, or 6-10 dozen cloth diapers and 6-8 diaper covers

Bath

Again, you can improvise when baby is small by plugging up a bathroom sink, lining it with a towel (to keep baby from slipping around) and filling it with warm water.

Baby bathtub
Baby shampoo (can use for hair and body)
2-4 soft towels/hooded baby towels
2-4 soft washcloths

Feeding

For nursing moms:

1-3 nursing bras (Start with one size larger than your maternity bra, as breasts swell right after birth. After a couple weeks you can purchase additional bras.)
Nursing pads (bra inserts that protect you if you leak)
Nipple cream (alleviates soreness for beginner breast feeders)
Nursing pillow (props baby up so you don’t hurt your back by curling up over him)
Pump and milk storage bags (in case you ever need to leave baby for an extended amount of time)

For bottle feeding mothers:

10-16 bottles and nipples, both four and eight ounce
Liners, for disposable bottles
Bottle warmer (cuts down on nighttime trips to and from the kitchen)
Bottle sterilizer (some dishwashers have one)
Bottle brush
Formula (if not nursing)
4-8 bibs
Burp cloths/cloth diapers
High chair (not necessary until baby can sit up on his own)
2-4 pacifiers

Medicine Cabinet

Baby nail clippers
Cotton balls (to clean baby’s nose, ears, umbilical cord)
Baby thermometer
Bulb syringe/nasal aspirator
Infant acetaminophen (Tylenol) and medicine dropper
Antibiotic cream and sterile gauze (for circumcision care)

Travel

Infant or convertible car seat
Stroller (reclining for infants)
Diaper bag
Changing pad
Baby carrier/sling

If you can check off most of the things on these lists, then you are probably ready for for the stork’s special delivery. Congratulations!!

Sweet Summer Sundresses for Under $30!

dena — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 19:31:47 +0000

It’s summer time, and it’s finally time to put away the sweaters, flannels, and corduroys. It’s the weekend, you want to get some sun, and you want to wear something breezy, pretty, and comfy… like a colorful little sundress that’s bright and airy! But if you are pregnant, you may discover one problem… you don’t have any that still fit you!

Never fear! There are lots of them out there, and here are some of summer’s sweetest sundresses for UNDER $30!

Old Navy: Crinkled gauze fabric, breezy style, and adjustable straps. $29.50

Kiki’s Fashions: Lots and lots of adorable dresses, all under $50! Yellow & white print dress $28.99, Pink plaid dress $27.99

Motherhood Maternity: Soft jersey knit, smocked, spaghetti straps. $19.98

Old Navy: Soft gauze, crochet trim, graceful tiered hemline. $29.50

Save Thousands on your New Baby

dena — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 20:17:21 +0000

If you haven’t already realized it, babies can be expensive little bundles of joy! Sandy Jones and Marcie Jones, authors of Great Expectations: Best Baby Gear, estimate that your new baby can cost you anywhere from $9,000 and $12,000 during pregnancy and the first year of life. Here are some of their money-saving tips (via baby zone) for saving thousands of dollars on your new-baby costs.

Car Seats & Strollers

Convertable car seat: Buy a “convertible” car seat, instead of an infant car seat. While the infant car seats (for smaller babies only) are handy because you can transfer the baby from the car to the stroller to the house without waking her, a convertible seat will last you longer, until baby is 40+ pounds.

Infant car seat: If you do buy an infant car seat, you don’t need to buy the whole expensive “travel system,” including stroller, that goes with it. You can simply buy a generic “snap n go” that is made to accommodate that type of car seat.

Stroller: When looking for a stroller, you may think that the more expensive models are somehow of better quality. Instead, look at the lower end of a respected brand (such as Graco, Kolcraft, or Cosco). Look for something lightweight, that reclines, that can handle a bumpy road. Purchase extra accessories as you need them.

Free car seat: Some community organizations, car dealerships, and muffler companies offer free loaner car seats.

Feeding Baby

Breastfeed: If you decide to breastfeed, not only are you providing your baby with the optimal baby food, you can also save $2,000 a year, just in the cost of formula and bottles. (This amount increases a few thousand more if your baby is allergic to infant formula and requires hypoallergenic versions.) And if that’s not enough, you’ll also be reducing your baby’s chances of obesity, digestive issues, juvenile diabetes, cavities, and even needing braces later on! (Learn more about breastfeeding benefits.)

Breast pumps: Do you really need a breast pump? If you are going to be home with your baby, let him do all the pumping himself! If think you need a pump, you can temporarily rent a highly efficient, hospital-grade pump until you’re sure you really need to own your own pump. And if you decide to buy one, a good breast pump can be yours for under $200.

Bottles: It’s much cheaper to use reusable bottles and just wash them after use, than buying the more convenient disposable bottles. Buy bottles made of non-polycarbonate material with smooth sides that are easy to clean.

Baby Food: When you’re baby is old enough for mashed fruits and veges, you can easily make your own… it’s not rocket science! All you need to do is mash up a banana or a sweet potato, open a jar of unsweetened applesauce, or throw some cooked veggies in the blender!

Baby Clothes & Diapers

Cash in: You’re likely to get a few baby gifts that you don’t really want or need. Instead of storing them away somewhere, return them for cash, sell them at a consignment shop or on eBay, or exchange them for goods you really need.

Shop for comfort: Miniature designer jeans and expensive sundresses are certainly adorable, but there’s nothing like good old-fashioned cotton tee shirts, gowns, and footed sleepers. They’ll cost you much less and are also a lot more comfy for baby!

Buy them big: Babies outgrow their clothes very fast! Buy new outfits with room to grow in so you’ll get more use out of them.

Beg and borrow: Even better than inexpensive t-shirts and onesies, borrow a box of you’re friend’s outgrown baby clothes! And if they are not planning on having any more babies, they may be happy to give them away to a “good cause!”

Diapers: Stock up on disposable diapers—buy them by the case from giant warehouse chains.

Wash wisely: Special baby detergents are expensive, and the powdered type can clog up fabrics, making them less absorbent. If you are worried about irritating your baby’s skin, use a liquid, fragrance-free detergent

instead, and avoid fabric softeners.

Baby Gear

Diaper bag: You’ll definitely need something for the extra paraphernalia you’ll be shlepping around now (diapers, wipes, extra clothes, diaper cream, pacifiers, etc!)… But no need to waste money buying something new when you probably have a nice, roomy bag or backpack that will work just fine. Folding diaper pads and clear plastic pouches will turn any over-the shoulder satchel into a convenient diaper bag.

Crib: Don’t fall for the fancy cribs that double as desks or love seats. All you need for the first couple years is a simple crib with one side that lowers. Later on, you can use the same mattress in a toddler bed frame, if you choose.

Mattress: Go with a firm foam mattress, which works just fine and will save you hundreds of dollars over a 750-coil Baby Beauty mattress with a lifetime guarantee.

Furniture: It’s tempting to buy nursery furniture that matches the crib, but these pieces are often overpriced and of lower quality. Instead, shop in antique malls and thrift stores to find a quality chest that you can adapt for your baby’s room. (Safety note: Change protruding knobs to flat handles. Install drawer stops, and the chest should be attached to the wall with L shaped brackets to keep it from falling over when your toddler starts testing his climbing skill on the open drawers.)

Diaper station: Use the chest or dresser top as a changing station. Just purchase an inexpensive cushioned diaper-changing pads with raised sides, and be sure to firmly attach the pad to the chest using the provided screws.

Booster seat: Instead of a high chair, using a booster seat will save you space and money! You just strap the booster onto one of your kitchen chairs. Some come with removable trays, so you can put baby’s food on the tray or just scoot him up to the table and let him join the family.

Baby toys: Toy manufacturers entice you with promises to teach, entertain, enhance, and stimulate your little one in lots of different ways. But the truth is that babies have a very limited attention span, and the best type of multi-sensory stimulation can be provided by you when you walk, talk, sing, and play with them.

Baby Gate: Try a pet gate, usually manufactured by the same companies! As a bonus, the pet gate may be higher, a good thing if your child is a climber. Just make sure the gate’s mesh can’t be scaled by small feet!

Diaper disposal: Diaper-disposal systems are designed to seal off diapers so they won’t smell. But a regular kitchen-sized trash bin will work just as well, especially if you tie stinky diapers in a plastic bag before tossing.

More Misc. Tips

Family Doctor: If pediatrician fees are higher than you’d like them to be, try visiting a family physician. They are trained to treat the entire family, including infants!

Coupons: Get on lists that will send you money-saving coupons for diapers and formula. Check out baby clubs sponsored by drugstores and supermarkets, manufacturers’ web sites, and Internet coupon sites.

Baby Fairs: Manufacturers’ sales reps don’t want to have to pay shipping to send their products back to the warehouse. So you may be able to strike a deal to buy their display products at big savings!

More: For more tips, get Great Expectations: Best Baby Gear by mother-daughter team Sandy Jones and Marcie Jones! Or visit Baby Zone for advice on being a smart consumer when you’re shopping for your family.

Spring 2010 Maternity Fashion Trends

dena — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 10:27:48 +0000

Maternity designers are gearing up for Spring, and popping out all sorts of new trends. The one that seems to be getting the most (negative) attention is the one-piece maternity jumpsuit. Granted, it may be comfortable (nothing pulling around your midsection) but even the most beautiful non-pregnant gal will have a hard time looking good in a jumpsuit. And, as My hormones made me do it points out, Pregnant Girl who has to pee every 5 seconds has no time for a jumpsuit!

Ripe Maternity ‘Deluxe’ Satin Dress at Nordstrom

So what should you be looking for? Here are some Spring 2010 fashion trends for the mom-to-be that won’t have you shuddering in horror!

Sugar Candy Shades: Silky, floating fabrics in soft, feminine colors will definitely breath a sense of spring-time into your wardrobe. Bring on the frills, ruffles, and pastels!

Candy Floss style via Made for Mums

Be Knotty! Knots, drapes, pleats, and other fun shapes reigned on the catwalks, says Made for Mums.

Drop-Waist Peasant Top by Old Navy; Tie Knot dress by Isabella Oliver

Cool T’s: When the weather starts to heat up, you’ll want some fun, comfy T-shirts to brighten up your outfit. The bright colors, draping, and graphics on these T’s keeps them from being boring!

T-shirts from the Gap

Eye-popping Prints: Dress your bump in flashy florals and bright geometric designs. Let your wardrobe energize you this spring season!

Olian Maternity at Nordstom

Short Shorts (and not-so-short shorts): Your belly may have ballooned, but you can still show off your leggy legs! If you’re brave enough, get yourself some edgy cuffed shorts. If you’re more conservative, some knee-length shorts should do the trick!

Super Shorts by Babes with Babies; Bermuda Shorts by Gap

If you can’t wear short shorts because you feel the need to wear compression stockings for dvt or just aren’t that thrilled with your ankles, then maybe jeans are a better choice.

Denim Jeans: More of a staple than a trend, jeans are always a great choice and look fabulous with just about anything. Now you’ve got lots of styles and colors to choose from, including stretch, skinny, bootleg, and flare.

James Jeans Maternity Bootcut Stretch Jeans at Nordstrom; Maternity Jeans by Gap

Spring 2009 Maternity Fashion from Fun Mum!

dena — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 08:49:17 +0000

When you’re pregnant (and even when you’re not!), online shopping is the way to go! No tramping around malls, no waiting for dressing rooms, no time spent on your feet at all! Browse maternity sites in the comfort of your own home (and PJ’s). Here’s a fun site called Fun Mum, based in the UK. Deliveries to the US ship within 4 days, and you can exchange or return items you don’t want for a full refund.

Here are some of their beautiful fashions, so you’ll be looking as fresh, fabulous, and fertile as the goddess of spring! And, until March 31, receive 20% off everything on their site! Happy shopping…

Evening Tops:

Pretty Dresses:

Flirty Separates:

Cozy Knits:

Wear to Work:

Casual Weekend:

Best Dressed Maternity Styles for the Holidays!

dena — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 19:42:17 +0000

It’s holiday season, and even the pregnant ladies want to dress up for the family Hanukkah party, Christmas party at the office, or the big New Year’s bash. But when none of your party dresses fit like they used to, it’s time to start shopping again! Here are some gorgeous dresses to set you on the way to looking your holiday best! And you can avoid the holiday crush by browsing online from the comfort of your own home!

Japanese Weekend Sublimation dress from Blossom Maternity. The rosy foliage and square neck make this a stunning choice for any party! Or how about this sleek Olian dress, also from Blossom Maternity, in a rich cocoa:

Old Navy is always a good stop for stylish, affordable maternity clothes. This season’s dresses are simply gorgeous! My two favorites are this red knit front-tie dress and this luxurious satin paisley dress. You’ll be the belle of the ball!

If you want to mix ‘n’ match, Due Maternity has some fabulous dressy tops, like the Cobalt Floral Strapless top, silver, sequined silk cami, or pink Twig top.

Another pretty option, also from Old Navy, is this elegant voile tank with cut-out bodice that can be paired with your favorite skirt or pants. You might also like the satin puff sleeve top. Best part: They are only $12.50 each!

But what to wear with these fabulous tops? The Over Bump Skirt is a fabulous option, with kick pleats and belt. If you prefer pants, try these comfy velveteen pants or shiny straight leg trousers.

If you want something super sassy to show off your blooming figure, the Boob Shiny Maternity dress is a real attention-stealer. (Just don’t ask me why the designer is named Boob… must be a British thing. They do ship to the US, though!). For something more conservative and elegant, the Satin Bow Dress is stylish and and classy.

Of course, when in doubt, there’s always a little black dress. Strapless and V-neck wrap dress from Due Maternity. The Japanese Weekend wrap dress is lovely for something more modest. Also check out Liz Lange for Target, which has over 30 styles of black dresses at affordable prices!

If you need something for a black-tie event, you can’t go wrong with a floor-length, black stretch-lace dress. I also think this green lace gown with scalloped lace detail is beautiful… and LOVE the white ribbon gown! I reccomend that you check out Maternity Clothing Fashion for lots more super gorgeous, glamorous dresses.

It’s chilly outside, so you’ll need something pretty and cozy to keep out the cold! This cardigan from Mimi Maternity ties in the front with a gorgeous satin bow. For full coverage, try their wool front button maternity coat.

And… just for fun (since not many of us can afford a$1,540 Amethyst maternity gown or $1,340 Gold fish gown):

Ooh la la!! Now THAT would make a statement at your office holiday party!

Did you find the perfect party dress online? Let us know where to find it!