by miseryloveselders 24 Replies latest jw friends
I don't like animal print, but I do like nature scenes on shirts.
It gives me an ahhh moment. Love nature!
I don't have any like that and never wore it but wolves howling at the moon just can't go out of style.
Deer pictures are so serene. So peaceful to look at.
Did I mention here that I almost hit a coyote on the way home from taking Egg to work?
It ran across the highway and into a cotton field.
dear White Dove...
there were three deer, a mom and two littler ones grazing about 200 feet from me yesterday...in my back yard. they were on a hill framed by two trees. beautiful and serene. they haven't been here much for awhile the construction work scared them off but hopefully they're back for good now that it's done. we have coyotes running throught the yard...and a while ago 3 bison!...(I've got to get a good camera and get some pictures!!!)
love michelle
don't have any like that and never wore it but wolves howling at the moon just can't go out of style.
This is what I was fishing for. Seriously? Wolves howling at the moon is fashionable? Granted it's all subjective, and who am I to question, but I just don't find nature shirts fashionable. For instance, this is hot?
You'd walk out the house wearing this with some Levi jeans?
You might enjoy reading the reviews for this t-shirt:
Love me some fashion talk.
I do have a zebra print Kathy Van Zeeland purse which is pretty cool.
I also have a cute spaghetti strap top with these molded boob things and it kind of flares out baby doll style that is a leopard print and has some pink in it. I wear a black sweater over it, but it is also in style. Other than that, Nah, not a fan. I do think leopard print high heels have their place if they are really nice heels, and worn with a plain black dress.
I like animal print in small doses to punch up an outfit, I limit it to one item in the look. My wardrobe includes leopard print ballet flats, leopard print stilletto, leopard print skinny belt, zebra print pencil skirt and leopard print scarf.
T-shirts with animal illustrations, faux fur outerwear and faux leather clothing...not feeling these at all.
The only animal print I have are some red leopard print leggings my mother-in-law got for me. I love them, however, I only wear them around the house.
Animal prints - I don't consider fashionable, but if used sparingly, like Sherah said, you might get away with it.
T-shirts with wolves, moons, eagles etc - very mid-west American. Not fashionable and smacks of white trash to me.
You'll find neither of those looks in my wardrobe.
P.S. Had to laugh at "healthy". Although if she has saggy boobs, it sounds more like she needs a decent bra than anything else.
Saggy boobs are a fact of life as you get older, but that's when they're au naturale. If she's wearing a bra, it should be supporting her breasts, not emphasising her "healthiness".
I was a total leopard print addict in my 20s. Leopard skirts, leopard dress, leopard jacket and jeans, leopard purse, leopard shoes. I even have leopard print furniture in my room. As Sherah said, leopard or other animal prints are ok in small doses. You also have to make sure the print is not too big, and that the fabric quality is nice or it can look trashy. I'm not as into it anymore.
