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Vanessa Hudgens' Maxi Style
Vanessa Hudgens winterized the maxi dress on a trip to church this past week in a sleek red version, similar to our pick from Ella Moss. The actress kept warm with a simple black scarf. Ms. Hudgens played up her look with accessories including a moon crescent necklace by Free People and a to-die-for “Diego” studded bag from Alexander Wang. Vanessa completed her look with a retro-inspired pair of platform clogs. Get the look here.
Ella Moss Bella maxi: piperlime.gap.com
Free People Moon Crescent necklace: freepeople.com
Alexander Wang Diego bag: bergdorfgoodman.com
J.Brand Azland scarf: jbrandjeans.com
Frye suede Naiya platform: bluefly.com
Posted on January 4, 2013 at 10:11 am
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