Dressember 25mm Pin Badge - Set of 5 Badges - free post

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Celebrate Dressember with exclusive 25mm pin badges designed by British independent bridal and womenswear label, Alexandra King. Every dress is designed and hand made from start to finish in the small Somerset studio with the highest levels of craftsmanship, including every ready to wear dress and the couture bridal collection. Traditional design mixed with theatrics and a little sparkle. www.alexandra-king.com

Lactivist will donate 20p from each badge sold to Action for Children

Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/Dressember
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Facebook: https://https://www.facebook.com/groups/356123147809773r

Ditch the jeans and sweatshirts. Get your dresses out, it isn't too late, lots of us are doing it and the more the merrier. You can rewear dresses throughout the month and rework them with accessories. It is also a great excuse to raid the wardrobes of your sisters, friends, mum, gran and neighbours.

As you disappear off with your mother's vintage dress you have had your eye on for some time, just call out: "Its for charity Mum" and jobs a goodun.

Some of us have been wearing jeans or trousers while generally clattering around running a household, organising the ever growing complicated arrangement that is being a mother, or working out there... in the workplace where buisness and boiler suits are our daily wear. (Some of us even work from home and haven't dressed like Joan Collins to go downstairs and fire up the workstation.)

Others of us are veritable fashionistas, dressing up everyday whether people like it or not.

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Whether you want to get together with other dressemberers from around the planet and get into a dress fuelled bonding experience and to drag yourself out of leggings and into female frockery; or you are one that knows there are only so many dressing up days until death (who is always glad to discover other people strutting around as stylishly as you) here we all meet, bond, share - we hopefully raise a bit of charity money too.

You have no dresses you say?
If you don't have the option to dress up - just grab some dolls dresses and pin them to your lapel in solidarity with your sister-fashionistas, or dress your children up instead.

What counts?
Some suggestions that skirts count if you sew them to your vest have trickled in, and others are quite confident that a nice top and flowy skirt is a two-part-dress. NB: We deem a dress to be anything that covers your bottom. Celebutantes falling out of nightclubs, take note!

Too shy?
If you don't wish to have a photo of you, just lay your dress out in a butterfly with the accessories you chose that day, then take a photo of what you wore and add it.

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