Dresses over Jeans?

BarTopDancer · 07-05-2007, 01:34 PM

In Kohls I found that the misses pants don't fit right but in the Jrs dept the larger sizes come up high enough where I am not exposing my coin slot. Target has a cut "Mossimo Lowest Cut" that isn't low at all. Not sure why it's called that but it's awesome.

lindyhop · 07-08-2007, 01:39 PM

Thankfully I manage to overlook most teen fashion but I've been seeing skirts and dresses over pants or jeans for years. Dancers go for that combination quite a bit, I've always assumed to keep their legs warm while also having something with a little movement when they turn. And also to show off how skinny they are despite multiple layers of clothing.

MouseWife · 07-08-2007, 05:51 PM

For me, it would depend on how it looked when I put it together on me

I did buy one of those longer tops but then didn't like how it looked with my jeans. So, I wore it with comfy cropped stretchy pants to lounge around in.

True as someone said, there are now a lot of shirts with the longer length, babydoll type smocks? Empire waist? Both really cute.

The age deal. Well, shopping puts me in a mid-life crisis. I am too old for things I really think are cute and think I am too young for things that I really ought to be wearing.

Phooey. {as I sit here in my camouflage longer shorts with a brown tee, barefooted...}

Crystal, I agree with the longer length shorts. I dug out my summer clothes for our vacation and was dismayed that they were a bit snug.

So, I went shopping and found a couple of pair of longer length shorts and I am so glad I did. I don't feel like my a$$ is hanging out all over town and I feel like I am dressing my age. Cammy and all.

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lindyhop Swing Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Long Beach Posts: 997	Thankfully I manage to overlook most teen fashion but I've been seeing skirts and dresses over pants or jeans for years. Dancers go for that combination quite a bit, I've always assumed to keep their legs warm while also having something with a little movement when they turn. And also to show off how skinny they are despite multiple layers of clothing. __________________ Hyperbole is the best thing ever!
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07-08-2007, 05:51 PM	#3
MouseWife Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Da' Beach Posts: 2,957	For me, it would depend on how it looked when I put it together on me I did buy one of those longer tops but then didn't like how it looked with my jeans. So, I wore it with comfy cropped stretchy pants to lounge around in. True as someone said, there are now a lot of shirts with the longer length, babydoll type smocks? Empire waist? Both really cute. The age deal. Well, shopping puts me in a mid-life crisis. I am too old for things I really think are cute and think I am too young for things that I really ought to be wearing. Phooey. {as I sit here in my camouflage longer shorts with a brown tee, barefooted...} Crystal, I agree with the longer length shorts. I dug out my summer clothes for our vacation and was dismayed that they were a bit snug. So, I went shopping and found a couple of pair of longer length shorts and I am so glad I did. I don't feel like my a$$ is hanging out all over town and I feel like I am dressing my age. Cammy and all. __________________ Summa' time....when the livins' easy.........
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