I am still undecided about what to wear due to the change of venue from a large convention hall to a half dozen separate buildings and tents at a country fairgrounds. Needless to say, I will forgo my usual Hamvention wear (dress and heels) for something more casual.
Leggings, jeans, shorts, skirt with a top?
Probably not jeans because jeans are too casual – after all, I will be staffing a booth and representing my group as its secretary, director and newsletter editor.
Maybe I should go to Dress Barn and ask them to put a casual, but not too casual outfit together for me.
Any suggestions?
Thought for the Day
If I transitioned, would Monday mornings be more bearable because I would be facing the world as a woman?
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| Wearing FRAME blazer, Ganni Dalton shirt and IRO shorts (source: Intermix). |
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| Cast members of an all-male stage production of Annie. |
Hi Stana if it were me i would go for some smart ankle boots black hose and a knee length skirt and casual top depending on the weather
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Deleteleggings, flats and a nice colorful top will do ya...
ReplyDeleteThank you, Joanna!
DeleteHmmm, "Country Fairgrounds" screams "boots" to me!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Anony!
DeleteTailored jeans or slacks, loafer flat shoes, and a nice cashmere sweater.
ReplyDeleteEvery morning is better after transition, but the only thing that will make Mondays good will be retirement.
Longer, looser skirts, perhaps a broomstick style with wedges. Wedges will work on all surfaces and are appropriately casual.
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DeleteStana, whenever I want to look a little less dressy (not too much mind you) I always opt for boots, especially ankle boots. I have a couple of pairs of short boots with stacked heels and wearing them with a skirt or a dress keeps me girly, but takes just the right amount of dressiness out of the ensemble.
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Sally
Thank you, Sally.
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