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"1920s-inspired drop waist dresses were all over the spring runways. The ones from Victoria Beckham, Etro and Chloe were my personal faves. Now that they&amp;#x27;re finally in stores I&amp;#x27;m wondering - are you into this silhouette? Petite Drop Waist floral dress, $100, asos.com The actual &amp;#x27;drop&amp;#x27; of the waist tends to vary. Some have a seam just one or two inches below the natural waist while others are lower and more dramatic. Polka dot drop waist shift dress, $80, loft.com Typically, ladies who are thicker in the waist or classify their frame as &amp;#x27;boyish&amp;#x27; can best rock this trend. The silhouette takes the focus off the waistline, giving more attention to your arms, chest, and legs. I personally love the look of these dresses but don&amp;#x27;t know if they&amp;#x27;d totally flatter my frame. I&amp;#x27;m curious what you ladies think of this cut. Check out these other cute options I found online and then tell me in the comments whether you&amp;#x27;d rock a drop waist dress! More Asos..."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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