I spoke recently about how my style is leaning towards the most casual, in most part because of giving my hair a rest. Finding a good compromise between looking like a tramp and being hilariously overdress with bad hair isn’t so easy. It’s a good thing that this Voodoo Vixen Curve Emmie Dress is here to bridge the gap!

One thing you may notice about this post is that there’s no link backs to the actual dress. That’s because unfortunately for you, my darlings – it’s sold out!
However. Voodoo Vixen’s Curve range is still in full swing with plenty of other styles! As I mentioned in my last post, they’re updating the whole range in the spring, too.


This dress is literally the perfect size for me! Unlike the Connie dress from my last Vixen Curve post, the bust is not too tight and not too loose. It’s also just exactly right in the waist for my short torso. If you’re fuller busted or longer waisted I’d recommend a size up – if you can find this dress anywhere, that is!
I love the tartan of this, which makes it perfect for autumn, too! The only thing I don’t like about this dress? The skirt is a touch too short, and not as full as I’d like. It means I can’t fit a petticoat underneath as my hips fill the fabric (always an issue with half-circle skirts, boo). However. It means it looks best less dressed up!

And just LOOK at this neckline. One thing I think Voodoo Vixen do well is necklines that are interesting, but fit the style of dress perfectly. Those cap sleeves are so forgiving, too! I haven’t got small upper arms, and there’s room in there – which is mostly unheard of. The Joni dress also features the cap sleeves, if you want a nautical style!
And with the code CURVE10 you can get 10% off any of the Voodoo Vixen Curve styles! Get them before they’re gone!

Headband; Vintage scarf | Necklace; Handmade
Earrings; Bow And Crossbones
Dress; C/O Voodoo Vixen Curve (Disclaimer)
Bag; Zatchels | Shoes; Melissa






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