connie, sleek, not tight. I am not the gazelle I used to be - stupid damned disease and whackaloon midlife combining - but I know my body quite well, and one of the things I know best is that, at my height (5-9) and with my shoulders (linebackers envy me) and with my inseam (pushing 33"), I am almost relentlessly vertical. Also, fairly narrow hips in proportion to my shoulders and a majorly indented waist. I'm an hourglass.
So things that move in vertical lines on me, and drape vertically, and don't have too many fussy bits. And most of the clothing that fits that definition and that comes in, say, a 33 inseam? Is going to be fairly sleek.
I except sloungy clothes from that rule. Right now, I am in worn soft City Lights grey fleece pajama bottoms, almost worn out, and an oversized men's fleeze sweatshirt with "Eddie Bauer" across the chest.
Hedonism is good.
Just remember: no silk panties.
Microfiber just doesn't breathe enough.
Cotton, or cotton crotch stretch lace, baby, if I have to wear it at all. (Or, you know, those huge cotton maternity balloons these days, because hell, they are comfortable.)
The palazzo pants sound heavenly, Erin. I now wish I had some. I DO have some, but they are very old and not silk and not pretty anymore.
I must to bed now. I hope you all have lovely dreams.
Ok, so I was looking at snarky Goth sites (yeah, links that lead to weird tangents) and I clicked on a link to find [link]
(SO not work appropriate.)
Now, I consider myself pretty well-rounded (in so many ways) but I had NO IDEA.
NONE.
Yeah! Totally freaked me out.
Dude. That's even worse than the ball organizer. Ouchie.
I want to make matt look.
Now, I consider myself pretty well-rounded (in so many ways) but I had NO IDEA.
I didn't until I came across some older Dr. Ruth type lady on TV showing how to buckle some of these devices on. I boggled, to put it mildly. On daytime TV!!!
