Dresses over Jeans?

alphabassettgrrl · 07-03-2007, 02:36 PM

Dresses *or* jeans, but never combine the two.

I love the GFY girls... yes, they trash things that regular people think look fine, but their commentary is to die for.

Thirty-something is a strange place to be, fashion-wise. The choices I've found and rejected are teeny-bopper (midriff tops, tight jeans or falling off jeans, flirty little things) or old lady (wild patterns, things cut wide, and lots of two-piece tops that just don't work for me). Even my mom faces the same conundrum; she doesn't like the things that are otherwise slated for her cohort. But to go younger is to go *really* young and that frightens people. It frightens me to think about dressing that way.

I'm still working on my style. Even when I find something I like, getting it to fit is a whole other nightmare.

BTD, good luck in finding some wardrobe.

07-03-2007, 02:36 PM	#11
alphabassettgrrl Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 4,978	Dresses or jeans, but never combine the two. I love the GFY girls... yes, they trash things that regular people think look fine, but their commentary is to die for. Thirty-something is a strange place to be, fashion-wise. The choices I've found and rejected are teeny-bopper (midriff tops, tight jeans or falling off jeans, flirty little things) or old lady (wild patterns, things cut wide, and lots of two-piece tops that just don't work for me). Even my mom faces the same conundrum; she doesn't like the things that are otherwise slated for her cohort. But to go younger is to go really young and that frightens people. It frightens me to think about dressing that way. I'm still working on my style. Even when I find something I like, getting it to fit is a whole other nightmare. BTD, good luck in finding some wardrobe. __________________ Why cycling? Anything [sport] that had to do with a ball, I wasn't very good at. -Lance Armstrong
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