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Plus Size Cruise Wear

Addition-Elle is celebrating warmer weather early with the release of its cruise wear line. If you are making travel plans this spring duck over and have a look at what they are offering. At the moment they have plus size tops, skirts, dresses, swimwear, shorts and espadrille flats. Here are a few of my favorite pieces:

Plus size cruisewear from Addition-Elle.

If you are taking a cruise this year, do share the details! I like to live vicariously through others.

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