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I’m hardly what anyone would call fashion savvy these days. When I was young and thin? Sure. But now, since I’m… curvy, voluptuous, fluffy, …. not, Maine has had her way with me and my wardrobe mainly consists of jeans and boots for winter, tee shirts and sandals for summer. The older I get the more I dress for comfort, but that hasn’t stopped me from glancing at the occasional clothing site from time to time.
It’s hard to believe these are the most loved styles, but what do I know? I’m from Maine where dressing up consists of ironing your flannel.
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This looks a bit too much like a lampshade for my taste, but okay.
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The next time I’m feeling the urge to step out with Budweiser Clydesdale feathered fetlocks… these will be my go to jeans.
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A modern spin on the classic black cocktail dress. For those nights you feel like channeling both Mrs. Maisel and a Brontosaurus.
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I don’t know–what I saw on the Oscars and Grammy’s were women showing everything of their breasts but the nipples and below the waist was ‘see through’—-and they say they got the idea from Maine!!!
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Not from my part of Maine!
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Glad I am no slave to fashion. For years it was t’s and Levi’s, then I discovered scrubs with LOTS of pockets. I may never wear real clothes again!
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Hmm… I haven’t tried those.
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Oh that Mrs. Maisel….I love her fashion sense though. Yeah those jeans should only be worn to clean out the basement.
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I suppose they would make good floor dusters…
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I think for a very formal occasion, and a very lean shape, the lampshade dress would be fun. The others? Garbage.
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You’d definitely need all your curves in the right place for that dress. Sadly mine are no longer where they should be…
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Same girl. Same. 😳 But that’s ok. We had OUR time.
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We did. But do I have to be almost twice the girl I was…?
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My fashion style or color is Purple and cat themes. I am proud of my favorites!
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The cocktail dress is super sharp, and I bet you can get just about anything printed on it. Even nothing.
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I don’t mind taking a Brontosaurus for cocktails. Everyone knows they’re lightweight drunks…
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I rememberyou saying, once before, that you were a paleo grrrl at some point in your life. Either way, nice dress.
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It’s the tiny, walnut-sized brain. What Humans are using for an excuse…?
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Politics. It’s making us all brain dead…
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I didn’t know there’s a fashion channel and, thankfully, neither does my wife. Apparently that channel isn’t available on our TV package, which is good because her clothes already occupy most of the hangers and closet space in our house.
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I’m sure my clothing outnumbers my husbands ten to one as well.
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“Boss! Terrible news! That new line of jeans we had….”
“Yes, Smithers?”
“There was a terrible accident at the factory and they….. they all got mangled beyond recognition!”
“What!?!?!?”
“Look at this sample, sir! Absolutely shredded!!!”
“Hmmmm….. Smithers! Have our PR department advertise these jeans as the latest trend. Oh, and tell marketing to jack up the price 150 percent, because these are now FASHION jeans!”
“Yes sir!”
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Sounds about right.
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When I was a kid, my mom would be putting those iron-on denim patches on my blue Jeans before I even got to wear them. Now the holes cost extra, love it.
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No kidding!
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I hear you. So grateful for knits. I actually love the purple dress.
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I don’t understand some fashion – classics always remain a favourite. Remember the boys wearing jeans down around their ankles with their underpants showing? I always wanted to say ‘you’ve got a skidmark on your undies’.
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Trends are always crazy. When I was young it was grunge. People probably wanted to say…. take a bath!
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Don’t forget 80s fluoro, geometric designs, shoulder pads and perms. That’ll never come back – that was the most terrible fashion era ever.
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It really was. Although I have curly hair and never needed a perm…
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