Tuesday, August 23, 2011
The Yellow Dress
To go with Barbara's eMo: Feeling Pretty
Labels: Yellow Dress
posted by DSL | 12:20 AM
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6 Comments:
I still like the yellow dress ! Now we would look for something a bit different but who is it that tells us what is good or bad fashion anyway?? It seems to come from people who need to sell more clothes or other fashion items.How many times do we go shopping and come home saying:" There is NOTHING out there for ME to wear!"
And then we get used to whatever it is and buy it because we "have to have something" for whatever event that makes us give way to the fashion police !!
I'm with Anonymous - the yellow dress is nice, and you look very nice in it! - Leslie
I like the yellow dress, but then again, I had one almost just like it. My husband still asks where it is and why I don't wear it anymore!
I wonder. Do we all have a "yellow dress" in our skeletal closets? Mine had a halter top. A lovely designer number with absolutely NO shoulder pads. I think I rocked it, as they'd say today, much like I think you rock yours. Maybe the problem is we look at the photos of the past with the heads of our present.
you looked like you felt pretty
And (not that you need approval) you are! I had an aqua dress similar to yours. Well, all I can say is that everything old becomes new again, as an old saying goes! Thanks for the sheer joy of hearing my favorite Opera singer...kirinte Kenawa...bliss!
Ah - fashion changes. I remember a madras wrap around shirt. Tied with strings. Boy behing me in chemistry class held one of the strings as I got up.... disaster! [of course we all wore slips then so it wasn't ..indecent...]
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