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  • medsdemon
    medsdemon Posts: 761 Forumite
    i think i must be the shortest... gosh i'm so tiny:eek:. i don't mind except when i go to a gig it's so important to get a good front place else i don't see anything... and sometimes i would die if i can't see my favourite bands:rotfl:
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  • HappyLottie
    HappyLottie Posts: 103 Forumite
    You are very chatty tonight- 15 pages to catch up on since yesterday! (Afraid only read some of them)
    mommyme wrote: »
    Morning all!
    I also have been asked on a date for the end of this month so i think im going to wear that wrap dress from Asos that i brought :)
    Very exciting- glad to hear you are planning in advance- I'm sure you will look gorgeous.
    Oooh Ive just read all the comments on Primani I will wear all of my things! I have scaled down my wardrobe so much now and I needed some basics and it was a case of getting £30 worth of stuff from Primark or one top from a designer well Id have to go to Primark lol
    This sounds just like me! I agree with others comments that only buy stuff if you will wear it, but I find Primark good for trying out new trends for example, wasn't sure initially about leggings/ jeggings- now I wear them all the time!

    Just wondering after reading people's comments how big a wardrobe/ how many clothes you have? My husband seems to give me grief about mine but when it comes to finding outfits I struggle to put things together and don't feel I have a very big array of clothing. I'm trying to create a bit of a capsule wardrobe first and build on that. Reading other people's blogs is giving me lots of ideas so thank you all.

    Lottie x
  • xxvickixx
    xxvickixx Posts: 2,773 Forumite
    edited 4 March 2010 at 10:14PM
    I think I did quite well given our family, my mum's 4'11" and my Nan's 4'9"

    Luckily for me Dad is a massive 5'8" so get my amazonionness from him!

    I married the tallest man in town in hope of bringing some height into the family. Plus he looked hillarious dancing with my Nan at our wedding reception!
  • HappyLottie
    HappyLottie Posts: 103 Forumite
    Oh and height wise I'm about 5' 5" (another not so tall person)
  • medsdemon
    medsdemon Posts: 761 Forumite
    xxvickixx wrote: »
    I think I did quite well given our family, my mum's 4'11" and my Nan's 4'9"

    Luckily for me Dad is a massive 5'8" so get my amazonionness from him!

    I married the tallest man in town in hope of bringing some height into the family. Plus he looked hillarious dancing with my Nan at our wedding reception!


    My mum has shrunk to about 4'9 and my sisters and i are all obsessed with pilates and exercise to try and maintain back and bone strength.
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  • retro_bluebell
    retro_bluebell Posts: 1,276 Forumite
    You are very chatty tonight- 15 pages to catch up on since yesterday! (Afraid only read some of them)

    Very exciting- glad to hear you are planning in advance- I'm sure you will look gorgeous.


    This sounds just like me! I agree with others comments that only buy stuff if you will wear it, but I find Primark good for trying out new trends for example, wasn't sure initially about leggings/ jeggings- now I wear them all the time!

    Just wondering after reading people's comments how big a wardrobe/ how many clothes you have? My husband seems to give me grief about mine but when it comes to finding outfits I struggle to put things together and don't feel I have a very big array of clothing. I'm trying to create a bit of a capsule wardrobe first and build on that. Reading other people's blogs is giving me lots of ideas so thank you all.

    Lottie x

    I really dont have that many clothes now...I us to when I was a bigger size but I constantly bought clothes to try and make myself feel better about my size which didnt work and most didnt get worn as nothing looked good together.....anyway I dont have little enough for it to be classed as a capsule but I certainly dont have a big wardrobe so I have to be creative an doing my blog has really opened my eyes to what suits me and what doesnt!
    **"Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin."**
  • xxvickixx
    xxvickixx Posts: 2,773 Forumite
    I don't have many clothes, but I do still have more than I should have.
    I have old clothes I am too big for now that were too expensive for me to get rid off but if I'm honest I wouldn't wear as they are not my stye now.

    Same as old work clothes, I'm hording them in case I one day go back to an office job.

    I've got pretty evening dresses that again no longer fit and not my style.

    My actual working wardrobe is pretty sensible though, most of it works together:
    This is just a guess:
    7 cardis
    7 tunics
    7 dresses
    various long sleeved t-shirts
    various tights and leggings
    skinny jeans in blue and black
    3 pairs of jeggings

    I mix and match a bit so I don't always wear the same combo.
  • retro_bluebell
    retro_bluebell Posts: 1,276 Forumite
    xxvickixx wrote: »
    I don't have many clothes, but I do still have more than I should have.
    I have old clothes I am too big for now that were too expensive for me to get rid off but if I'm honest I wouldn't wear as they are not my stye now.


    Same as old work clothes, I'm hording them in case I one day go back to an office job.

    I've got pretty evening dresses that again no longer fit and not my style.

    My actual working wardrobe is pretty sensible though, most of it works together:
    This is just a guess:
    7 cardis
    7 tunics
    7 dresses
    various long sleeved t-shirts
    various tights and leggings
    skinny jeans in blue and black
    3 pairs of jeggings

    I mix and match a bit so I don't always wear the same combo.

    erm yes *aherm* forgot about that stuff...but thats technically not in my wardrobe its on top of it *oops*
    **"Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin."**
  • jtb2412
    jtb2412 Posts: 1,782 Forumite
    Lottie, I think my wardrobe is the biggest it's ever been at the moment. Mainly due to my recent 'splurge'. I've also just started to enjoy wearing nice clothes again (after being a bit of a slouch) so I may have gone a bit overboard but I love everything in there at the moment (that may change though !)

    I do have more tops than bottoms but I've got dresses now too (something I never bought before).
    :jWeight loss to date 1st 11.5lb :j
  • tsabo
    tsabo Posts: 437 Forumite
    I'm 5'8 1/2" and i'm sometimes the short one! (well, other than my mum) My 15 year old brother is 6'2" and my ex was 6'6".
    I feel so tall when I go out in town sometimes though, I like heels but I don't like being about a head taller than my friends.

    Not much I can say on the veggie front, I'm proud that i've just got my first house plant!

    Another box full on stuff waiting to go on ebay, don't think I can do it till thurday now though. Hmm.
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