Raved Michael: "She could walk into a party, wearing that dress – hopefully with not a lot of birds nearby – and people who would, 'Oh, she looks really chic.' And then, they would think to themselves: 'Is that birdseed?
I don't think there are any players in that dressing room with any energy left and that shows how hard they've worked".
That meant dresses with short or tea-length full skirts and festive prints.
That dress was made with a particular occasion in mind: It was designed for a cocktail party, and we don't have cocktail parties anymore.
"What's wrong with that dress?" she shouted.
And should that dress be color-coördinated with the outfits of the bride's other attendants?
I can't wait to be somewhere warm, barefoot, with that dress on".
With that dress, she took on a new identity and a new name: Marie Antoinette, dauphine of France.
Mary-Jane shoes go pretty with that dress if you're sick of Doc Martens.
If your feet are the same size or smaller, put on the shoes she'd wear with that dress.
