Fashion chat- Dressed up or down??? All welcome!!

piratefairy

Same here..I think they blog did that even
more for me, but whilst I was in college I was a stuck-in-a-rut jeans girl.. Not sure what happened to change, but I now love to put outfits together..

retro_bluebell

Welcome CQ

retro_bluebell

piratefairy wrote: »

Same here..I think they blog did that even
more for me, but whilst I was in college I was a stuck-in-a-rut jeans girl.. Not sure what happened to change, but I now love to put outfits together..

yep me too the blog has helped me no end in thinking over what Im wearing.

sadie_doll

piratefairy wrote: »

Ok, I've made a start..it's a bigger task than I thought on the most annoying phone ever!
Tsabo, tea, sadie and daydream: could you pm me with yours to add it?

Who wants list so far?

I sell on ebay but only kids clothes so I don't think there will be any interest here but I would like a list please.

retro_bluebell

sadie_doll wrote: »

I sell on ebay but only kids clothes so I don't think there will be any interest here but I would like a list please.

what age kids clothes do you sell?

catalogue_queen

I have always loved clothes, but got into a rut of around the house clothes which were for cleaning and general mummy clothes i.e clothes mums wear for ease with children around.I then kept my new clothes for best so to speak.
But now i am trying to wear the 3 wardrobes of clothes i have.

retro_bluebell

catalogue_queen wrote: »

I have always loved clothes, but got into a rut of around the house clothes which were for cleaning and general mummy clothes i.e clothes mums wear for ease with children around.I then kept my new clothes for best so to speak.
But now i am trying to wear the 3 wardrobes of clothes i have.

You sound like me I used to have a pile of house clothes bigger than my "best" clothes and got into the habit of alway wearing tatty jogging bottoms and stretched out of shape tops that when I did have to go out I panicked and wore a fail safe of jeans and a tshirt even though I have many many pretty things. Does nothing for your confidence! I felt frumpy and awful and jealous of all the other mummies that looked so good.

Being on here has helped my confidence no end- I still get scared wearing certain things but I feel so much better for getting something nice on doing my hair and make up even if Im only going to the shops:)

What I did was go through everything and if it didnt fit/make me feel good or was holey and tattered I got rid- honestly how many pairs of holey leggings or joggers does one person need to clean in?? Then it left me with no choice but to wear my good stuff!

Alexnikov

Evening all

Gosh, it's taken me ages to read through all the pages of chat from today!

Just going to update the blog and go to bed I think. I'm having a bad photo day - I thought the outfit looked nice in the mirror but the photos make it look super shapeless, grr.

sadie_doll

retro_bluebell wrote: »

what age kids clothes do you sell?

I've got mainly age 5-6 at the moment. Just stuff my daughters have grown out of. Maybe some smaller age 4-5 and a few 3-4. I've so much to list but can't seem to get my finger out.

Magpye

I decided to order the shoes with part of my tax rebate. I'll use the rest to get a new microwave, since ours has stopped working (ah, my glamourous life...)