Mal ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
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Okay, 2 fashion trends that I am REALLY not feeling this season:
* wedge sandals/shoes
* shirt sleeves with the little (or not-so-little) puffy thingie at the top
Wedges look clunky and ungainly to me. Puffy sleeves look ludicrous ON me. I am not a small woman. Or even a medium woman. I don't need my clothing to make me even larger. Die, puffy sleeves! Die!
hides puffy sleeve top and wedge sandals from Steph's rage.
I love the wedge sandals and the puffy sleeves! (Not too puffy, though, just a little puff.) ...wishes I had a picture of my new super-cute turquoise sandals to post. And a picture of my little black shirt with a wee puff at the shoulders that I got at Target last year. Both are so perfect!
Aimee, do you wear them with gauchos?
And I, myself, am tired of the ubiquitous flip-flops.
Let me note: I think puffy sleeves are adorable on other women. But when I try them on, I look like a big blob of dough.
Aimee, do you wear them with gauchos?
WHAT ELSE????
Also, I love wedges.
But hey - it's not unusual for me to be in the minority on stuff like this. I'm my own majority! Whoot!
she's here!!! ::dancing happy big-sister:: they got in at 2am, as expected.
Oh! remembers
Steph! Why are there no anti-biotics available over the counter? Joe thinks the FDA is trying to protect us from super-strains. I think the pharmecutical companies are missing out on a large cash cow and would have their lobbyists kicking the FDA's ass in a heartbeat, but for some reason they aren't (that I know of.). What say you, oh knower of all things medicinal?
I've come around on wedges because they're easier to walk in than heels.
But I still want to ban bubble skirts. (STILL, not will. Learn to type, Jess!)
I am with Jessica on the bubble skirt issue.