Looking for this style of top, if anyone knows of a place to find
This is the idea, it does not have to be exact but
i like the sleeves,
this is a style i can usually wear well but i have been having trouble to find them lately.
this is from softsurroundings and a few reviews seem not happy with it.
i would just like to find a few other stores that carry something similar so i can compare.
my size would be probably a large or xl.
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last yearlast modified: last yearI just bought a top like that from North Style. However, it looked awful on me (big boobs) and the material was not to my liking at all; so I returned it. I ordered it from a catalog, they had quite a few pretty tops of that style.
ETA: here is the one I bought. I think it would like nicer in a smaller size than what I had to buy.
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last yearpricklypearcactus
last yearI sometimes like this brand Amelieboutik on Amazon. The materials are often soft and the prices are pretty reasonable. Looks like the color choices are pretty limited.
I haven't tried this particular top, but I do have a somewhat similar sleeveless one from them.https://www.amazon.com/AmélieBoutik-Women-Sleeve-Pleated-Blouse/dp/B084MBXHR1/
Looks like they have another similar top, but the neckline looks deeper on the model.
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