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New Look: 6470 (Misses' Skirt and Knit Tops) - Type:Tops

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cynthia w


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9/6/12 11:07 AM

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	sewnaughty said... I think it looks very pretty on you. I love the fabric. 9/6/12 11:43 AM
	Levone said... I love this top! I'm not sure if you subscribe to Ottobre but there's a sleeveless cowl top in one of the Women's issues. Also I traced off the cowl top from the May 2012 issue (#110) of Burda Style earlier today to make up. 9/6/12 8:24 PM
	Elke said... Great looking top and fabric choice! It looks pretty on you. 9/8/12 0:37 AM
	CSM--Carla said... Hello, cute top! To preserve modesty, you might consider trying to lengthen the cowl at midline and then perhaps adding a weight there or a length of fabric (to tuck down into your bra) to keep this cowl closer to your body. Worked for me. 9/8/12 2:58 PM