Posted on 05/17/2005 12:18:46 PM PDT by pissant
For those with long lean tanned limbs, stop reading. You can wear it with trainers and flat shoes and nothing else....I was forced to wonder if the omission of the blouse was deliberate or a treat for us guys.
Yes, that look would definitely work!
You can say that again.
That's a ton of information that I will never ever need.
They don't bother with such tivialities in much of europe!
I hope not!
Yeah, but there definitely has to be a weight limit!!
"How To Wear A Mini-Skirt"
First rule: Make sure your name isn't Mad Maddie Notbright, and you aren't sitting on a stage, legs crossed, with your thunder thighs showing to the world in all their "glory."
I never thought I would say this, but as an American I am grateful that the Hildebeast prefers to wear pants as she roams the world and the Senate making a nuisance of herself.
LOL
Thanks for conjuring up memories of Maddie! Yikes!
Flats and a mini-skirt. Yeah, in the 80's.
Short skirt=high heels. Period.
If this is such a big problem, why not switch 'em up in the first place and save the trouble...
I'm in love!
good idea
I'd wear fishnets, but I'd be afraid of Greenpeace trying to free my thighs. Sigh......
Ewww...Hildebeast in any kind of skirt is just wrong on so many levels. With those cankles and all.
"The new fashion trend of loosenesslooks great with short skirts. An off the shoulder top or ruched neckline creates a loose silhouette that counters the smallness of the skirt below. Tight skirt and tight top can look a bit, well…"
Add a wide belt, and you have my outfit from 8th grade (1987ish)
I've been known to wear heels with shorts. Article was obviously written by a feminist.
At 36, I will NEVER wear a miniskirt again, or a bikini for that matter.
3 children will really destroy a woman's body.
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