The straps and top part was supportive, slit was the right length, and it wore well and comfortably for an entir
Get it, hey [Chorus] Devil with the blue dress, blue dress, blue dress Devil with the blue dress on Ooh, yeah Devil with the blue dress, blue dress, blue dress Devil with the blue dress on [Verse 1] Fee-fee, fi-fi, fo-fo, fum Look at Molly now, here she come Wearin' her wig-hat and shades to match Got a-high heel shoes and an alligator hat Wearin' her pearls and her diamond rings Got bracelets on her fingers now and everything [Chorus] Devil with the blue dress, blue dress on She's the devil with the blue dress on Lord have mercy Devil with the blue dress, blue dress on Devil with the blue dress on Hey [Verse 2] Wearin' her perfume, Chanel No
its about embracing the spirit of an era marked by self-expression and individuality
It's in that idea where we find both the main drive behind the "princess" concept
So like I mentioned above, I felt like picking out the perfect dress for the Southern Living shoot was the biggest deal