Today I’ve used double-sided tape between my shirt buttons and accomodated for the skirt’s scanty overlap with pettipants. (This skirt is too loose in the waist and a smidge too tight in the hips. I just pull it low and pretend the ruching hides these flaws.)
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Tunic (worn as a shirt), Wet Seal. Skirt, Mossimo. Shoes, Prabal Gurung for Target. Sunglasses, Target. Earrings, Cuffs. Necklace, Heart Boutique. Bag, SheBoBo.
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4 comments:
I could've used some double sided tape today!!!
The check shirt with the chevron wallet deserved to be seen! Glad you shared that gem. :o)
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I have the same problem with skirts! Tailoring isn't really in my budget, either. You make your clothes look like they fit you very well in your photos. Here I always thought everything just fit you straight off the rack. You deceiver, you! ;)
I too always thought you were one of the lucky few whose bodies were perfect for off the rack. Good to know there are tricks out there for faking it! Now I just need to learn how to use them to my advantage. :)
~J
You have totally tricked me . I always figured you tailored everything to fit perfectly or you just had the body used for all sewing patterns.
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