Who Wore French Connection Better? Stephanie Pratt or Alexandra Burke

Who Wore French Connection Better? Stephanie Pratt or Alexandra Burke

December 1st, 2009

You can’t walk 5 paces in any women’s clothing store without being dazzled by sequins at the moment.

Nothing works better than Christmas parties and sequin mini dresses.

‘The Hills’ star Stephanie Pratt wore this blue French Connection Spirit Catcher dress recently when she attended the US Weekly Hot Hollywood Party in LA.

She paired her mini sparkler with navy blue heels and a matching clutch.

Last years ‘X Factor’ winner Alexandra Burke wore the same dress with open-toe ankle boots this weekend, when she walked the red carpet at the “Cash Money Records party” held at the Royal Exchange Building in London.

As much as I’ve sworn off ankle boots, I think this dress hangs better on Alexandra, so she wins for me.

You can purchase this dress is 3 different colours from French Connection’s website.

If you’re looking for something more festive, you can buy this dress in red in your local French Connection store.

Credit: Wenn & Wireimage

This entry was posted on Tuesday, December 1st, 2009 at 08:00.
Posted in: Alexandra Burke, French Connection, Stephanie Pratt, Who Wore It Better? by Fashion Critic.
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3 Responses to “Who Wore French Connection Better? Stephanie Pratt or Alexandra Burke”

Melissa says:
December 1, 2009 at 08:42
I know you hate ankle boots, but you gotta admit, sometimes they look so good with certain dresses like this one!!
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Fashion Critic's reply:
December 1st, 2009 at 09:37
yep…it works here.
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Stuti says:
December 1, 2009 at 10:28
I’m with you on the fact that the dress hangs better on Burke. She’s so pretty.
But, I absolutely abhorr ankle boots. Even in this case, a pair of hot pumps/gladiators/cage sandals would have looked so much better. Ankle boots just look stumpy.
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