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"   I&amp;#039;m usually a total weekend warrior, managing to go out on both Friday and Saturday nights, barreling through whatever tiredness is left from the work week. Last week, however, was such a whirlwind of after-work events/dinners/dates that I literally got home on Friday, collapsed onto my couch, and pretty much didn&amp;#039;t get up again &amp;#039;til this morning when I had to come to work.  In the midst of all this extreme relaxation, I managed to squeeze in the following convo with my brother from another mother, D.: D: So I went out with that girl Sara* last night. Me: Oh yeah? How&amp;#039;d that go? D: Pretty good. Except she showed up wearing this stupid outfit. Me: (sitting up straighter on my couch) Tell me everything.  D: She had on this jean (this is straight guy talk for &amp;quot;denim&amp;quot;) skirt that was so short, it was kind of embarrassing. And then this black halter top that was a little, um, too tight. Me: What? I thought guys loved that stuff. Other girls think it&amp;#039;s gross, but guys love it, no? D: No freaking way. Less is more, dude, less is more. Me: Hmmmm. Now don&amp;#039;t get me wrong, I would NEVER show up for date night wearing anything CLOSE to a denim miniskirt and halter top, but I have been known to veer a little more towards the sexy side when it comes to date looks. So! As soon as I got in this morning, I went in search of a nice, conservative-but-not-too-conservative, date look. And almost immediately I stumbled upon this adorable little Chloe dress (pictured above) on net-a-porter.com.  What do you think? Cute? Date-appropriate? Or will guys just not get it? *names have been changed to protect the stylistically challenged. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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