Yep, I'm with you there ; )
I love my flannel lounge pants.....
yep, however i wear plannel pj bottoms........quite warm and comfortable and i wear flannel boxers as well w/tank tops or sweaters in the winter!♥
I have a few cool flannel tops and button ups. Flannel is hot and only the cool can pull it off! I do beeeatch!!! LOL
Luv ya!
flannel is too hot
Ironically my husband thinks I'm sexy in a flannel nightgown, married a mountain man. LOL
I feel best when wearing jeans that have been just washed, so they're tight. Don't know if anyone else sees me as sexy, but I feel best then.
funny first thought that came to mind...depends on what kind of mood I am in.....the mood can make it or break it....
funny what guys think and what we think...my hubby likes it when I wear his over sized dress shirts.....long sleeves with the cuffs rolled up....
lol
best wishes
This disco suit that I'm wearing in this avatar.
birthday suit!
My Birthday suit!
My fave is t-shirt and short pants, but when I go on a date I wear a skirt and a dress I wear suit on business appointment.I feel comfortable dressing like a bum .Any clothes does not make me feel sexy,the person in me is totally sexy.
V-neck shirt with dramatic eyelashes and low rising pants that conseal yet show some figure!! I think it also drives some guys away sometimes, but that's what I feel sexy in!
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The original makers used 100% Polyester, and Chiffon on the outside. What sort of fabric should I use to make it as comfortable as possible? A flannel slip on the inside, with chiffon on the outside? Is there another type of "floaty, light" fabric that is more comfortable than Chiffon? Just in general, what should I use?
Also, if anyone could point me to a few online shops with good, and reasonably priced 100% cotton lace, that would also be much appreciated :D
Thank you!~
You really want to keep t semi sheer and light and floaty... If you can't run to something like silk habotai, try a nice quality cotton voile. You could also try a handkerchief weight linen...
Cotton lace to die for! But you'll need to email them for stockists: http://www.eurolaces.com/organiccottonlace.htm
Nothing like so fine:
http://www.dharmatrading.com/products/lace.html
http://www.laceheaven.com/cottonlace.html
You could use cotton, cotton/poly blend or polyester. If you go to Walmart's fabric section, you can get fabric as cheap as a dollar a yard.
Get a 200 thread count cotton, it will make the most comfortable night gown.
Ask the customer service staff at http://www.inweavefabric.com They would be happy to help you!
Silk!
American Eagle
walmart, jc penneys sears all over if you look hurry cause winter is leaving us.
sleepies
I saw them at Target, just today.
Tshirt and undies and the tshirt must writing on it because I can't sleep in solid colors.
big baggy trackpants and a tshirt if it's cold, shorts and a tshirt if i'm at a friend's and it's not cold..undies or nothing in my bed and lingerie or nothing in my boy's bed ;)
A Tee & Undies usually...
Unless it's cold or I am at a sleepover/with friends.
Then I wear pretty classic PJs. LOL
You??
practical and warm or maybe other ? lol
Happy Dreams D :)
HI ya Dizz!! :-)
I was/ am/ and will always be a Boxer man!! lol- Anymore and I feel all constricted. I can get through the cold better then the extreme heat-
If need be I just pull over another blanket or so- Or I turn down the ceiling fan lol
Great day to you Dizz :-)
I love nightie's or Big T-shirts to my knee's its so hot here for most part of the year that is what I enjoy sleeping in.
I do wear a flannel PJ's during the winter but its like a big button down shirt that goes to my knee's, like a night shirt. = ) I do not like things around my legs when I sleep I know weird huh. lol .
Love and Hugs Sugar bug
I sleepp in my hubbys tops and he sleeps in the bottoms of his jamies..
if really cold, I sleep in my own jammies..but it has to be really cold first..
his shirt is so nice and roomy and comfy....cant beat it
dizz, in the summer, I sleep in the buck. In the cold winter months, a pair of boxer briefs. You?
lingerie, pants, or nothing.
just some comfy shorts and a t-shirt in the summer, or track pants and a t-shirt in the winter. :)
That depends. I usually sleep with as little as possible. i get all steamy inside, if you know what i mean... lol My dreams are always happy. :)
Real cold nights flannel nightgowns, other nights one of my hubby's t-shirts
A long flannel nightgown in the winter with warm socks.
Feetie Pajamas... they are the best thing ever invented. It makes me feel like a bear... (Family Guy, anyone?)
My very snug and warm pajamas.
Just a smile My wife keeps me warm
Yep, jammies for me... sweet dreams Dizz :)
SKIN
A T-shirt or tank top and panties
A --T shirt
jammies -- that is if i am sober enough to find them!!!
tank top and undies
Flair, Style for Men.
It might not be as popular as the womens version, but believe it or not, there is a men's VOUGE out there. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/accuse_write?qid=20081104122940AAz9vJG&kid=DsZUIkrCOFg4eG5fGUfw&s=comm&date=2009-03-22+12%3A52%3A10&.crumb=
lenscrafters!!!
they have the cutest and stylish frames! :)
Try out www.clearlylenz.com, I think you can buy with or without a prescription. They have some funky designs. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/accuse_write?qid=20070801122233AAU0PA6&kid=G7ZVGFfGUDK4G9d779HF&s=comm&date=2009-01-17+04%3A58%3A39&.crumb=
LENSCRAFTERS THEY HAVE GREAT FASHION ON EYE WEAR!
I had good luck with go-optic.com. They have designer frames...I bought Juicy Couture glasses, love them!
dollar store
try going to little stores owned by people that sell crafts and jewlery and stuff like that. there is a store like that where i live and they have glasses like that there.
Does anyone know how to apply? Or have a connection?
Thanks
Why not call the mall management office and speak to their events department. Ask them how they choose their catwalk models - if you can send in pictures directly to them or they book through agencies, and which agencies. If they do use agencies, send in your pics to the agencies they use and if they think you have the right look, they'll have you come in so they can evaluate you in person to decide whether or not to sign you
If anybody is a fashion designer how is it?
Any good sites for me too look at?
It probably depends what country you live in and where/if you want to go to university.
I'm studying fashion in New Zealand, and there wasn't really any pre-requisite subjects, when we first started some people couldnt sew at all, but we needed a portfolio of drawings/things we'd made etc to get in.
Good subjects to take would probably be Art, Fabric/Sewing/Textiles/Whatever your school calls it, Photography is quite handy if your school offers it, English, Maths or Economics or Business Studies or something like that, and even something like Media Studies or Journalism, because it means you can keep your options open and could go into something like fashion writing or whatever.
If you don't want to go to college/university, the best thing to do is to get work experience with a local designer, in their workroom. Even if its unpaid, its definately worth it, because if they get an opening higher up, you would be first in line. And you sort of can learn things like patternmaking and trend forecasting on the job.
If you do want to go to university, the best thing to do would be to go and see your careers counseller at school and find out what the universitys are that offer a course like you want to do, and then contact them to see what you need to do to get into them!
hmm
i would say subjects like art and textiles
they are probably the subjects that have to do with designing stuff
hey ....
i dnt think ya have to tke any special subjects at skool execpt sumthing like home ec. or sumthign like tht its more to do with what u do after wards n sum work experiance in a clothes shop wouldnt go a stray
hey i tell you, its not the matter of the subject but it is the matter to do with your creativity, interest and ability etc.
My aunt was one actually. She says it is a very competitive and tough business. Lots of travel. She stopped because it was too much to handle.
Take all the classes you can in high school. By taking everything for Art to math to science you leave your doors open if you change your mind in college.
I have no fashion experience, but I really want to get into it. I've been working at my walk and everything, but I'm not sure if it is for serious models or just random people. Anything would help, I am a little stressed!
Also, there might be model scouts in the audience.
Eek!
Thanks guys ahead of time!
dun dun dunnnnn its really notttt a big deal
and since you have your walk aready thats good
just remember
1) CONFIDENCE even if you dont know what your doing and you might pee yourself act like you know exsactly what your doing and this os just another stroll in the park
2) dont stare at one spot flutter your eyes across the crowed
3) stand tall with your shoulders slightly back, and elegently too
4) as for what to wear.. VERY body conchus like short shorts and a nice tank top HEELS! if you dont wear heels dont even think about walking up there
5) wear as little to no make up with natural hair looking the best it an natural
most of all if you go up there with nothing to lose you lose nothing
:) no stress
They are going to be looking at your marketability. Agents are only interested in seeing if you have the potential to be a good model. Try and relax, but be confident, smile and Walk. Look like you know you are the best looking person on that runway, as they say "command" the runway! and let them know that you deserve to be there!
Have fun and good luck!
i went to one of those and i got in..i now have a modeling contract with the agencie..u dont have to be the best at modeling or your walk..when i went they only gave me a line to say and i had to do a walk..the line is really only to see if you are good in front of other people. all i can say is do your best and hope you win.
hope i helped
Dont get your hopes up...even though you might have a chance of winning. Getting your hopes up makes you crushed when you possibly loose...so think that you could win or loose...but youll do a good job no matter what the judges think.
If it is just a show for exposure, then please expose it.
Well get ready to look nice.
I was planning on going there till I relized you really don't make crap for money unless you land a big tim designing job...chances of that...slim 2 none
U may Want 2 reconsider ur plans based on this economy
Now I'm going 2 usc 4 dermatology....
In England they cost £3.50 & in some stores its £3.80, they all cost the same.
I collect ELLE & Vogue, thats enough for me =]
Well, Elle and Marie Claire are the cheaper of the three you listed (about three dollars). Vogue is pricier (six dollar range).
If you want Italian Vogue, that is going to cost you a pretty penny (twenty dollars or more)
Try http://www.shoppershub.co.uk/Elle---Single-issue-order_29593833.html
http://www.shoppershub.co.uk/Marie-Claire---Single-issue-order_29593831.html
about £3 - £5
the most expensive (proffessional) might be about £10
£2+ per mag
$2
depends where you live though
£2-£5
like 3 or 4 dollars!
magazines
i know they do a mens version of my favorite, Nylon
or find a mans fashion blog
Also, what does it take to be a fashion designer? The clothes I make are inspired by the 60's pop art , the 80's, and some vintage styles. I like to make clothes that are really fashionable but wearable too, and i have made some handbags. Is that good enough or should i be more creative?
And where can I buy wholesale fabric and other sewing notions like zippers, buttons, thread, ect.
Any other info would be wonderful!
i don't know-- it might be tricky but you can still do it! Follow your dreams :D
A great way to break into fashion is by joining an online community like http://www.chictopia.com. It allows you to network while showcasing your designs and talent. Some of the users have been featured in ElleSpain, TeenVogue, and WWD. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/accuse_write?qid=20071006110807AAjDpJ5&kid=PqxOIWHKO3gn7Nfc1V31&s=comm&date=2008-10-21+16%3A40%3A13&.crumb=
sounds good to me where can i buy your stuff?
Classics are things that stay in style over time. Blazers, slacks, button-down shirts and blouses, straight-cut jeans, -- basically, if it sounds conservative, it's "classic".
It is good to do that. Classics are the 10-15 items that every woman should have one quality item of in their closet. Not only does this mean it's exceptionaly made, but this also means they should be properly fit. Here are the items I think are classics and woman should own:
1. A white button up shirt.
2. A trench coat.
3. A pair of jeans
4. Dress pants.
5. Blazer
6. Wrap dress
7. A sun/day dress
8. A cashmere sweater/cardigan
9. Boots
10. Black pumps/flats
It is still okay to buy trends, and I think it's best to do so at cheaper prices. A fashionable person not only knows what the classics are, but knows how to mix and match them with the trends of the season.
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