Ivory Floral Dress for Spring

I hope y’all aren’t tired of Derby looks! Today’s look features a super cute ivory floral dress that also would be perfect for Easter.  I wanted to share it this week in case you haven’t gotten to pick out a dress yet because there’s still time to order.  Read on to get all the details plus me confessing my love for The Hat Girls & Impromptu Boutique, two local businesses that have teamed up to get you Derby ready.

All photos courtesy of Jordan Mannel of Impromptu Boutique.

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What’s the skinny on the ivory floral dress?

This shift style dress is loose and forgiving making it perfect for chowing down on all your Easter candy.  I love to wear white and ivory year round but it’s such a fun neutral to use during the springtime.  The frock features coral and blue flowers with gray leaves.  This ivory floral dress does have pockets {I know!} and has the ability to be dressed up or down.  {Seriously in love with the idea of wearing this under a jean jacket or blush utility vest!}

Devil’s in the details.

I loved that I was able to pull the blue in this dress out to match my headpiece.  People always ask hat or fascinator.  While I love the look of hats, I have a huge forehead and hats can look a tad odd.  {Hats can be stretched out or sized to your head so never fear if you too are a member of Team FiveHead!}  While you could definitely pair this dress with a coral or blush necklace, I pulled out my turquoise howlite necklace.  I love the chunkiness of this statement piece.  I’ve linked to a couple of similar necklaces as this exact one was a one of a kind that I was able to snag off eBay.

Tell me about these local #BossLadies.

Jordan, the owner of Impromptu Boutique, first reached out to me last fall and we worked together on this post.  More recently, she asked me if I would model for one of her spring Derby shoots.  It was so great to meet her in person; I was hella nervous about modeling.  As odd as it seems since I pose for What Nicole Wore all the time, I worried a lot about not being pretty or tall or skinny enough.  {We’ve all been there, right?}  As you may expect, I felt completely at ease and it was like chatting with a friend {while they snapped a ton of photos of me ;)}.

Right now Jordan’s clothes are available for purchase through the Impromptu website and also at The Hat Girls pop up shop in Norton Commons!  While we were doing this shoot, I got to meet Kate and Rachel, the owners and creative minds behind The Hat Girls.  I mentioned earlier that I was nervous and let me tell you, the moment I walked into their new pop up space their personalities had me laughing and feeling completely at ease.  Getting to hang out at The Hat Shop was such a blast; the ladies have great energy and were so much fun to work with.  They are taking custom hat and fascinator orders through Monday, April 10th and their pop up {featuring their ready to purchase pieces} will be open until May 6th.

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