The Chatwalk - Off Topic Thread

The Lovely Muffin · 08-09-2010 07:35PM

Lolnouska wrote: »

sorry i actually havn't checked this before, i got it in topshop quite awhile ago and i can only find the dress online in black and this teal colour http://www.topshop.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?beginIndex=0&viewAllFlag=&catalogId=33057&storeId=12556&categoryId=209717&parent_category_rn=208523&productId=1935387&langId=-1

hope that helps x

Thank you so much.

Do you mind me asking, which Topshop store did you get it in? I might phone them and ask if they have any left lol.

Also, is it big fitting? I am an 8-10 (hips = 10 lol).

Lolnouska · 08-09-2010 07:41PM

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sorry about that, didnt know how to go about it.

Lolnouska · 08-09-2010 07:42PM

Purple_Bobbin wrote: »

Thank you so much.

Do you mind me asking, which Topshop store did you get it in? I might phone them and ask if they have any left lol.

Also, is it big fitting? I am an 8-10 (hips = 10 lol).

i got it in topshop at the top of grafton street mid summer

the fitting is actually really nice i thought, it sorta goes in at the waist ever so slightly, but u can wear it sorta baggy too which looks great. im sure it would look fab either way

x

The Lovely Muffin · 08-09-2010 07:47PM

Lolnouska wrote: »

i got it in topshop at the top of grafton street mid summer the fitting is actually really nice i thought, it sorta goes in at the waist ever so slightly, but u can wear it sorta baggy too which looks great. im sure it would look fab either way x

So, would you recommend I go for an 8 or 10? As I said before, I'm a 10 on the hips, but an 8 on top lol.

Thank you very much, you have been very helpful.

Lolnouska · 08-09-2010 07:54PM

Purple_Bobbin wrote: »

So, would you recommend I go for an 8 or 10? As I said before, I'm a 10 on the hips, but an 8 on top lol.

Thank you very much, you have been very helpful.

oh sorry didn't know that was what you were asking me! I would recommend an 8, but then again i think you should try it on and see what it looks like on yourself before you take my opinion! you know your body better than i do

The Lovely Muffin · 08-09-2010 07:58PM

Lolnouska wrote: »

oh sorry didn't know that was what you were asking me! I would recommend an 8, but then again i think you should try it on and see what it looks like on yourself before you take my opinion! you know your body better than i do

Thank you so much for your help, I really appreciate it.

08-09-2010 09:25PM

Fajitas! wrote: »

As much as I dislike buying from Urban Outfitters, they have some lovely mens boots & shoes in stock.

http://www.urbanoutfitters.co.uk/Shop-By-Brand/Grenson/icat/grenson&bklist=icat,5,shop,mens,mensbrands,grenson&source=100906mgwtext

Luckily, I'm far too broke to be buying them.

Why the dislike for Urban Outfitters?

Fajitas! · 08-09-2010 09:35PM

Ah I just dislike the Urban Outfitter package - flannel-shirted-skinny-jeaned-horrible-tache-sporting-fixie-cycling-Lomography-using-trendieness.

I also just don't wear/like the clothes they sell in there. And I dislike a couple of brands they sell - Lomography p*ss me off, even though I bought from them in the past.

I'm just bitter

OldGoat · 08-09-2010 09:44PM

Fajitas! wrote: »

I'm just bitter

Lolz. Made me spit gin over my keyboard.

Fajitas! · 08-09-2010 09:52PM

On a school night!?!

OldGoat · 08-09-2010 10:03PM

Fajitas! wrote: »

On a school night!?!

I'll use any excuse I can get.
It's a school night, gimme gin.
It's not a school night, gimme gin.
I have gin, gimme gin.

08-09-2010 11:26PM

Fajitas! wrote: »

Ah I just dislike the Urban Outfitter package - flannel-shirted-skinny-jeaned-horrible-tache-sporting-fixie-cycling-Lomography-using-trendieness.

I also just don't wear/like the clothes they sell in there. And I dislike a couple of brands they sell - Lomography p*ss me off, even though I bought from them in the past.

I'm just bitter

I laughed.

Novella · 08-09-2010 11:53PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I laughed.

Why?

Nervous Wreck · 10-09-2010 01:28AM

OldGoat wrote: »

I'll use any excuse I can get.
It's a school night, gimme gin.
It's not a school night, gimme gin.
I have gin, gimme gin.

Haha, that one made me laugh!

The Cool · 12-09-2010 01:06PM

WHEN will H&M come to Galway?!?!? I was in the Dundrum one yesterday, raided the place! Speaking of which, that was my first time in the Dundrum shopping centre - I'm rarely in Dublin - and I have to say, I was impressed.

jellie · 13-09-2010 07:38PM

The Cool wrote: »

WHEN will H&M come to Galway?!?!? I was in the Dundrum one yesterday, raided the place! Speaking of which, that was my first time in the Dundrum shopping centre - I'm rarely in Dublin - and I have to say, I was impressed.

I

Dundrum, one of my favourite places to spend a few hours off :pac:

Nervous Wreck · 13-09-2010 10:48PM

I don't like Dundrum SC; it's horribly impersonal and clinical and the HMV is sub-par for DVD buying.... Damn good place to go cinema and shop in general though. Bah!

OldGoat · 13-09-2010 10:50PM

The Cool wrote: »

Speaking of which, that was my first time in the Dundrum shopping centre - I'm rarely in Dublin

Pfffft, I live here and I've still not been to the centre.

Toto Wolfcastle · 14-09-2010 08:14AM

OldGoat wrote: »

Pfffft, I live here and I've still not been to the centre.

You're not really missing out. I go there to buy shoes. That's all. Oh and for breakfast in Douglas and Kaldi.

phasers · 14-09-2010 09:15AM

I've been to Dundrum once and hated it, am I the only one who thinks it's really poorly laid out?

I feel kind of trapped when I'm there

unepetite · 14-09-2010 11:22AM

janeybabe wrote: »

You're not really missing out. I go there to buy shoes. That's all. Oh and for breakfast in Douglas and Kaldi.

I'm from Dublin and I'd hazard a guess that I've ventured out there a grand total of 6/7 times. I just really don't like the ambience of the place; and I never seem to find much/anything despite the selection being ostensibly bigger. I think, despite the fact tha it obviously makes shopping trips much longer, I prefer wandering around town to individual shops. There's a nicer atmosphere, being out and about (exception: Christmas time!!) Maybe that's just me.

dresstoimpress · 14-09-2010 11:44AM

I don't really like shopping there either. Very hard to find something unique there, that everyone hasn't seen already!

jamillia · 14-09-2010 04:19PM

I live near enough to it, so go there a lot. Much prefer to go and stroll around town but sometimes it's handy to have. A necessary, or convenient evil.

Quite like House of Frasier and the cinema.

jellie · 14-09-2010 09:04PM

youre all mental :P

i think i just love having most of the shops i like so close together without having to venture into the rain

if it had new look itd be perfect

i think as well for me before Dundrum the nearest shopping centre to me was liffey valley or blanch which were aaaaaaaaaages away so if i was going shopping it was to town.

I do quite like Liffey Valley too

Twee. · 14-09-2010 09:47PM

If Liffey Valley had Penney's we'd be sorted! I rarely spend time in the centre shopping as I work there, so don't like being there out of hours

I do like Dundrum, probably because I don't go there too often! But always number one is going into town. I adore Dublin City.

Absolute lust for this coat Topshopomgwant. Last thing I need is another coat... but I think I need it! With the winter coming up, all you need is black jeans, boots and a FAB coat

Futurecrook · 14-09-2010 09:58PM

Twee. wrote: »

If Liffey Valley had Penney's we'd be sorted! I rarely spend time in the centre shopping as I work there, so don't like being there out of hours I do like Dundrum, probably because I don't go there too often! But always number one is going into town. I adore Dublin City.

Absolute lust for this coat Topshopomgwant. Last thing I need is another coat... but I think I need it! With the winter coming up, all you need is black jeans, boots and a FAB coat

Of course you need it! Think of how cold our winters are. Coats are a must-have. You can never have too many! Okay, well you probably can... but still, it's pretty so you should buy it!

fonpokno · 14-09-2010 10:02PM

Who cares if you don't need it Twee. The fact is you deserve it!

unepetite · 14-09-2010 10:55PM

Adorable wee coat, Twee.

You should buy it......:p

Twee. · 14-09-2010 11:11PM

fonpokno wrote: »

Who cares if you don't need it Twee. The fact is you deserve it!

I do need a treat

Haircut is first on the list, I'm gonna do a hair makeover.

Novella · 14-09-2010 11:22PM

Twee. wrote: »

If Liffey Valley had Penney's we'd be sorted! I rarely spend time in the centre shopping as I work there, so don't like being there out of hours I do like Dundrum, probably because I don't go there too often! But always number one is going into town. I adore Dublin City.

Absolute lust for this coat Topshopomgwant. Last thing I need is another coat... but I think I need it! With the winter coming up, all you need is black jeans, boots and a FAB coat

You do need that coat, Twee! It's gorgeous!

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