annual dinners, where we have to dress up for occasion.
this time however, we are expected to dress like in the 60's and 70's!
groovy baby.
i am sure many people will go all hippie-like. so, i thought i'd do a 'twiggy' instead.
twiggy was more "mod". "mod" is actually short for modern. so, this was considered "mod-ern" in the 60's. it was perceived modern, because before going "mod", everything was about poufy skirts (think Grease) and nipped waist. almost androgyenous, "mod" played with streamlined, straight cut & non-fussed looks. hence, people during that period HAD to by "twiggy-like". :p
so, despite my "lack of twiggy-ness", i am thinking more of shift dresses...mini dresses...cute pumps...tights?
i am not too keen on spending too much on this. so, i DID find something in my closet that COULD pass off as "mod".
so, despite my "lack of twiggy-ness", i am thinking more of shift dresses...mini dresses...cute pumps...tights?
i am not too keen on spending too much on this. so, i DID find something in my closet that COULD pass off as "mod".
any comments?
notice the shoes?
these are the 'infiniti's from Nine West.
RRP at RM369.
hefty. but something i would DEFINITELY wear to work.
Anyway, Isetan is starting their sale this Friday (28/12/08). So, hopefully these will be on sale too.
i will still be walking around looking out for other outfits. thinking of going to topshop, where i always imagine that they would have something "mod". or even mng.
any suggestions?
notice the shoes?
these are the 'infiniti's from Nine West.
RRP at RM369.
hefty. but something i would DEFINITELY wear to work.
Anyway, Isetan is starting their sale this Friday (28/12/08). So, hopefully these will be on sale too.
i will still be walking around looking out for other outfits. thinking of going to topshop, where i always imagine that they would have something "mod". or even mng.
any suggestions?
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