Clothing that makes you feel beautiful from Caralase & Giveaway

Caralase sent me a very cute dress and a cute cardigan to review.

I absolutely think Caralase Clothing is adorable and so fun to wear! I decided to try out a style of dress that I don’t normally wear. It was a bohemian, flowy type dress and I am in love with it! The dress is fully lined so no need to wear a slip which I absolutely love. I love that I can wear it with cute sandals, boots or wedges and it makes the look completely different each time! Caralase sells gorgeous clothing that is affordable and fun to wear

“Beautiful and elegant. With its rich embroidery and the laced details, this maxi dress is kind of a showstopper. Made out of easy fabric, that is perfect for the summer sun, we are packing it in out getaway bag.

*These dresses are fully lined for maximum coverage and comfort.” (Caralese Website)

Caralese has a great style and so many different options to choose from for Women’s Clothing.

I also received a super cute Striped Shawl Cardigan that can be dressed down with jeans and a tank or tee shirt or dressed up with a belt, skirt and boots! Sweater Weather is upon us here in Utah and so it’s time to layer up and still look cute! I actually hate winter BUT I love the Fall and I love the clothing that it brings a long with it. What better way to look cute than with a cute sweater!

“Sweater weather is our favorite excuse to cozy up in drapey knits that are flattering to wear and comfortable to snuggle up in. Complete with contrasting-hued bands, this lightweight knit is the ideal transitional piece.” (Caralase)

“Caralase, from the Greek word Charis, meaning “grace,” is a dream fulfilled. Started by a wife and mother of two, this online retail store aspires to be a model of grace in an otherwise impersonal, profit-based, business-centric fashion industry. We are committed to providing quality garments at affordable prices, focusing on fashionable and easy apparel that we believe all women deserve to have. Our name serves as a steady reminder of the grace with which we strive to exist.” (Caralase website)