Fashion

[kate2357]

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@QueenDanceALot wrote:

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@kate2357 wrote:

Met my husband wearing a dress just like that ... in red ... w/ a few buttons undone. Of course I was in my 20's and felt powerful.

Still feel powerful. Dress still fits .. just differently. As in, just because you can, doesn't mean you should. I pull it out every once in awhile and model it for my hubby. He loves that dress. cha cha cha.

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@kate2357 

And I bet he still thinks you look great in it.

Cha!

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My spouse is a pip...he thinks I look good in most things I wear and tells me so. I am a lucky girl. On top of that, he set the example for our two sons and they hand out compliments to their wives. 

[spiderw]

I think the dress is lovely and I would like to see it in other colors, navy, red for example!  I wish I had the figure to wear it !

[vsm]

@suzyQ3 Seriously?  On a fashion site, you choose to take offense at a play on words about the name of an apparel company that makes overpriced, shapeless clothing?  (By the way -- I'm smaller than the model in the ads.)

[wilma]

I like both pieces. I like a slim leg jean that’s not super skinny. The dress seems classic to me. I I would definitely need a tank under that deep v-neck. I have never bought the brand. 

[suzyQ3]

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@vsm wrote:

@suzyQ3 Seriously?  On a fashion site, you choose to take offense at a play on words about the name of an apparel company that makes overpriced, shapeless clothing?  (By the way -- I'm smaller than the model in the ads.)

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Yes, @vsm . And I would have commented exactly same if the play on words involved a negative reference to those who are overweight.

BTW, I've been here a long time, and I am very familiar with the ease in which some make fun of those whom they think are too thin.