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Ot Just Clothes !!!Length of skirt ?
Most of the females from families who are linked to the local monastery
www.papastronsay.co.uk wear full length skirts and never wear slacks/jeans. Even the female archaeologists who visited to excavate Papa Stronsay a few years ago had to wear long skirts; and the males had to wear long trousers rather than shorts. It's an historical, cultural thing I suppose; men remove hats in church whilst women don headgear of some sort. -- Bruce Fletcher (Remove dentures to reply) |
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Ot Just Clothes !!!Length of skirt ?
At 5'2" and *wide* anything below the knee just makes me look wider,
so I go for just above the knee. Fran |
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Ot Just Clothes !!!Length of skirt ?
On Jul 9, 11:26*pm, Shanti wrote:
On Jul 7, 9:06*pm, wrote: I don`t know how many of you wear *skirts at times , but how long is/ are your skirts,, amkle length ? under /over knee ??? Just curious ??? I wear mostly skirts/dresses , length is from ankle to under knee ? mirjam I tend to agree with Joan. I'm not very tall, and my slimness doesn't save me from looking dumpy in a long skirt. Mid-calf is the maximum I tend to go. But having said that, my preferred length is just below the knee. But I own to having a couple of denim skirts finishing just above the knee, and when it gets warm (if it ever does in this constant rain) I even wear "short" shorts. I don't know how many more years I can, so I'm determined to get the most out of them while I still can! -Shanti. Thank you Shanti , I am learning a lot from all of you , mirjam |
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Ot Just Clothes !!!Length of skirt ?
On Jul 10, 12:25*am, lewmew wrote:
I'm 5'10" and leggy, so I can wear a lot of different lengths. *Most of my winter work skirts tend to be mid-calf and straight. *In summer, I go all over the place from right above the knee to mid-calf. *I like just below the knee a lot in summer. *And no sleeves I lost a lot of weight, so I needed to buy new shorts this year - most of them are a couple of inches above the knee - Bermuda or metro length. *Capris just look stupid on me. Linda Thank you Linda ,, It is a delight to read , how persons are free to make their choices and why they do it ,, mirjam |
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Ot Just Clothes !!!Length of skirt ?
On Jul 8, 12:21*am, Olwyn Mary wrote:
wrote: I don`t know how many of you wear *skirts at times , but how long is/ are your skirts,, amkle length ? under /over knee ??? Just curious ??? I wear mostly skirts/dresses , length is from ankle to under knee ? mirjam I find the most attractive length on me is around 1.5 or 2 inches below the bottom of the kneecap. *Fortunately, I make all my dress clothes, I think the way they are showing them in the shops these days at just above the kneecap is the most UNattractive length on the majority of women. |
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Ot Just Clothes !!!Length of skirt ?
On Jul 10, 1:37*am, "Bruce Fletcher (Stronsay, Orkney)"
wrote: Most of the females from families who are linked to the local monastery www.papastronsay.co.uk wear full length skirts and never wear slacks/jeans. Even the female archaeologists who visited to excavate Papa Stronsay a few years ago had to wear long skirts; and the males had to wear long trousers rather than shorts. It's an historical, cultural thing I suppose; men remove hats in church whilst women don headgear of some sort. -- Bruce Fletcher (Remove dentures to reply) Sorry Bruce , tried the Adress you gave , but nothing appeared ??? What kind of Dig was done there ? What kind of Order does the monastery belong to ???? mirjam |
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Ot Just Clothes !!!Length of skirt ?
On Jul 10, 4:47*am, Fran wrote:
At 5'2" and *wide* anything below the knee just makes me look wider, so I go for just above the knee. Fran As long as you feel ok in it ,,,, it is good that you can wear this ,,, mirjam |
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Ot Just Clothes !!!Length of skirt ?
I wear skirts very seldom these days, because although my workplace's dress
code permits them, they make sense for women at the cash desk, but not for those of us working on the sales floor. I bend, lift, crawl around to arrange things on shelves, climb up step stools and walk and run several km daily. Pantihose would never stand up to it. Pants look better with the kind of shoes I need to wear to meet the dress code and be reasonably mobile. I am going out to dinner with a friend and a visiting student on Friday, and if it is as hot as today, I might wear a dress I bought recently. The hem is just below the kneecap, whichh is where I prefer them, as I am fairly short, and think longer hems make me look even shorter. Dawne |
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