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Comments (15)I bought a pair of white trouser-style pants last year at JCPenney. I just checked the label and they are Worthington, which I think is their store brand? I'm sure they weren't expensive because a) I'm cheap and 2) I won't pay a lot for white items since they need frequent replacement. They were thick enough not to be see through but not so thick or lined that would make them too hot to wear in the temperatures I would be wearing white pants. I had the tailor cut out the back pockets to eliminate lines. I've worn them once, on vacation in the Dominican Republic. I guess I like the look on other people but I'm just not that comfortable with them on me. Anyhoo, the point is you should check JCPenney....See MoreAnother Fashion Alert : This One Thrills My Heart!
Comments (2)Darn! This was supposed to be over in Conversations. How can I move it?...See MoreAnother Dress Challenge - MOB and MOG
Comments (115)OK.. so we gathered this morning with champagne, wine and spanx-- and tried on a total of 14 dresses all lovingly hand-picked for her. It started out with a bang with the number one pick being the first she tried on. That always makes it easier when the first one fits, right? There were only a few complete misses.. and quite a few wins. Whew! I admit that I had fears of nothing working. The super surprise is the number one pick broke all the rules. It was much shorter than she wanted (in the photo), a shape she was certain she couldn't wear (sheath) and it is a blush pink.. but it was perfect. She was smitten as soon as she saw it... Best of all, it fit her perfectly. No need for adjustments. Next favorite was this one though I need to order a size larger (or she needs to have a rib removed). It is proving tricky to find the right size.. but this also looked absolutely beautiful on her-- better and dressier than in the photo. This also fit her beautifully but the lace on the arms was scratchy. I think we are all in agreement that THIS is the color she needs for the fall wedding. We just need to find it in another dress. And while this one looked stunning (and very slimming) on her-- it's been 100% nixed because it looks like something my mother wore to one of my sister's weddings. It's a shame because it was very comfortable and really looked great on her.. but we also agreed that it's too much bling for a MOG. The hunt is now focused on that dark fuschia color. It really brought her face alive and looks stunning with the wedding colors. There are two other dresses that look great and would be perfectly fine-- but they are a tad "expected" for MOG. We're keeping one of those as a fallback. Thank you all for all of your time and your many suggestions! Oly, I know I balked at the florals but we all agree that it's perfect for the spring wedding....See MoreAnyone up for another fabric challenge?
Comments (11)Hi Threedogs, This is what I was considering, but am on the fence and open to any suggestions you might have. The fabric pictured above would be the primary print. I was considering a buffalo check or stripe (see below) but the print of the fabric is pretty big, not so sure how it would work. I really like your example, maybe a less wide solid border like that is the answer. I'd also want the valance to have more oomph or fullness like yours does. One of the windows is 58 inches wide, which is one of the reasons I'm having them made. Outside, I posted a pic above of what I'm considering. I have no other fabric in the room to coordinate with, but I am trying to find something that will work with our stone backsplash, which leans to the blue side. I like sage too or maybe even the coral but I worry that they will clash with the stone. The pics below are the same print in but in two different colors. The one without the coral has more teal in it and goes perfectly with the stone, but I like the one with coral because it has more life to it. I'll have one in the kitchen and a larger one in the dining room....See Morejust_terrilynn
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