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Hi Ladies ,
I bought a cute one piece swimsuit on line that was covered with a glittery material and it changed color depending on the how the light hit it from purple to silver.
It looked Beautiful
So it arrived Last night and I had to try it on.
I took it to our master bedroom and tried it on and looked at how cute it looked on me in our master bathroom.
After I take it off I see it,Oh Know glitter every where.
I spent the next hour swiftering our floor and shaking out bathroom rugs.
Girls I think Im done with glittery clothing.
Huggs Patty LOL
You know my love of one piece swimsuits. I’ve got a couple shiny ones in my collection. Some are covered in fine glitter, some are shiny material. It’s kind of hard to tell by pictures until you see it in person…and my method is to just place the order when I am up for it. Fortunately, I made my glittery messes when I was single, so I was able to take my time to clean up.
Patty, I hope you cleaned it up well enough to avoid any awkward questions!
I too love glittery clothes, and have the same thing happen to me sometimes and it gets a bit tense doing the clean up!
Amy
Patty…..
Dressed to kill in glitter….you disco diva!!!!….
I think Glitter is like Marmite….you love it or hate it !!
I love glitter eyeshadow…but checking there is none right in the corner of your eyes is a MUST….no matter how well you think you have removed it…. there’s always something in the corners!!!
but what a weapon too!!!…anyone you don’t like, just send heavily glittered Christmas cards…..they will be trying to hoover it up from out of their carpets and rugs for months!!!….I even add more loose glitter to the envelope sometimes…haha.
Naughty grace xx
Oh Grace, sorry- forgot to mention- there’s a parcel for you!!!!
( naughtie Anya – and rugs !)
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Yep glitter should be banned or reserved only for strippers…. lol.
Once I got some glitter duct tape and of course glitter was everywhere!
A lesson well learned and in your own space. A shame too, for it clearly was a delight.
Other tell tale moments to watch – stray single hair from a wig, sequins from skirt or underwear. Tiny pieces of paper that line the packets and boxes. Receipts, security tags, labels and plastic attached thereof. Paper from shoes, and price labels that were not attached. Yes girls, there is an art to being “ tidy” when it matters.
You guessed, I’m closet!!.
However- we are who we are,
Girls have to do what they do. I’m not one to give up because there is a “ risk”.
The risk is sometimes the urge to dress. But mostly, we do what we need to do.
Don’t get me wrong, friends, I admire you all- there is no envy here. Just amazing appreciation. We are who we are and we are exhorted to be ourselves. That is ok for me! And I hope for you too.Haha!
As a sequin addict, I resemble those comments!
Glitter and sequins is the new, er… glitter and sequins.
I used to love the looks of the glam groups in the early 1970s, and I don’t think it’s ever left me.
There was a 1973/4 episode of the children’s television programme Blue Peter which followed and interviewed Sweet, who were awesome, by the way.
I distinctly remember them saying that they raided their sister’s wardrobes for costume items – and I loved that idea, aged 9…
Tidying up the shiny bits after a night out is a small price to pay for the feeling of being glammed up to the 9’s.
Love Laura
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