Anya ,'Bring On The Night'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
crosses 80's outfits off packing list for SF
rewrites entire packing list
Silly girl. I will just tease you, and then you can tease me about still being in The Matrix fashion-wise, and it will be ALL GOOD. And then we will drink. Well, we'll be drinking the entire time. Because it's us.
It comes in a darker rinse and they are on sale for $37.12 right now. Both washes.
OOH! Must go and stock up when I get to a computer that can handle the site! Thanks!
Well, we'll be drinking the entire time. Because it's me.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT.
Silly girl. I will just tease you, and then you can tease me about still being in The Matrix fashion-wise, and it will be ALL GOOD.
nods
See, it all works out.
But then Tickybox demanded that he draw a bear.
I love love love the photo you took of that.
Vogue has an entire article about The Return Of The Tunic and how fabulous it is, and I could only read it and shake my head sadly. But I still love you.
I keep seeing those ungodly dolman-sleeve tops everywhere. They're hideous, with all that extra fabric flapping below your arm, like (at best) batwings, or (at worst) 6-8 inches of flab and loose skin hanging down from your tricep.
Why, for the love of god, would you wear something that makes you look not only bigger, but *shapelessly* bigger? I hated dolman sleeves in the 80s, and 25 years has not changed that feeling one iota.
slinks out with her love of the 80's fashion.
Nah! I'll just wear it so great you guys will think it's FABULOUS!
Steph, those dolman sleeves ARE hideous. But there are a couple I have seen that are kind of kimono-like in their dolman-ness that I LOVE. And for the love of all that's holy, they need to stop making sleeves with the stretchy cuff thingies. Bleah.
Why, for the love of god, would you wear something that makes you look not only bigger, but *shapelessly* bigger? I hated dolman sleeves in the 80s, and 25 years has not changed that feeling one iota.
t weeps over beloved fashion memories of my youth
Because all that cloth moving around feels nifty? I loved the faintly military look. Plus I loved loose clothing because it minimized the blatant consideration of my breasts by strangers (now that I'm over-40 and fat, I don't seem to have that problem :))
All this fashion talk is, sadly, not helping me figure out what I'm wearing to dinner tonight.
