Re: Ladies - your style.

None, I am too scruffy to go to anything like that & none would fit me anyway.

Though if arm twisted F. They would all look awful on me now anyway.

Re: Ladies - your style.

None, too fussy for me. Trousers and a nice top would be my choice.

Re: Ladies - your style.

There's a shop in my town centre that sells all these pretty dresses. Sadly most females here choose trakky bottoms and fluffy coats with wolves printed on them.

Re: Ladies - your style.

Fun, Carol! I am with Artangel choosing "E" now that I am old as rock, though I suppose in my teens or 20s, I might have gotten by with "D".

I don't want OGF in basic black, though - for fear of fading into the wallpaper when he's around .

Re: Ladies - your style.

A, definitely A.

Re: Ladies - your style.

Carol I feel they’re more suited to your lovely body type (like your dress up costume). I’m afraid that I could never pull it off with my chest area,

Re: Ladies - your style.

I would wear B, and be comfortable in it. Afternoon parties at that time were more casual, not the black dress attire. In the states, that would be for evening.

Re: Ladies - your style.

Ah but you've got to pretend you're young again!!


I think the idea is not intended for us as we are now but what would we have worn when these were in fashion - when we were young.

I definitely used to wear this style with net flounces underneath to make them full. I think when I used to jive in them the net flounces saved my modesty. (stockings & suspenders in those days)

Re: Ladies - your style.

B or E if I was in my teens..

Re: Ladies - your style.

You've got good taste Longdogs....

'D' would probably go with my eyes though.....