Isn't it frusterating? I swear mine won't stop growingOriginally Posted by ScamperFarms
same thing happened to me.
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The Little Black Dress?
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Mine wont stop growing either. I mean before I got pregnant. I thought they would be done as soon as my height stopped. But I guess not.Originally Posted by StarryEyedTiGeR
Isn't it frusterating? I swear mine won't stop growing
I said no - I don't have a little black dress as such, and rarely have such occasion to wear a dress! I'm a jeans girl
I do have a strapless, knee length black dress with a white flowery type pattern on it that I can wear if I need to dress up a bit. I'm just not a girly girl
I do have a strapless, knee length black dress with a white flowery type pattern on it that I can wear if I need to dress up a bit. I'm just not a girly girl
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Me tooOriginally Posted by sarahp
I'm a jeans girl
I do.............but as the years go by.....that little black dress has now become a little bit BIGGER
I forgot about my black suit. It has a leopard-print collar and covered buttons. With black stockings and my leopard-print silk slingbacks, it goes from the office to dinner with ease.
I have a few!
Originally Posted by stormy
No I dont...me and "little" don't mix!!
Although I do have a little black one,It hasn't seen the light of day in a few years so I doubt it would fit me now.
I'm not petite so I only have to put on afew pounds and nothing fits
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Oh, no, I'm the only person who voted "What are you talking about?"
Why do you wear a black dress for things? I do own a black dress, but I've only worn it a couple times, and I don't think it's "all-occasion".
Someone explain.
Why do you wear a black dress for things? I do own a black dress, but I've only worn it a couple times, and I don't think it's "all-occasion".
Someone explain.
Originally Posted by Moz
Um.. I don't wear dresses or skirts.
This is what I have, too. It's a sleeveless small knit dress, so I can dress it up or down, boots or heels, winter or summerOriginally Posted by SwampWitch
I always have one, at least, but does it count as "little" if it is long? Seems you have to have one for all occasions, including funerals.
It's a quick solution for an unexpected event (like when my elderly neighbor died suddenly last monthOriginally Posted by Zissou'sMom
Oh, no, I'm the only person who voted "What are you talking about?"
Why do you wear a black dress for things? I do own a black dress, but I've only worn it a couple times, and I don't think it's "all-occasion".
Someone explain.
One day it will finally fade and wear out, and I may cry (especially since I am so hard to fit
I used to...but got rid of it somewhere along the line. I do have a lot of clothes that are dressier than work clothes, usually my church clothes. Some are "lighter" for normal occasions, but some are dressier for the funerals and formal occasions. If it's not too last minute, I do like to splurge on myself and get a new outfit : )
I don't go to too many things other than church or funerals that I have to dress up for though. I do have a pretty black silk and tuile skirt I bought for graduation last year that I save for super formal things, though. So, I guess that's my little black dress, now
I don't go to too many things other than church or funerals that I have to dress up for though. I do have a pretty black silk and tuile skirt I bought for graduation last year that I save for super formal things, though. So, I guess that's my little black dress, now
Contrary to popular belief, not everyone looks good wearing black
I'm what is considered a "vibrant summer" and I can wear colours from both summer and winter palettes, but when it comes to black I can only wear that below my waist, because if I wear it near my face I look washed out, very pale and sickly because I have very fair skin (IE: no tan).
EDIT: Oh, and another thing... not all of us are "little" enough to even wear a dress with "little" in the name
I'm what is considered a "vibrant summer" and I can wear colours from both summer and winter palettes, but when it comes to black I can only wear that below my waist, because if I wear it near my face I look washed out, very pale and sickly because I have very fair skin (IE: no tan).
EDIT: Oh, and another thing... not all of us are "little" enough to even wear a dress with "little" in the name
Originally Posted by Natalie_ca
EDIT: Oh, and another thing... not all of us are "little" enough to even wear a dress with "little" in the name
well I wouldn't call a size 10 little either...
but I have a black halter dress that comes to the knee & is kinda swingy, as in not straight, if I turned in a circle it would spin out....you can wear a suit jacket over it, a twin set sweater over top, a sequined shrug, with strappy sandals to a beach front wedding, with pearls & heels to a black tie event....I think that fits in the "not-so-little, little black dress" catagory!
I wear a lot of black, and have one black dress in particular that could be called "all occasion", as it's easy to "dress up" or "dress down" with the proper shoes, jewelry, and other accessories.
Nope - used to when I was younger, but tend to wear dressy suits now.
