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"Forget the LBD, it&amp;#x27;s all about the LBSD (little black sweaterdress) for fall. Carly Cristman, a real-life model, blogger, and YouTube personality, shows us how to wear this staple in a new and resourceful way. Carly&amp;#x27;s legs go on for days, and the same Malandrino dress I wore just two days before was a bit shorter on her taller frame. No need for a work foul; tights was all we needed to split the difference! Adding legwear is a great trick to offset the length of your borderline &amp;quot;too short for work&amp;quot; dresses. Black opaque tights would be my usual go-to, but with an LBD (or LBSD), it starts to look like funeral attire (no, thank you), so instead we went with a pair of $8 gray ones from Hanes, which offer a nice contrast. We threw on a vintage belt (used here too) to create more interest and frame her waist under the thick material of the dress. With a navy belt, black dress, and gray tights, the look begged for one more neutral color to complete the autumnal palette. Enter brown tote and exit out the door to work! Get the look: Pleated Dress, Catherine Malandrino for DesigNation, $46 (Kohl&amp;#x27;s); Opaque Tights, Hanes $7.99; Beaded Earrings, $4.97 (Walmart); Vintage Belt (Similar); Tote, $99,(Zara, Similar); Pointed Flats, $35.95 (ShoeDazzle) How short is too short for work? Comment below with your two cents!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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