Huh.
They need to make them bigger.
I tried some of that monkey business and got stuck in it with my arms up behind my head. It took a while for me to extricate myself.
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Huh.
They need to make them bigger.
I tried some of that monkey business and got stuck in it with my arms up behind my head. It took a while for me to extricate myself.
OK then. I definitely love sundresses and would ride in them if just going out for coffee or something.
Complete with curlers in your hair. :p
If you look at these contemporary dresses, they look as if the designers borrowed ideas from the sarong tying variations.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/...rticle1222431/
So long as one has the body type that doesn't need to wear a bra. My "girls" like support at this point in my life.Quote:
Originally Posted by shootingstar
Which reminds me that I need to find a bra that won't peak out the top (scoop neck) of one of my doesn't-need-ironing linen sundresses.
I miss those 80s jersey tubes, too. Vivienne westwood was the girl who came uo with em.
I cant do that sarong thing. Im the wrong size for wrapping it around twice( just slightly too small) and once is like wearing a bedsheet!! Plus they seem to come unwrapped:eek: when I walk!
Don't get me started on wrap-around skirts. Took me a long time to figure out that girls with ample curvy hips and small waists just cannot wear them....they always become 'un-wrap-around' skirts. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by cylegoddess