When I'm in Topshop i seem to think i'm 18

[traceybath]

and lead a life of going out loads with friends and getting dressed up.

So ended up buying this yesterday.

I am 35 and have a 3 year old and 6 month old.

I am returning it tomorrow. Am i the only one who buys clothes that are too young and for a life i just don't lead any more?

It did look nice though . . .

[DonutMum]

Ah, see what you mean.

Am 39. Stopped doing topshop, except for bags and jeans, 2 years ago.

[FluffyMummy123]

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[SheherazadetheGoat]

keep it, you can use it as a duster

[FluffyMummy123]

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[scorpio1]

i got a kate moss red pansy dress.....nice?

[sophiebbb]

If it looked nice then keep it for pity's sake!!!

My sister has great legs but took her skinny jeans back because she has two kids and said that a mum shouldn't really wear that sort of thing.

Tosh!!!

[traceybath]

Have got a blazer it would look nice with but just don't think i'd get much wear out of it and also it is a bit crappy quality.

Am wearing white skinny jeans today though - so still quite impractical and hopefully not too mumsy.

[beaniesteve]

If you're 35 - why on earth would you buy into that whole 80's thing - it's awful.

IMO.

[mum2oandh]

Can't get jeans that fit from anywhere else, always feel a bit weird pushing the pushchair round though......still can always use it to knock over stick thin 19 year olds, (am not a bit envious, oh no...)

[sophiebbb]

I went to Miss Selfridge the other day and was actually a bit pissed off that they hadn't done their merchandising to allow a pushchair through!!! I chuckled to myself about that one.