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Floral Spring Dress by eshakti

Have you heard of eshakti? If you haven't, you need to. This company makes clothing -- and in particular incredible dresses -- that are custom fitted to you. Yes, your size. Every curve, every extra length, every extra edge or finicky part of you that needs some love, they fix this by tailoring it to ...  ready for this -- to you. What a concept, right? Clothes you buy can actually fit you!

For me, long sleeves shirts tend to be too short on me. I have long arms. I also have long legs, so for skirts that I want longer, they can customize them to me so that I get the skirt the exact length I want.

This gorgeous tunic -- which can be worn as a blouse with leggings, or as I did as a dress -- was made to fit me. And it fits perfectly.

Visit eshakti today. Once you've ordered from them, you'll wonder why you're not buying all your clothes from them. Tailor-made clothing is a luxury, and with eshakti, it's now a luxury you can afford.

♥♥ Use code Perennialvintage (in the promo code box) for 10% off your order- good through the 21st of February ♥♥

Dress: eshakti ◄
Sandals:  Forever 21








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  1. PaulinaApril 26, 2015 at 9:49 AM

    This is such a beautiful number! Thank You for sharing!

    Have a great day,

    Paulina from shenanigan-ska.blogspot.com

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