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Look for an extended closure with a hidden button for a smoother front appearance

The distressed finish often helps to camouflage minor scuffs or scratches that can occur with everyday use, making them a practical choice for busy households

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If youre looking to create a quirky, fierce look thats perfect for parties and gatherings, try wearing your green dress with animal print shoes (Credit: Nordstrom / Farfetch) Be brave with your leopard print and commit to going all out

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Consider a sheath or A-line dress instead of a cocktail dress or knee-length dress