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Fashion colour coordination advice needed.
Rikki
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I'm going to a Black Tie Dinner. I have a dark burgundy ball gown and I need to find a pashmina to cover my shoulders. What colour do you suggest? Or any other ideas maybe?
I'm going to a Black Tie Dinner. I have a dark burgundy ball gown and I need to find a pashmina to cover my shoulders. What colour do you suggest? Or any other ideas maybe?
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Might go cream / goldish. Don't know what other bits you are having, eg, bag?0
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Depending on the depth of the shade, pink may go with it, or a silvery grey.Member no.1 of the 'I'm not in a clique' group :rotfl:
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a feather boa

unless it will be too cold, and you require the warmth of a pashmina (i have always found the bridal section at BHS great for stuff like that)know thyselfNid wy'n gofyn bywyd moethus...0 -
A lush deep navy blue would look lovely with it too ... very elegantEnjoying an MSE OS life
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I very rarely carry a bag so thats no problem. Sandles are going to be black open toes.
Cream / goldish sounds good.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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I have a deep pink and it looks too bright with it. Silver sounds good though.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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pavlovs_dog wrote:a feather boa

unless it will be too cold, and you require the warmth of a pashmina (i have always found the bridal section at BHS great for stuff like that)
I like the idea of a feather boa.
Unfortunately our bhs doesn't have a bridal department.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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Rikki wrote:I like the idea of a feather boa.
Unfortunately our bhs doesn't have a bridal department.
sorry, i didnt make myself very clear
i'll try again 
BHS are great for the pashminas/bags/shoes..accessories for formal do's
as for the feather boa - somewhere like claire's accessories, accessorise, fancy dress shop etc - loads of places sell them, its just a case of tracking them down
also, you could get a two tone one, with a neutral white/cream, and then a contrasting colour to match the dress.
(im enjoying this far too much for someone who isnt a "girly" girl
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If you've got a primark near you try there. I've seen pashminas in there for about £5 and they looked quite good quality.:smileyhea0
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pavlos_dog I'm not girly thats why I haven't got a clue either.
I have one event this weekend and another the end of April and luckily only one couple will know I am wearing the same outfit twice. Just different colour pashminas etc...
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