Advice for the newly wed sisters

Anonymous · #1 (**permalink**) 9th March 2005, 14:10

Following on sis Honey's thread about women being slobs at home I just wanted to share some advice with the newly wed sisters(and the sisters yet to find their Prince Charming

You know how you have home clothes i.e. those "comfort" clothes that you slip into when you get home from work? Whether its trackies or pj's or a jellaba but just something comfy to chill in after a day of wearing boots and suits?

Anyway, before I got married my trackies were it! Straight home and into the tracksuit bottoms! When I got married there was no way I was going to prance around in negligee all evening for hubby's vieweing pleasure (too flimsy for cooking and watching telly etc) and I didn't want to wear proper clothes either. So I bought these cute dresses from H&M and Esprit short sleeve, knee-length, made from t-shirt material (so they're soft and comfy and good for relaxing in but fit tight on the body so still attractive).

That has worked for me

So there are ways of slobbing (which we all want to do especially in the evenings) without looking unattractive

_nadia_ · #2 (**permalink**) 9th March 2005, 14:58

That's a really good idea!! Comfort is a big thing for me.... so elegantly slobbing can be achieved I see!!

Honeey · #3 (**permalink**) 9th March 2005, 15:03

Shorkrane Hun,

i check them out

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Anonymous · #4 (**permalink**) 10th March 2005, 09:17

"elegant slobbing" ...that's a good term Nads, you do have a way with words!!!

HOUDA-K · #5 (**permalink**) 10th March 2005, 11:46

The only problem with T-Shirt material, is the nebulous affect when it comes out of the wash !

Anonymous · #6 (**permalink**) 10th March 2005, 13:16

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Originally posted by HOUDA-K
The only problem with T-Shirt material, is the nebulous affect when it comes out of the wash !

It depends what quality you buy and what cycle you wash them on. That is why I mentioned the H&M and Esprit dresses, its the thick ribbed t-shirt material not the normal thin kind.

They also have low round necks with draw strings so u can wear them off the shoulder if you want.

Ghazala · #7 (**permalink**) 10th March 2005, 15:01

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Originally posted by HOUDA-K
The only problem with T-Shirt material, is the nebulous affect when it comes out of the wash !

Yeah I don't like it when they lose shape either

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