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Re: I'm not good at dressing up

Postby Kaz » 06 Sep 2013, 18:39

Aw shucks! :oops: :-P :lol: XXXXXXXXX
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Re: I'm not good at dressing up

Postby Osc » 06 Sep 2013, 19:52

I lurve dressing up, the problem for me is not being very good at dressing casually :lol: Jo, do you have a nice chain or necklace and earrings to wear with the top, just to make it a bit more dressy and break the line? I love my accessories, I do ;) Also, nail varnish to match the top of course, and you will be (even more) gorgeous. That place looks really classy, bet you will have a great night.
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Re: I'm not good at dressing up

Postby Diflower » 06 Sep 2013, 22:44

Accessories...nail varnish...Jo help they're talking Klingon :oops: :shock: :lol:
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Re: I'm not good at dressing up

Postby Kaz » 07 Sep 2013, 08:07

:lol: Di :lol:

Osc you have a very elegant style, I love your dresses 8-) xx
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Re: I'm not good at dressing up

Postby Diflower » 07 Sep 2013, 08:23

Actually when I was younger I did dress much 'better' - as I've got older, partly I've lost any idea of what suits me and partly can't really be bothered :lol:
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Re: I'm not good at dressing up

Postby Kaz » 07 Sep 2013, 08:41

I think the main thing is being happy with how you are, and then your confidence carries off whatever you wear :) "Bien dans sa peau" I think the French call it, being happy in one's own skin 8-) I like that saying 8-)

Di you always look happy and confident to me, and therefore lovely 8-)

When I was a young mum, in fact until I hit 40, I was not at all into how I looked or dressed......I dressed really frumpily for a young woman, never wore jeans or fashionable stuff, lived in shapeless skirts and baggy jumpers, little makeup, cut my own hair - I think my first marriage had knocked all the confidence out of me as I was a trendy teenager :?

Then when I turned 40 I lost a huge amount of weight (about 3 or 4 stone) and bought a couple of fashionable items of clothes, started bothering with my hair and makeup again, and suddenly found my confidence rocketing! Now even though I have regained a fair bit of weight from then, and yo yo rather, I have still kept the confidence going...............
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Re: I'm not good at dressing up

Postby Gal » 07 Sep 2013, 12:40

I like a reason to dress up I must admit, although my wardrobe is not at all full of smart clothes, unless you count my work wardrobe, which is mainly trouser suits and pencil skirts.

I also like to accessorize and always these days wear nail polish, mainly as I think it keeps my nails from splitting and breaking :)
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Re: I'm not good at dressing up

Postby saundra » 07 Sep 2013, 12:58

you will look fine jo and after a few glasses of booz
it wont matter just enjoy yourself
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Re: I'm not good at dressing up

Postby cruiser2 » 09 Sep 2013, 15:08

I have a dinner suite for the formal nights on the cruise. Also have a white dinner jacket which I wear with a gold bow tie. Wear a suit sometimes when we go dancing. Mrs.e likes dressing up when we go out and on the cruises. It is part of our holiday.
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Re: I'm not good at dressing up

Postby Diflower » 09 Sep 2013, 21:47

Oh it's so easy for men cruiser, you all look so good in a DJ :D
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