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tie neck dress

  • 25-11-2012 7:03pm
    #1
    [Deleted User]
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    Please help out a total fashion novice here. I live in jeans and hoodies.

    I have this dress that ties round the neck. What is the protocol with this? I always tied it in a knot and left the loose ends hanging down my back. Or do you tie it in a bow? Going to a friend's birthday party this weekend and just don't know what to do about this! (First world problems ;) )

    Also, I don't dance, I never have and never will, but at what point during the night is it acceptable to take off your heels and put on flats?

    She'll kill me if I show up in a hoody! :pac:


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  • #2
    Aoifums
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    Either is okay. If the ends are long enough and you have them tied in a knot, they might fall forward which ruins the look of the dress. But tying it in a bow can be annoying. Just go with whichever feels more comfortable. A bow might look better if you have your hair up.

    Are you used to wearing heels? If not, your calf muscles will die when you take them off. I very rarely wear heels so my legs aren't used to them, but taking them off after a night out is better than having to hobble around when I want to be dancing. But you probably won't need to keep wearing heels once the main photos are taken. You could switch to flats for dancing anyway.


  • #3
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 0 ✭ [Deleted User]


    Aoifums wrote: »
    Either is okay. If the ends are long enough and you have them tied in a knot, they might fall forward which ruins the look of the dress. But tying it in a bow can be annoying. Just go with whichever feels more comfortable. A bow might look better if you have your hair up.

    Are you used to wearing heels? If not, your calf muscles will die when you take them off. I very rarely wear heels so my legs aren't used to them, but taking them off after a night out is better than having to hobble around when I want to be dancing. But you probably won't need to keep wearing heels once the main photos are taken. You could switch to flats for dancing anyway.

    Cheers! I think tying it up and letting the ends hang down my back as I have done feels better.

    I wear heels about once a year! I'll only cope about three hours in them. I don't dance, I just never do. But I guess when the dancing starts I can take the heels off!


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