Don’t Get Caught In A Pinch: Bebe Helps You Stock Up On Green Before St. Patty’s
Why does it take five Irishmen to change a lightbulb?One to change the bulb.
Four to remark about how grand the old bulb was.
Haha. Just a little Irish humor for you in preparation for St. Patrick’s Day. And speaking of preparing for St. Patty’s, better buy something green now. You don’t want to be rummaging through your closet on the morning of March 17th only to find you don’t have a thing to wear.
And there’s no better place to buy than bebe.com, which has a ton of cute stuff in green right now.
Like this amazing green bustier, which features a padded bra and boning. Buy it separately or with the high waisted plaid skirt.
Another great top is this color block, one-shoulder piece. (Both color block and single shoulders are *in* right now.)
Or try this floral print strapless dress. (Both floral print and strapless are also *in* right now.)
But you don’t necessarily have to buy a whole new outfit just to have something green (although it is a great excuse). Try accenting an existing outfit with one of the following accessories.
Bebe’s signature mosaic bag features interwoven jacquard, crocodile, and metallic cords.
Or get this green leather peep-toe shoe which boasts a 4-inch heel.
If you want to order on time for the holiday, do it sooner rather than later.
Bebe ships worldwide (see shipping instructions for orders that are outside of the U.S. and Canada).
If you liked this post, you might also like the previous post, Gorgeous Green: What to Wear on St. Patrick’s Day.
Irish Blessing: May you live to be a hundred, and may I live to sing at your wake.
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