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Dresses For Women – And The Ramifications Of All This

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There was a few.

Madeline realness, Very Lolita, been a couple of them.

While wearing whatever colors and patterns you seek for gether is liberating and any restraint on that mixing is stupid, and having an outfit fit a mood fall, I think just not giving a shit about visible panty lines. I have never forgotten that conversation, and the look of being thin is my look. Afterwards my sister and I both admitted that being thin is very important to us, perhaps the most important part of our appearance generally. Now pay attention please. My twin sister and I watched the French movie Emmanuelle, and the women in that film were anorexic thin, when I was in college.

dresses for women When I was starting to rebel against the convent school uniform style of dressing -not the school uniform, that we all looked exactly identical, I reckon with my aunt at 16 perhaps.

I had the luxury of a massive amazing closet and learnt early about custom tailoring and alterations.

What suits me and why I don’t actually have to dress exactly like my best friends -these basics are still things I live by, with her -discussing what I like. I didn’t need skinny jeans and boots in Delhi summers, To be honest I wanted -of course, cotton floaty dresses and muslin tunics.

dresses for women Me and my good buddy who also studied fashion, are known to talk about fashion and style ALOT.

AND the ramifications of all this.

We talk about designers, street style, clothes, shops, our outfits and everything between. It’s a well why for had been organic/ ecological/ ethical fashion. Do you know an answer to a following question. Why people refuse pay for almost 5 for a ‘t shirt’?

dresses for women How come so many individuals don’t know real leather from fake? How come people don’t know how to take care of clothes? She was ill for a very long time and lost hope, lost the urge to take care of herself and she didn’t seem to find joy in dressing nice, she wasn’t comfortable in her body anyway, and she felt that somehow she didn’t deserve to look nice/pretty/distinctive. I think it was a series of conversation with my mother. It is now any time I visit she proudly shows me the nice things the bought for herself, and actually take joy in it, I actually felt differently and gently convinced her to try on dresses. To spend some extra money on thing she felt good in. To try on thing that might look weird/daring/etc on the clothing hook might just look great on her, etcetera and suchlike I ok years.

She looks nice.

I wasn’t huge fan of the clothes -a pair of flared jeans and a retro Adidas tracksuit style jacket that was redish and almost white.

I remember Mum and I having this huge argument -me telling her that I would look so stupid and be mocked by all of my mates, and her telling me that I shouldn’t dress the same as everyone else and should want to have and be proud of having my own distinct style. I remember thinking Mum was so stupid when I caught a girl looking my outfit up and down as I got on the bus and smirking at me.

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