OTT or what

Dazi

pigpen wrote: »

2 outfits is a good move.. lol.. not quite sure if she is really clever or you are a mug lol..

HMMM I did think that.....those teenagers are really clever :rotfl:am quite happy to pay for the 2 outfits, me and SD had talk tonight and decided that OH does NOT understand. He sees it as DSD wants, she gets I see it as DSD wants we discuss! me and her have discussed and we are going shopping!

AND NO FISH EATING FEET!!!!!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I don't mind doing a facial after the shopping or a spray tan or nails but no nibbling fish, DSD is laughing her head off over this as she wants us to do this, she has said she will pay for the flesh eating fish HELP......................!!!!!!!!

life_in_termoil

Please remember they are not going to savage your feet like a piranha would!! Saying that though I wouldnt have it done either lol x

globetraveller

sounds like you have it sorted now. Two outfits? Good thinking on her part- i assume she isn't paying:laugh:
I love the colour of the outfit- funnily enough I really don't think it looks so good in the other 2 colours. I do think that it might just not suit her. I may be well off the mark- but I would think something fitted round the waist would be better?

bestpud

delain wrote: »

I used to have it all on show as well

I do find it amazing when you see very large ladies in leggings ( I won't wear them at a 16) and they look like they have a sack of spuds down their trousers

It's just amazing that 'fashion' these days is so unfavourable to everyone who isn't a size 8, and that bigger people are so keen to wear 'fashion' that they disregard how they look. Madness on both counts.

Everyone seems to look the same these days, it makes me sad.

I say thank goodness white stretchy trousers weren't in fashion for long. A few summers ago, we were regularly treated to oversized legs with cellulite showing through the fabric! :eek:

Very few people look good in them and I literally cringed sometimes, as I felt sure many would burn them if they only knew how they looked from the back!

bratz81

from other replies I'm assuming I'll be in the minority here but, I think the dress is too short (obv depending on the height of the person wearing it).
I also think if she has a big chest this kind of dress won't suit her - talking from experience here!

I'm 29, so not super old but I hate the way so many young girls dress these days, short short skirts/dresses, low cut tops. Showing a bit of skin is ok...but so many go over the top and I think it just looks cheap tbh.

euronorris

Dazi wrote: »

NO no fish can eat my feet! I really don't like my feet being touched full stop! and the thought of fish nibbling at them eeeeeeeek :eek::eek::eek:

You should be careful about this anyway, as I heard somewhere that the fish were passing on things like athlete's foot from one customer to another.

So, apparently, they should be using a new set of fish for each customer.

candygirl

I had the fish feet thing done and it was ace!!!:j:j

sophster1

Hi there, I've not read all this post, but that original dress looks great for a wedding - I wore something similar to one in October (with skin tights and heels) - got lots of compliments.

My reason for posting was just to say that your DSD's outfit looks perfect - compared to what my cousin's (Norwegian) step daughter wore to her half brother's christening last year - she's 16 and she had full (big) boobs and legs out! - I found myself muttering something about a belt and that she should be out clubbing, not in a church! yes I felt myself sounding like my mum! There was more emphasis on her outfit though because she was also godmother - so she was right at the front of the church carrying candles etc!

It ended up just being a bit of friendly banter among guests rather than upsetting anyone. I think her mother was happy for her to wear whatever she wanted as their most recent arguement was about her going out to London on her own and getting a facial piercing without permission! (imagine explaining that to her father when they got back to Norway!).

HTH.

Mrs_P_Pincher

My DSD (not!) was given £200 by Mr P to get an outfit for our wedding and turned up in old jeans, flip flops and a bright orange T shirt. Promptly christened Ruud van Nistelroy!

Mrs P P

Lunar_Eclipse

HeatherH wrote: »

Pretty dress, and could work for a wedding, but for a body shape with big boobs... don't think the dress is suited for it.

Totally agree with this.

Whilst I quite like the dress, I agree with you that it is inappropriate for the event in question. It is far too short to be worn to a formal, family occasion. I also think it needs tights and flat shoes to avoid looking completely tarty. A wedding is not the place for a 16 year old to be commanding attention.

A guest at my sister's wedding wore something similarly short a couple of years ago. She was 15. Everyone was talking about her and no-one was saying anything good. I was mortified for her parents.