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30.07.2015 10:52:03
HeavenLeighBimbo

I have comfort clothes. Do you?

What do you like to buy?

Describe them and write a review of your favorite item of clothes.........

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HeavenLeighBimbo

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30.07.2015 11:06:23
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I've been really hating having a broken rib-cage. I cannot be comfortable in anything, except shoes and walking around in circles. Perfect for Mall 'walking' because; Poise is actually my best situations for the least pain. It's so silly that I break bones, and need to walk like the perfect model to not be in absolute agony. So I have been shopping for comfort clothes.

I bought the most cozy sleep-wear today. I never buy stuff like that, because I usually sleep naked. Yet for some reason, I bought some velour sleep night wear, and I'm going crazy touching my own legs this evening. They are so Ugly, and look like a pair of sweat pants with glitter infused in the fabric. TOTAL PLAIN-JANE at the Mall. It fit my very bad mood
Why do they feel so great to wear, and pet?
At home under my black-lights they are even more stunning. ( I have them scattered all around my rooms to set off awesome colors )   OH MY !!!! Why don't stores do what I do, and have black lights, with white lights. I always wondered why colors just seem better inside my home........... I thought I was just wasting power because I'm to lazy to turn them off during the day.
   I never have gotten that sort of feeling from shoes.
I can't seem to help but to run my hands against the grain and get a chill, up my spine.
Convalescence or just making due with a power bill, and helping some global warming action. My nipples have calmed down, after putting on the top
   I love these PJ'S !!!!!!

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BambiDoll

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30.07.2015 15:37:09
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I have comfy clothes, but I tend to buy them to coordinate with the rest of my wardrobe.

The other day when I went to visit a coastal city in the South of England, it was quite cold and windy compared to London (which is always warmer because of pollution and the volume of people there). Had to stop off to buy a jumper somewhere and found this really nice one in Jack Wills. It's a shop I haven't bothered with since I was 16, when their preppy clothes were all the rage. Not sure if anyone will know this brand, but they're the UK's answer to Hollister/Abercrombie/etc. Their stuff was always sporty, preppy, British heritage inspired, with this whole "spoiled little rich kids, taking daddy's credit card on a ski holiday in the alps with my polo playing chums from private school. Can't wait to go on the lash at Regatta this year" kind of vibe (definitely not my scene). It's changed a fair amount since then, as they've brought in this cooler, more minimal British fashion designer to be their creative director.

I really love my new jumper though (here's a pic from the website). JW do some very comfortable pyjamas and loungewear too.

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31.07.2015 17:27:53
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(Ignore my crazy lion mane of hair - I've had it up in a bun so it's gone a bit wild and needs taming)

I've ordered this jumpsuit from Topshop to wear for my graduation ceremony. Sure - I should probably wear something a bit more classic, because I know in the future I'll laugh/cringe at the photos of me wearing a mustard halterneck culotte jumpsuit with side cut outs to my graduation. And the photos are going to be in my mum's house forever, but I don't care. I don't think I want to wear a classic but unoriginal LBD, nor do I want pretty girly-girl cream lace dress like my friends did. I just want to wear something that's true to the person I am right now (the person who worked her ass off for this degree!). I feel so feminine in this even though it's not a dress. Also my university's colours are gold and navy, so I'll be complimenting them too I guess!
The shoes are very Cher from Clueless, which is fun but probably won't wear them to graduation (they're so high and I want to minimise my risk of falling over when I have to go up on stage and shake hands with all those guys in funny hats). I probably will go minimal on the jewellery too, or not wear any at all. I love to be simple - I think gaudy jewels can sometimes look a bit vulgar and unfeminine on someone my age.

This is the outfit I was wearing today, just because I thought it looked cute (I didn't wear this with the heels though!! I had white sandals on instead). Bought this denim dungaree dress to wear with a nice breton underneath, and it's a new favourite outfit. This is a very typical casual look for me (apart from the shoes, haha)