Monday, January 7, 2008
Being Bottomly
I drag a reasonably large wagon. Always have done no matter what the dress size. This means I have always had a pain in the large one getting trews for work and such. I go for A-line skirts and dresses usually. But today I was in top-shop doing some voucher shopping with the mother. Feckin love voucher shopping. I was terribly excited about the vouchers but not about top shop. I end up getting shoes, tights and the like there cause the clothes are for those with smaller peaks than myself. Today I came up trumps at last. There we were in the big TS milling around with all the over dressed teens. The mother spotted a shapely dress on the hanger to the right. And I finally thought, after decades of self doubt that perhaps I could try this one. And then sure feck it I bought it. And when I brought it home I took the tags off.....no going back then. Now The other half has given positive feedback. "It is bottomly but not too much" and a bit a friendly groping........which in fairness is a huge compliment coming from an Irish fella.
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The word Bottomly was coined by a friend, Justin in celebration of all curvy behinds.
It sounds like a lovely dress. I do like dresses. I wish I had more. Topshop you say?
indeed, you would never know it from looking at the hanger but tis lovely. Check out website http://www.topshop.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?beginIndex=0&viewAllFlag=&catalogId=19551&storeId=12556&categoryId=96918&parent_category_rn=42344&productId=578262&langId=-1
O yeah my policy when looking for a new dress is to take all of them in and try them all in one sitting just to see if any look nice. The dressing room people hate it but then again it saves multiple trips.
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