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blouson dress dresses Pocketed Blouson Dress In Black Ditsy Black Ditsy / SBlack Floral Dress The must have dress youve been missing! Our owner Melissa cant stop raving about the new Pocketed Blouson Dress, and we cant blame her. Flowy, stretchy crepe fabric with a flattering blouson style bodice, this midi dress is a comfy, versatile style powerhouse! The lightweight design makes this dress just right for warming temps, with effortless draping that complements your shape. Style this easy blouson dress solo or layered
Black Floral Dress
The must-have dress you’ve been missing! Our owner Melissa can’t stop raving about the new Pocketed Blouson Dress, and we can’t blame her. Flowy, stretchy crepe fabric with a flattering blouson style bodice, this midi dress is a comfy, versatile style powerhouse! The lightweight design makes this dress just right for warming temps, with effortless draping that complements your shape. Style this easy blouson dress solo or layered underneath vests, cardis, or jackets to make a simple, chic statement any day of the week!
Why you’ll love it:
- Stretchy, black floral, midi dress with custom designed, black ditsy floral print
- Blouson style bodice with adjustable spaghetti straps and elastic at waist
- Functional pockets and side slits
- Flowy, stretchy perfection! From vacay to date night to everything in between, this black floral blouson dress makes the perfect addition to your spring and summer wardrobe!
- Material: 95% rayon, 5% spandex
Sizing & Care
Adjustable spaghetti strap, tea length dress with elastic waist, pockets, and side seam slits. Crepe material is soft and stretchy. Fit is true to size. If between sizes and curvy through the hips, size up.
Melissa is 5’5” between an Extra Small (XS) and Small (S) and prefers the fit of the Small.
Model is 5'4" wearing an XS.
All measurements are standard design measurements of the garment laying flat. Double the number for circumference. This does not include any stretch the garment might have.
| Size | XS (0-2) | S (4-6) | M (8-10) | L (10-12) | XL (14-16) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Front Length | 40 3/4" | 41 1/4" | 41 3/4" | 42 3/4" | 43 3/4" |
| Back Length | 38 1/2" | 39" | 39 1/2" | 40 1/2" | 41 1/2" |
| Bust | 16 1/4" | 17 1/2" | 18 1/2" | 20" | 21 1/2" |
| Waist | 12 3/4" | 14" | 15" | 16 1/2" | 18" |
| Hip | 21 1/4" | 22 1/2" | 23 1/2" | 25" | 26 1/2" |
| Bottom Opening | 20 3/4" | 22" | 23" | 24 1/2" | 26" |
Care: Machine wash cold gentle cycle with like colors. Mild detergent. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Cool iron if needed.
Material: 95% Rayon, 5% Spandex
Fit Video
Watch the replay of our Facebook Live where our owner, Melissa, explains fit details, see different model sizing, and get the “why” behind this design!
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★★★★★ 5
It gets AWESOME. I highly recommend this
First volume is kind of a drag, but it gives backstory and character development for this volume 2. It gets AWESOME. I highly recommend this, it has mystery, action, and great art. Fun read and you MUST read the first volume.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2017
★★★★★ 4
Batman & Robin: Batman vs Robin
Format: Hardcover
First things first... This book will only make sense to you ONLY if you've been following Grant Morrison's complete run of Batman (including Final Crisis). If you haven't, most likely you won't like it or you'll get half the excitement this baby carries.
I used to think I didn't like Frank Quiely's art, but after the psychedelic style he put on the first volume, I found myself missing him in this particular book.
The art in the first 3 chapters (The Blackest Knight) is terrible. So simple and flat. The writing is good, but the art took whatever excitement for me.
On the other hand, the art on the next chapters is quite better, and together with the story I end up wanting more.
I have to give it to Grant Morrison. If they give him time and creativity control, he can make things happen (although it would be better if Dan Didio wouldn't make him re-write the end of Final Crisis).
There's only 2 things I don't like about all this (besides the art on the first 3 issues): FIRST - I don't understand WHY Dick Grayson have to use electric knuckles every time he fights. SECOND: Seems to be now everybody knows Batman's secret identity.
I liked the book as a whole, and I can't wait to check it all out now that lots of the beans has been spilled.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2011
★★★★★ 5
The reason I started reading Comics again
Format: Hardcover
This is the best comic book series I have read in a very long time. It will go down as a classic in the Batman Mythos. It should be on the top ten list when it comes to Batman tales. I was intrigued by the idea of Dick Grayson assuming the mantle and how he would interact with the new Robin Damien. What is really cool is the reversal of making Batman the light while Robin is the darkness in the partnership. I highly recommend it. This is an awesome set of stories. Read volume One first before you read this volume to see how it all comes together. When its all said it done it will amaze you.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2010
★★★★★ 5
Grant Morrison continues his mastery
Batman and Robin Volume 2 continues the story of Dick as Batman, Damian as Robin, replacing Bruce Wayne in Gotham after the events of Final Crisis (no spoilers here, despite the age). The artwork is clever, everchanging in style, and intricate; I find new details almost every time I re-read, it has such depth. I wrote an absolutely glowing recommendation for Volume 1, and this deserves similar praise, as does Volume 3 and The Return of Bruce Wayne. Highly recommend the entire arc
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2022
★★★★★ 5
YOU NEED TO OWN THIS BOOK!!!
Format: Hardcover, Format: Hardcover
If you are a fan of Grant Morrison’s Batman, but already own other editions…
or if you have never read this run before…
or if you just love Batman…
YOU NEED TO OWN THIS BOOK!!!
It is the BEST way to read Grant Morrison’s Batman!
This Deluxe sized book is nicely constructed with stitched binding and nice thick pages.
The paper feels a slightly heavier stock and is slightly less glossy, than that of the previous hardcover editions. The color in this new omnibus also seems more vibrant as well.
It has no new bonus content other than an introduction by Mike Marts.
Tony Daniel’s variant covers for Batman #676-#683 are now at the back of the book along with Adam Kubert’s variant cover for Batman #655.
Thankfully this omnibus not only collects all the issues from ‘Batman & Son’, ‘The Black Glove’ and ‘Batman RIP’ but they’ve now finally included an abridged version of issues #30 & #47 from the ’52’ series. The pages included focus on Bruce undergoing the Thögal ritual in the caves of Nanda Parbat. These events are later brought up by Tim Drake to Alfred in Batman #676 ‘Batman RIP’, and explain why Tim was concerned with Bruce’s state of mind.
One of the BEST new inclusions (exclusive to this omnibus) are two brand new pages written and drawn by Chris Burnham. These new pages fill in events for ‘The Resurrection of Ra's Al Ghul’. The new pages are placed just after Batman #670 and another after Batman #671.
This will save you from having to read a drawn out cross-over event, where only two of the issues were actually written by Morrison.
Directly after ‘Batman RIP’ concludes there are two pages of excerpts from ‘Final Crises’ bracketing Batman issues #682 & #683 ‘Final Crisis: Last Rites’. These excerpts set up the events and give actual context as to what’s going on, rather than reading ‘Last Rites’ over and over trying to figure out what was going on like I had to. The second page of ‘Final Crisis’ excepts shows what happened to Batman, that set up the events for ‘Batman & Robin: Batman Reborn’ where…..
(((((SPOILER!!!))))(((((SPOILER!!!))))(((((SPOILER!!!))))(((((SPOILER!!!))))
(((((SPOILER!!!)))) Dick Grayson takes over as Batman. (((((SPOILER!!!))))
(((((SPOILER!!!))))(((((SPOILER!!!))))(((((SPOILER!!!))))(((((SPOILER!!!))))
Sure this “spoiler” is many years old, but you always have to try to think of new readers.
Grant Morrison’s Batman is not only one of my favorite Batman runs, but it’s also one of my ALL-TIME favorite comic runs as well. There are not many comic stories that I can read and re-read cover to cover. I have read this run numerous times, and can safely say that I have read it more than any other story. Sometimes I’ll even start another re-read after I’ve just finished.
One of the many things I love about this run is Morrison’s voice for Batman.
He can be intimidating. He's not someone you would want to mess with, but he's also very cool. He has a likable quality. He has heart.
Personally I feel there are few writers that even come close to capturing Batman and supporting characters as well as he does, especially his voice for Alfred Pennyworth. Morrison's dialog between members of the Bat-family is a pure joy to read. It's fun spending time with them.
I’m absolutely thrilled to add this omnibus to my Grant Morrison collection, and will be eagerly looking forward to the other volumes!
As I’ve saiid before, if you are a Batman fan then you really do need to own this book!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2018