From ?Desk To Dinner?
How do we do this"
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How do we do this"
How do we transform our day look into an evening one without too much fuss" Since fashion rules are pretty much what we make up ourselves I believe in wearing what we want where we want. If I feel like getting dressed up for a day at VAHQ, which is in my home, then I do and I often wear my favourite LBD with a casual pair of shoes/sneakers and a blazer. This same dress could have taken a twirl the night before somewhere far more glamorous.
But I sometimes forget and get stuck in the “that’s for the day and that’s for the night” way of thinking.
Wearing velvet and lace or silks and sequins are no longer limited to the evening. It’s simply a question of dressing down or dressing up, depending on the hour of the day. Too often our classic and more formal dresses sit unloved in our wardrobes waiting patiently for the right occasion. Forget that; beautiful fashion is to be worn, to adorn and to be shown off. I am tired of “saving for later” – no way, not anymore.
I am going to re-purpose my best; open the doors of the long forgotten corner wardrobe and play down my dressed up.
How do we do it"
Want to. We have to re-think how we can wear our pieces and make them more flexible for more events. Why does a little cocktail number have to be worn at night" They ...
The post From “Desk To Dinner” appeared first on Vicki Archer.
How do we do this"
How do we transform our day look into an evening one without too much fuss" Since fashion rules are pretty much what we make up ourselves I believe in wearing what we want where we want. If I feel like getting dressed up for a day at VAHQ, which is in my home, then I do and I often wear my favourite LBD with a casual pair of shoes/sneakers and a blazer. This same dress could have taken a twirl the night before somewhere far more glamorous.
But I sometimes forget and get stuck in the “that’s for the day and that’s for the night” way of thinking.
Wearing velvet and lace or silks and sequins are no longer limited to the evening. It’s simply a question of dressing down or dressing up, depending on the hour of the day. Too often our classic and more formal dresses sit unloved in our wardrobes waiting patiently for the right occasion. Forget that; beautiful fashion is to be worn, to adorn and to be shown off. I am tired of “saving for later” – no way, not anymore.
I am going to re-purpose my best; open the doors of the long forgotten corner wardrobe and play down my dressed up.
How do we do it"
Want to. We have to re-think how we can wear our pieces and make them more flexible for more events. Why does a little cocktail number have to be worn at night" They ...
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