NO TCHOCHTKE: Does this make me look preggers?
ou live in a hous
e with a new oven like this (right)... sincere congrats but for this survey sorry: YOU DON'T COUNT! In fact, we envy mamas-to-be because your carrying-time coincides with current fashion trends that rub your bellies in all the right ways. Tis' the season where loosely is said to be lovely! We're talking flowy tunics, bubble tops... big full skirts...shapeless shift dresses. Pieces you wanna put on once you see just how fab they look on...HER:
THE PICTURE ABOVE IS THE ROOT OF MY PROBLEMS!I fall in love with a style that I'm not quite sure I can pull off. Even with all the doubt I have often put on a pair of patent t-straps and walked out and taken the risk. But my bubbly boldness is always shortlived... followed by the annoying inevitable. First it's my my mom, then my friend Jen, the local coffee barista gets it next, traffic Kris, co-workers get in on the poll, then I move on to strangers- basically anyone who will listen and answer my one question: Do I look pregnant? It happened this week when I went out on a limb or some may say out to the ocean and donned this aqua pleated dress by Simply Vera. My co-anchor Andrea and I joked about the roundness of the shape but our love for the color. Cynthia at the front desk at Channel 9 confessed until she saw me in person she just "couldn't figure it out". Was I wearing a jacket or a dress? But she followed up with "I love it!".. hmmm. KimChi thought it was real cute and that it didn't make me look big on-air it just doesn't highlight your shape she says. I went back a pulled tape from a broadcast a couple days ago and I too... can find my waistline.
Yeah, I admit the belt look is more flattering but man- it sucks to have to literally try to suck it all in all the time. And YES it felt GREAT to wear Big Blue and not worry about anything underneath. Was it worth all the anguish and pointless pregger
s anxiety that came with throwing out the waistline? I honestly don't know. Just like I don't know why this billowy look is such the rage these days to begin with. I could maybe understand if COMFORT was a factor on the runway but we all know that's never been the case. So here's my conclusion on this issue. I'm gonna continue to flaunt the style but I'll tell you I'm gonna take the chance and do it cheap. No splurges here. Also, I'm gonna look for elements that accentuate the body. Do the waist-less top with a straight skirt or pant or top the full skirt with a fitted tank. I'm just hoping next time I step out... all out, I get more of the "Oh cutes!" vs "Congratulations!" without question.
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