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Follow on Google News | Shabby Apple Launches Whimsical "Carousel" LinShabby Apple, an online dress boutique, launched "Carousel", a whimsical line of dresses reminiscent of a 1930s carnival.
By: Shabby Apple Carousel incorporates bright colors and dreamy patterns, juxtaposed with rich accents drawn from fall. Straight skirts, high waistbands, elbow-length sleeves and ruffles adorn the line. "The carousel line adds color to the ordinary and takes one back to the days of girl-hood," Emily McCormick, owner of Shabby Apple said. "The dresses are ultra-feminine; The Carousel line features six dresses; Carousel, Carnival, Cotton Candy, Coney Island, Ferris Wheel and Trapeze. The dresses average $96 and feature designer fabrics by Amy Butler and Kaffe Fassett. Dresses are machine washable and line-dry for ease-of-wear. Dresses are available at http://www.shabbyapple.com/ Shabby Apple offers women hip, affordable dresses, while staying loyal to their aphorism that a dress should be a one-piece outfit, no need to add anything - no tank tops, cardigans or slips necessary. The dresses are perfect for women of all ages. ABOUT SHABBY APPLE Shabby Apple LLC (www.shabbyapple.com) The company designs a Shabby Baby line of dresses (http://www.shabbyapple.com/ Shabby Apple's "Fit to Flatter" guide (http://www.shabbyapple.com/ Shabby Apple launches four lines of dresses a year and is a women-owned and operated, socially responsible company. They have partnered with Unitus, a non-profit organization in the micro finance industry, to help alleviate global poverty for millions of women and their families. # # # Shabby Apple welcomes you to great dresses that make dressing simple. A return to what dresses were always meant to be — a one-piece outfit. No need to add anything...no tank tops, no cardigans, nothing (except accessories, of course!). End
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