What's your wardrobe going to say about you in 2010?
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
I hope you all had a lovely Christmas and have your outfits ready and rearing to go for New Year’s Eve!!!
As 2009 draws to a close and 2010 is lurking around the corner, what is your wardrobe going to say about you in 2010?
We all have clothes in our wardrobe taking up precious space. Clothes that no longer fit (because they shrunk of course!), clothes we may have been given as a gift (??) or many many impulse buys that at the time of purchase we simply couldn’t live without, although we since have…sound familiar?
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What's your style?
Monday, December 21, 2009
Style is such an individual thing. It is the expression of your personality through your appearance.
For me personally, my wardrobe is an eclectic mix of everything! And I just love it! Depending on how I feel really does depend on what I wear.
If someone asked me what my style was I’d say classic with an eclectic edge – I’d love to say I can pull of the natural look and perhaps some days I can, but it wouldn’t be without my mineral make up (love the natural look with a little bit of help). For any semi-formal or cocktail events I’m pretty much always top to toe Carla. Her dresses last a lifetime and I splurge on one every year!
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Quality vs Quantity
Monday, December 7, 2009
Apologies for no love last week, I was tucked up in hospital having one of the smallest, most useless but most incredibly painful parts of my body removed. Yes my appendix, the one I wished and wished would have burst when I was 15 (so I could have had a week off school) finally decided it was time. My husband was away, and I was home alone, so hey why not?
Needless to say, hospital is definitely not a place for fashion!! I’d love to know the reason for those tissue paper like undies – and why they are still in existence? Surely there is nothing wrong with 100% cotton being worn? Read the rest of this entry