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I wonder what new stain my little boys will find for me to become an expert on next Heres a hint: Its grass stains

If you prefer a more relaxed fit, you can size up for comfort without losing your flattering silhouette

The difference would be in whether or not the front/sides has a waist seam (the anglaise does, the polonaise doesnt), which is hard to tell