Luxe vs. Less: Cascading Ruffle Dress

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Friday, April 11. 2008

Luxe vs. Less: Cascading Ruffle Dress

As you contemplate how you're going to wear ruffles this season, you may be considering a blouse with a ruffled collar, or perhaps a skirt with a ruffled hemline. But if you're feeling truly adventurous, you'll pounce on this cascading ruffle dress that boasts a veritable waterfall of tiered ruffles from top to bottom, and, in the case of the Juicy frock, ruffles on the front and back. (The cheap chic version just has them on the front.) Take the plunge with your pick of luxe or less...

>> Luxe on left: Juicy Couture Cascading Ruffle Dress in Black at RevolveClothing.com, $348.00
>> Less on right: Ruffled Shift Dress at Forever21.com, $29.80

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Posted by The Budget Babe in Budget Fashion, Designer Looks for Less at 22:46 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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Lovely, but how come Forever21 has not been sued out of business yet? NOT that I want that to happen, but how come?

#1 lsaspacey (Homepage) on 2008-04-12 05:03 (Reply)

Great question - I'm so glad you asked!

Here's a post I wrote earlier on this very topic, hopefully this will shed some light:

http://www.thebudgetbabe.com/archives/117-A-Primer-On-Designer-Knock-Offs-and-The-Law.html

#1.1 The Budget Babe on 2008-04-12 08:35 (Reply)

The dresses really are identical!

#2 Peaches on 2008-04-12 11:33 (Reply)

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