I didn’t look anywhere near as good as the model in this, but to be fair to me I’m not a model, just an average consumer who purchases from George.
I looked dreadfull, so won’t go for one shoulder again.
Wanted to try the one shoulder look, but it is definately not me.
I think it is meant to look like the flintstones, an influencer said it was anyway, (she looked good in it as well).
I had an idea what to do with it, that didn’t involve sewing, think it looks allright.
Conclusion
I definately wouldn’t of bought this if I’d tried it on in a changing room first, but think I’m obliged to wear it.
If I looked like the model fair enough, but I don’t.
Not insulting the dress as I know this style is popular, it is just not me.
Will wear it if I have to.
If I do the photo will be on instagram.
Found a choker I made that might go with the finished idea.
I shouldn’t wear chokers because of my chin, but a lot of women are standing up to bitchy bullies and I agree.
My chin looks rubbish, (obviously), whether I wear a choker or not, so I just wear what I like now and I like the choker I made very much.
It is actually really creepy looking, as it is inspired by memories from my mind of a creepy cafe we once found on a drive round one of our favourite country days out.
It was an area that has a lot of old country houses and stately homes that date back to Regency.
As I’m not a jewellery maker or very good it looks like an antique.
I used to love this sort of stuff before weird covid.
Hopefully I will get it back and have some creative fun.
If the photo turns out might offer some sort of inspiration, not sure?
I never look good anyway, but it doesn’t stop me wearing clothes that don’t fit me properly and enjoying my parties, (was going to say going out but covid has stopped that).
Hope this offers some sort of inspiration or interest for you.
Saphire
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