Naven does it yet again with another fabulous mini! A short and fitted mini dress accented by sexy side cutouts, the Naven Cut Out Dress in Pop Pink is for the style saavy. Color: Pop Pink. Material: 100% Silk.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Naven Party Dress in Pale Pink
As seen on Lindsay Lohan! The Naven Party Dress is a good time just waiting to happen. Mod broad shoulder cut with removable shoulder pads and a daring low back. High waisted with a bubble skirt. So pretty in pink!
Sunday, September 11, 2011
De Lacy Collection One Shoulder Goddess Dress
Goddess no doubt. This sassy number is a kaftan style baring one gorgeous shoulder. The De Lacy Collection One Shoulder Goddess Dress makes you look as good as you feel with a high side slit and long tassel tie adorned with beading and feathers at the shoulder.
Amanda Uprichard Ella Dress in Green Snake
As seen on Lauren Conrad on her book tour! The Amanda Uprichard Ella Dress in Green Snake is sweet and a little bit sassy, too. It has a classic wrap cut with a deep v- neck, flutter sleeves, and a mini dress length. Belt it and wear with heels to get LC's adorable look. Or style it with boots for chillier temperatures. Any way you wear it, you've got LC's fabulous style.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Naven Vixen Long Dress
Very vampy. Brand new in the collection is the Naven Vixen Long Dress. With the signature cut out sides, Naven takes this party number to the next level with a deep front, open lower back and luxe length. Special occasion dress. Color: Pop Pink. Material: 100% Silk.
Naven Faux Leather Dress
The Naven fave, done up for fall. A mix of texture, the leather looking upper adds some serious depth to the Naven Faux Leather Party Dress. This dress is a good time just waiting to happen. Mod broad shoulder cut with removable shoulder pads and a daring low back. High waisted with a bubble skirt. Special occasion dress. Runs small. Consider ordering one size up. Special Instructions/Care: Dry Clean Only. Color: Black. Material: Faux leather top, 100% silk bottom.






