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    I am about to invest in some new clothes as i haven't bought anything since maternity clothes.

    I'm at a bit of a loss as to what to buy. Although I'm only in my (very late!) twenties, I don't really like the clothes that are in fashion atm and i live in black trousers which i'm sure people must think is very dull.

    Any ideas? -

    (I'm a size 14 top 18 bottom so none of this leggings malarky either!)

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    anything as long as its black!

    black jeans and thin jumpers really.

    all in size 12!! This is new...used to be a 16

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    when i am at work i always wear black trousers and a bright top.
    at weekend jeans and t shirts
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    Quote Originally Posted by parsleypetal View Post
    anything as long as its black!

    black jeans and thin jumpers really.

    all in size 12!! This is new...used to be a 16

    mandy xx
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    I'm getting there- my excuse is i've just had a baby (ish!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Minstrel View Post
    Show off!

    I'm getting there- my excuse is i've just had a baby (ish!)

    taken me 19 years to get rid of my baby fat!!!


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    well today im wearing a long grey t-shirt / dress bit rocky style over thick balck wooly tights layered with black cardy and doc martens with rose pattern on them

    i generally wear this style or jeans (skinny ) and hoody or tracksuit bottoms if im feeling slobbish

    and im braggin now but im a size 8 - 10 and im 36 if age makes a difference
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    Im a jeans and hoodie kida gal whether working or not. I am getting brave and wearing leggings at the weekends now, with long dresses over them.

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    I wear jeans all the time! very boring I know but never mind, normally wear a plain top with a thin cardigan , boring again I know!!! Would like to try new things but never do! xx

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    I used to be another "anything as long as it's black" sort of person, but I've got more colourful as I've got older. I tend to wear jeans most days with a brighter coloured top and a long cardi. The jeans & cardi are usually black, but at least the top isn't!

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    i wear alot of leggings and long shirts im a size 14 on bottom and 16 on top, i also wear alot of tracksuits for work.

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    It depends today jeans and polo shirt from Amaranth. yesterday was skirt and tights with a blouse and heels. Tomorrow is Book Day so I'm dressed as a character from a book yet to be decided. I had thought Ms Trunchbull from Matilida, but doubt anyone will notice the difference lol
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    New Look have some really pretty dresses at the moment, put with legging (yes i know you said not leggings but they are so comfy) or jeggings (leggings that think they are jeans). New Look also have some long tshirts in, M&S have some too with buttons on the sleeves and tiny pockets- T411498A Scoop Neck Long Roll Up Sleeve T-Shirt with Modal- very cute. Next have a Green dippy hem shirt 435-261-X47 which i love, put it with joggers or baggy trousers and a cardi -yum

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    Jeans, trainers, t-shirts and hoodie tops for when cold and I haven't got the heating set to tropical!

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    I always wear leggings or jeans for my working day along with either a fleece or a sweatshirt from Amaranth

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    Quote Originally Posted by LittleStar's View Post
    I wear jeans all the time! very boring I know but never mind, normally wear a plain top with a thin cardigan , boring again I know!!! Would like to try new things but never do! xx
    Same here only time i dress up is at xmas and if I am going to the races with my dad

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    The thing with leggings is that i carry all my weight on my hips, thighs and bottom and tight leggings just draw your attention to them, no?

    It's my 30th in a couple of months and i'd love to give myself a new look (any look!) because i'm just awful at the moment! Never have my hair cut- last time was 15mths ago and that was first time since being with DH. I don't wear make up or do any of that 'girlie' stuff and really think i should start making a bit more effort!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Minstrel View Post
    The thing with leggings is that i carry all my weight on my hips, thighs and bottom and tight leggings just draw your attention to them, no?

    It's my 30th in a couple of months and i'd love to give myself a new look (any look!) because i'm just awful at the moment! Never have my hair cut- last time was 15mths ago and that was first time since being with DH. I don't wear make up or do any of that 'girlie' stuff and really think i should start making a bit more effort!
    That makes me feel really vain ! My hair is cut and coloured every 4 or 5 weeks and I never leave the house without a bit of slap on!

    I tend to wear jeans and my logo polo shirt for work but I need to invest in some new ones. My trouble is I tend to like the same things as my 18 year old DD which I think is just plain wrong! Really don't want to look like mutton dressed as lamb

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    CLOTHES........................................... .............
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    Quote Originally Posted by manjay View Post
    That makes me feel really vain ! My hair is cut and coloured every 4 or 5 weeks and I never leave the house without a bit of slap on!

    I tend to wear jeans and my logo polo shirt for work but I need to invest in some new ones. My trouble is I tend to like the same things as my 18 year old DD which I think is just plain wrong! Really don't want to look like mutton dressed as lamb
    Not vain- you just take care of yourself. I used to be like that but i had kids at 21 and it's gone downhill ever since!

    My 30th feels like an opportunity for a new start

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    Quote Originally Posted by Minstrel View Post
    The thing with leggings is that i carry all my weight on my hips, thighs and bottom and tight leggings just draw your attention to them, no?

    It's my 30th in a couple of months and i'd love to give myself a new look (any look!) because i'm just awful at the moment! Never have my hair cut- last time was 15mths ago and that was first time since being with DH. I don't wear make up or do any of that 'girlie' stuff and really think i should start making a bit more effort!
    i'm a 'pear' too, i just wear tunics or long tshirts, you are only young once (& i'm 53 ) and who cares what anyone else thinks anyway. You/I deserve to feel good ....and a few well chosen pieces of clothes make me feel happy I know what you mean about the hairdressers, its the effort, time and cost

 

 
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