Playing Dress Up: A Giveaway ♥♥♥ ~ Free beauty tips

As if the dresses weren't
enough to love, I love
the story behind the company
even more.

Old friends Emily and CK
started shabbyapple.com in 2006
after feeling frustrated at the
lack of dresses on the market that
could be worn without needing
a tank, a cardigan, a long slip
or leggings to make them
comfortably wearable.

{This becomes even more
challenging as you get older!}

Black Trench Coat Dress
My mom would make this sing : )
Here

After visiting trade shows and

design studios {CK lives nine

blocks from where NY Fashion

Week shows are held!} and finding

that designers weren't designing
their kind of dresses, they decided

to encourage new fashion designers

to create the type of designs that

they were looking for. Their

Emerging Designer Program is

unique to the retail industry.

She reminds me of my cousin's fiancée....
I'd wear this with little white Keds!
Here

They also decided that a business

that helps women look beautiful

could also help women around

the world overcome poverty and

provide a better life for their children.

Shabby Apple donates 5% of

its net sales to Unitus, which makes

micro-credit loans to women in

developing countries who want

to start a business.

Shabby Apple offers yummy,

vintage-inspired dresses that are

wonderful for work, play, evenings

out and everything in between.

CK loves to travel and incorporates

colors and shapes from other cultures

into designs for the various SA collections.

She also likes to feel like a woman,

and draws her ideas from antique

clothing. She and Emily used to love

watching old movies together and

talking about the fashions they saw!

There is something for all ages,

from little girls to those well-seasoned.

My daughter would look sweet in this!

Here.

Each collection has its

own story {love that, too!}

and cool names such as

south pacific

oh la la

the silk road

all that jazz

1943

Perfect for my sister-in-law, due in May : )

Here.
Even though they are new to me,

Shabby Apple clothing and accessories

have been featured on The Today Show,

on-line at AOL and Daily Candy, and in

Glamour, Southern Living, USA Today,

Teen Vogue, People, Lucky, Self and

Marie Claire, to name a few. They have

also been featured on numerous websites

and blogs, now including Privet and Holly : )

My niece would kick up her heels in this!

Here.

Shabby Apple has dresses for all shapes,

sizes and ages. I used the website's option

to Shop by Body Type. After answering

three simple questions, I was given dress

choices based on my body type. I have
to say that I was wowed by all
of the recommendations!

One of my favorites.
Here.

So that you can join in on the dress-up

fun, Shabby Apple is giving away one

of these three beautiful dresses to a

lucky Privet and Holly reader and a

10% off coupon code for everyone

at the end of this post!

Happy Talk {yellow} or North Shore {jade}

2.

Nine to Five {green} or Five to Nine {black}

3.

Amethyst {plum} or Azure Coast {blue}

What do you need to do to win?

First, be a Privet and Holly follower.
Then, simply check out Shabby Apple's

dresses, here, and tell me

which collection speaks to you....

as well as which dress you would

choose should your name be drawn.

For extra chances {leave each in

a separate comment
to increase your odds!}:

1. Follow Shabby Apple on Facebook or Twitter

2. Follow Privet and Holly on Twitter and

Tweet about the Dress-up Giveaway : )

I will select a winner using random.org

on Friday, March 4th. The dress giveaway

is open to readers with a U.S. address.

Don't want to wait?
Start shopping with this
10% discount coupon, now:
privetandholly10off

Can you tell that I am loving
this special little company?

Thanks for playing dress-up with me.
You looked fabulous
in everything you tried on!

Good luck.

Suzanne

images: shabbyapple.com

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