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Dress with matching long chiffon jacket from Shein dress 600

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 I have two turquoise dresses with different styles of jackets. Angela Lansbury wearing a turquoise chiffon jacket. The dress is from Shein  See previous posts. This long jacket is chiffon. Slightly see-through . Caution - so any pattern underneath is likely to show through. Tha ad vantage of the jacket is that it is light to wear and light to pack. The pink vest is from Patra, UK. Please share links to your favourite posts.

Dress with matching jacket from Shein. Dress of the day 599

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Angela Lansbury wearing a tuquoise dress and jacket set, with a motorised wheelcahir at The Hayes Conference Centre, bedroom block. With a wheelchair supplied by the Hayes. Copyright. The perfect travel outfit. Neat co-ordinated. Shrugs or stains which quickly wash out and don't leave lasting marks. Jacket. 95% polyester. 5% elastane. The elastane ike elastic gives it stretch.  Made in China. Turquoise.

Dress 424 Reversible dress and jacket reversed - the turquoise side, with a turquoise scarf

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Angela Lansbury wearing a reversible dress. Turquoise side. Photo by Trevor Sharot. Reversed jacket. I have bought several Chinese style jackets. They are quite expensive, about 35 dollars, so if I see a whole rack I try several styles, and several sizes, and then buy the best colour to suit my complexion, or the cheapest oddment if there is one. The jackets have fabric knot fastening. Knot fastenings look very pretty. They are less inclined to fall off than buttons. However, it often takes time and effort to force them through the buttonhole. Sometimes the knots are in contrasting colours. Multiple colours look designed and decorative on a plain colour dress. Multiple colours on a jacket look too fussy and distracting if your dress is patterned. This style of jacket looks very luxurious, suitable for evening wear or dressy occasions, or just to look and feel glamorous, usually in a shiny satin effect, often with a pattern. Once I accidentally put one on inside out, with the plain shin...