I had a hard time making a choice the other day. J.C.Penney had the above dresses on sale for $15/ea. Given the quality I usually find in the dresses they sell, I figure that it was worth the gamble to have 2 more summer dresses. Yet, both are similar to dresses I already own: the first one by its pattern, and the second one by its color. But I will be able to wear both of them now, and when I take a cruise to the Bahamas later on this year.
Even though I purchased the first two dresses, I'm planning on buying the above dress when it eventually goes on sale. I already own the same dress in a different pattern, and want to get it in this pattern as well. Then, I will be done with summer shopping, and ready to fill out my winter wardrobe.
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I figure that I'll soon be moving dresses into storage bins dedicated for summer storage, and out of ones dedicated for winter storage. Hopefully, I won't misplace dresses I have grown to love, like I did the dress from Catherine's above. This time, when I put the above dress away for the season, I will be sure to remember where I put it.
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But what does this mean for the other dresses in my closet?
Well, I expect that I will do some more pruning over the next few weeks, and make some more donation bag contributions to charity. Have I spent way too much money on dresses? Yes. But the question still remains: Can a T-Girl have too many dresses in her wardrobe?
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