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[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
sj, zulily.com won't quite let me do a direct link to one item, but if you go to their site and search for "felt trench coat," there's exactly one left.
eta: They also have some Kenneth Cole and Betsey Johnson winter coats and long jackets that are cute and vegan.
What about something like this? [link]
sj - LLBean has this coat [link]
and a faux shearling coat, it's over $100 but there is a promo code [link]
ita !, what price range, length and amount of floof are you looking for in pink petticoats. There's a local store with a darling extra-floofy, knee-length one in cupcake pink. It was being displayed from the ceiling so I thought I'd judge interest before I let the woman get it down for me. She has a store I definitely want to poke through.
My final email exchange with Closet World, I expressed my disappointment that a custom closet installer couldn't do a custom sized door. She mentioned that "only one place in Southern California does custom closet doors, and they are in Torrence", but didn't give any name or anything. Just so happens, that is the location of the place I sent an internet request to. They responded this morning. We set up a time Friday afternoon. And then they emailed me a catalog. Here's hoping they can do it, and it's affordable.
Knee length and cupcake pink would be perfect, Cass (burgundy is the other consideration)! I am learning about prices though--I've never bought any other than white--the ones Jilli pointed out were $50+.
Sock Dreams has petticoats, including one described as mid-length (the description says it's knee length), but I don't know how they are on softness: [link]
I love how buffistas are so quick to help solve each other's shopping dilemmas.
Sock Dreams has petticoats, including one described as mid-length (the description says it's knee length), but I don't know how they are on softness: [link].
That one's the standard rough tulle petticoat. It does have an inner layer that's a thin silky nylon slip, but I still find that style of petticoat to be kind of scratchy, and nowhere near fluffy enough for *my* preference. YPPMV.
Jilli, you are awesome with the petticoat info!
ION here is my latest acquisition (I posted it on FB, but I know not everyone is on FB): [link] I have wanted a big "S" ever since I was a kid and watched Mary Tyler Moore and saw her big "M."