A famous scene in the movie Gone with the Wind sees Scarlett O'Hara converting the drapes of Tara into a dress for a society event. Utilizing the only good fabric remaining after the pillaging of her home by solders. Though quirky in appearance, the dress does have a regal quality to it with its yards of emerald green velvet.

What if she had chosen her wallpaper instead? I know, I know, she would have had major logistics issues with the rigidity of the medium... but think of the originality. It seems like many designers have postulated similar questions this season--or maybe they have a newfound interest in Louis XVI period interior decor. Wallpaper prints are popping up everywhere and at a range of price points.

These dresses are perfect for a garden part or wedding and are incredibly feminine yet don't require many accessories for a summer appropriate look

The dresses below all range between 34.99 to 198.00 can you tell which is which? Or maybe you "don't give a damn".



From left to right:
V-Neck Smocked, Toile-Print Wrap, Florida Room Sheath, Cotton Silk Cap Sleeve, Medallion Print Babydoll.

Labels: Antropologie, dresses