Where can I find this dress, no longer in stores?
December 8, 2010 4:55 AM Subscribe
Where can I find a dress that was most likely from last Winter/Spring? This dress (scroll down to the blue and grey dress, blog title "pretty as a blue jay") was recently featured in a repeat of What Not To Wear (repeat 12/3/10, original air date 4/14/10) and I'm interested in finding it.
I know that it's a Jones of New York dress, but its no longer available on their website or at Bloomingdales, where this shopper purchased it. Any ideas where to go next? At this point I don't even know what sizes it comes in, but would love any more information on how to find it. Its just too fabulous not to pursue :)
I know that it's a Jones of New York dress, but its no longer available on their website or at Bloomingdales, where this shopper purchased it. Any ideas where to go next? At this point I don't even know what sizes it comes in, but would love any more information on how to find it. Its just too fabulous not to pursue :)
This Alice and Olivia dress is also similar, if the reason you like the first one is the sheath shape, the blue color and the detailing.
If you like the gradual fading of color the most, a word that will help in your searches is "ombre."
posted by rmless at 6:41 AM on December 8, 2010
If you like the gradual fading of color the most, a word that will help in your searches is "ombre."
posted by rmless at 6:41 AM on December 8, 2010
Short of contacting a buyer at Bloomingdales, I'd keep trawling eBay or places like Overstock and 6pm.com. Here are some nice dresses that, though not identical, are "in the spirit of", the original JNY item.
Tadashi navy ombre shutter pleated dress
Nicole Miller midnight shutter pleated sateen dress
There are also tailors in China who claim to be able to make dresses from photos. Never used one, but they are an option.
posted by wowbobwow at 7:05 AM on December 8, 2010
Tadashi navy ombre shutter pleated dress
Nicole Miller midnight shutter pleated sateen dress
There are also tailors in China who claim to be able to make dresses from photos. Never used one, but they are an option.
posted by wowbobwow at 7:05 AM on December 8, 2010
It looked like a bandage dress to me, so you might try that search as well. Here's what I turned up.
posted by pinky at 6:23 PM on December 8, 2010
posted by pinky at 6:23 PM on December 8, 2010
Response by poster: Thanks for all your suggestions. I'm considering emailing Jones NY and I'll keep an eye on ebay, etc, but might just have to accept this as a lost cause.
posted by moshimosh at 5:21 AM on December 9, 2010
posted by moshimosh at 5:21 AM on December 9, 2010
Hey moshimosh - I know this isn't the same dress, but it is definitely inspired by it (Jones Wear seems to be a less-expensive division of Jones New York) and if you are misses' 4 or 12 (or a petite 4 through 12) you might find the shape of this dress appealing. I was just looking through the site, saw the dress, and thought of this thread :-)
posted by pinky at 5:49 PM on December 13, 2010
posted by pinky at 5:49 PM on December 13, 2010
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