Toe cleavage!
Sorry, that's not the best subject title! What I want to ask is does anyone know of anywhere that sells those shoe liner things - don't know if that's their proper name - but ones that don't cover so much of your foot that you can see them when you're wearing low cut styles of shoes, like ballet pumps. Hope this makes sense to someone!
Ta x
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Do you mean these:
http://www.figleaves.com/uk/product....d=CH-BJFsize=
I've had some in my drawer for a while, I can't seem to remember which shop I got them from but I guess anywhere with a good hosiery selection.
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If they're the same thing as what angie pangie has suggested I think you can get them in boots and superdrug... and the hoisery department in places like john lewis and debenhams.
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The ones I got were Scholl and they were from Boots. Do you mean the things that keep your feet in place so they don't scrunch up at the toes? If so, these are the ones. Mine are nude-coloured and you can trim them if they are too big for the shoe. I got them for some Japanese-style open-back ballet shoes and they were really good. They also work well with those Scholl-style wooden clogs (you know, the ones with a strip of leather across the front???)
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Thanks for the responses. I have some like the figleaves ones, but they're not quite 'low cut' enough. Don't quite understand what the scholl ones are like madshopper...
Do you like this top?
NO.2. ask :
Do you like this top?
here
I think It's gorg. I'd wear it with black trousers or jeans.
Great website for us larger ladies.
I also think the model looks fantastic:)
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It's a delicious colour/nice shape, but I'm not keen on the cutaway arms...
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I think she looks great too... I love the top the colour but not keen on the arms either.
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Hi,
I think the top is "OK", but the sleeves makes it look a bit market stall-ish.
If it had normal closed sleeves it'd be much nicer :)
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I think it would give a killer cleavage!
The arms are not the nicest but they're done that way to show a bit of flesh without exposing your bingo-wings... not yours specifically, Tiggerific, I'm speaking from my own experience!
Cowboy boots and jeans
NO.3. ask :
Cowboy boots and jeans
Should my jeans be worn inside the cowboy boots or am I out of date with that look?
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I always wear my jeans tucked into my boots, but a lot of people would disagree with me and say it looks terrible! I personally don't like to see cowboy jeans under boots - but then that's me :p
I think it's up to you to decide how you want to wear them, so long as you feel comfortable!
SG xx
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I personally don't like to see cowboy jeans under boots
cowboy jeans under boots?? how would that work out SG :p
anyway hi SG :wave: hope Unis going well :)
I think that looks fine, CB boots also look nice with wrap dresses/ floaty skirts :D
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I would go for not tucked in personally :) Having said that i usually only see girls wearing cowboy boots with little skirts. But it depends entirely on your style, shape and whether you can pull it off. Also what the rest of the outfit consists of. Generally i reckon tucking jeans into boots is always more difficult to pull off, whatever the style of boots. But if you can do it then great, i'm sure it will look fab. The old gem applies: if you feel comfortable then you probably look great! :)
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[b]cowboy jeans under boots?? how would that work out SG :p
anyway hi SG :wave: hope Unis going well :)
Whoops! You can never tell I'm watching Desperate Housewives at the same time, can you? :rolleyes: :p
Uni's crazy thanks! Got an interview with a local director to do tomorrow, my dissertation has gotta be in by the 28th, a full-length magazine feature by just after that, and a 2,000 word essay by next Friday! *Phew* How are things with you?
You can see my little website that I'm building if you like - I'll be doing it on shopping in Cardiff, so hopefully will be using more of that email you sent me!
Edited: Grr, link won't work! This should work: http://journalism.cf.ac.uk/2005/Stud...jlb/index.html :)
Cheap bright wellies??
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Cheap bright wellies??
Does anyone know where I can get cheap bright wellies at the moment?
Preferrably on Oxford St?
I need some for the weekend and I won't be able to brave the crowds for very long on my lunchbreak today to shop around. I've been to New Look, but they didn't have my size.
I know a lot of places had them, so if anybody knows of any shops that still have them, preferrably on sale, I'd be grateful to know!
Thanks! And Happy St Patrick's Day!!
:tdrink: :tmoney: :tclover: :tkiss: :tlove: :lprchn:
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Hhmm,
I walked past Shelleys on sunday and they had wellies on their sale rack in the door opening.
Istopped and looked and they were £20.
I know that Asda has them, and I just read in a mag that Asda has sold 5million pairs since the whole wellie craze :eek: :eek:
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www.asos.com
had some in their sale.
Perhaps you could get them on a next day delivery?
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In the clearance and regular foot wear section.
and Next day delivery is £4.95.
Maybe an option?
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hello beatnik!:) :wave: :kiss:
These are not cheap but they are lovely!!!!! :hippy: :hippy: :hippy:
I did see a pair of wellies for £10 in I think it was shoefayre?:confused: Sorry not much help - I don't know if there is such a shop on Oxford Street!!!:p
Alternatively paint your own with acrylic paints!
PS - Beatnik - just for you: (sorry to everyone else for this!!!)
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HELP! need a suit!
NO.5. ask :
HELP! need a suit!
hello ladies!
need your help- will need a suit (my first ever) for tomorrow- going to oxford street later today- where do i go?? next will be my first stop-i am a 6-8 (with no boobs) so are there any other shops you'd recommend- bearing in mind i'm a student...do you know how much a decent suit will set me back?? £100-150 is what i am guessing?
sorry for all the questions!! any help much appreciated!!
M x
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The best places on the high street for a suit are MS and Next - always spend the most you can afford because a good suit is an investment and will last you for years. I would go for Next -they do petite sizes. My last suit from there was £120 and that was only 6 months ago.
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I got my last one from Jigsaw and I've been pleased with it.
It was about £150, which on my budget was a lot to fork out, but it has stayed looking really nice and it was very good quality cut and material.
The assistants in there were also really helpful and brought me loads and loads of different ones to try on as well as giving an honest opinion on what worked and what didn't. That was the branch down that side street heading down to Liberty's - Argyle Street maybe?
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Just to check - are you getting a suit just for interviews or will you have to wear a suit for work ?
If just for interviews and never to wear once you've got the tob then you might want to check out HM, New Look or Dorothy Perkins because you could get a good suit and then spend a bit more on really good quality shoes and here which will make the suit look more expensive.
Otherwise if you need a good suit for a job then I'd make an appointment with personal shopper at Debenhams (not sure if MS have this service too). Its a free service but you'll get better advice than just trying a million different suits on.
Good luck x
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well i was hoping to invest in something i could use later too..don't want to use it just 2-3 times but thanks for the suggestions!