Posing in Lace (plus play our Guessing Game to WIN)
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Thursday February 17, 201182 comments

Once upon a time, lace was frilly, flouncy and feminine - something we associated with little girls going to their First Communion or royal courtiers in fairytale books. In recent years, however, it's no less feminine but with a decidedly sassy edge.
Of course, it was only a matter of time before we did a Pose Off in lace.



And there you have it: a style once relegated to trim on granny's pillowcases has been reinvented to its edgy polar opposite.
Speaking of opposites, which of our posers was a tomboy growing up? Someone's correct guess will win them a beauty prize!
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on February 17, 2011
Serena Debolt
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on February 17, 2011
prettyinpink123
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Wild guess here...Alex? ;D |
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on February 17, 2011
aimeegeroux
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I am going with Alexandra :) aimee.geroux@hotmail.com |
![]() | I think Mel was a tomboy growing up. Love the attitude in her pose. |
![]() | I thinl Mel was a Tomboy. |
![]() | I think it's Mel. |
![]() | I'm going to say Lauren, she has that great girl next door look that tomboys often have. |
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on February 17, 2011
LaurenBlair
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I know it's not one of the criteria, but I would like to hear some of the reasons for the guesses ;) |
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![]() | Mel was the tomboy. |