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Alternative wedding outfit! Must look good with wellies and be camping friendly.

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justineandcarrieneedanewlawyer · 18/08/2009 17:47

Help!
Guests likely to be dreadlocked middle class hippy types.
Actual wedding taking place in old mansion house so would prefer not to wear wellies the whole time.

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Heated · 18/08/2009 17:52

What about Uttam or Yumi Popular with Kate Moss etc and can be dressed up or down.

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BunnyLebowski · 18/08/2009 17:52

Ah we need SO much more info!

Your size, shape, colouring for a start. Your usual style, likes and dislikes.

Your budget?

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Platesmasher · 18/08/2009 18:18

size 16 (although getting smaller)
shape pear/apple
colouring - scottish white
long brown hair
i like pattern and colour although look good in black.
budget schmudget!
not really. high street prices only.

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Platesmasher · 18/08/2009 18:18

note namechange mid thread.
must stop doing that.

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Lulubee · 18/08/2009 18:20

You need something vintage that looks like Granny could have worn it, and a string of pearls. Contrast with wellies is good. Toast perhaps?

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Lulubee · 18/08/2009 18:21

Ooh no, forget toast, just had a look at their current collection and all the dresses are foul. Hang on, I'll be back...

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Platesmasher · 18/08/2009 18:23

i like the pattern on this uttam dress

but the style is all wrong.
too short, too puffy around the middle etc.

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Lulubee · 18/08/2009 18:26

Uttam black dress in DP?

here

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Heated · 18/08/2009 18:28

Damn ,Lulubee, but you're good at this!

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Lulubee · 18/08/2009 18:30

Or maybe a bit more classic, like this

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Platesmasher · 18/08/2009 18:30

yup nice.
would need to wear a cardi though.

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Lulubee · 18/08/2009 18:31

Fanks

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Platesmasher · 18/08/2009 18:31

Dress code: smart, bright colours and hats of all types. It could be muddy and wobbly.

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Platesmasher · 18/08/2009 18:32

ooh that's purdy.
maybe a bit pale for me though. i do better in stronger colours.

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Heated · 18/08/2009 18:34

The [[http://www.uttamdirect.com/item.php?code=T1051 Uttam dress] is here too, and also in another colour, but think the black is better.

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BintOfBohemia · 18/08/2009 18:35

I've got that red dress in blue - it's loooooovely, and very flattering. Wedding sounds fab!

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aarghhelp · 18/08/2009 18:39

I bought a pair of these yesterday. They would look good perhaps in this context? (assume you are guest and not bride) Hunters do white wellies now for brides...

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Lulubee · 18/08/2009 18:47

I can't link to that Utam dress? Want to seee!

I love the fabric on this dress, not sure if you're happy with strapless?

ta-da

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Platesmasher · 18/08/2009 18:54

they have some nice welly patterns on there.

what red dress bint?

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Platesmasher · 18/08/2009 18:56

i have a dress similar to that in brighter colours, with optional straps and a shrug.
forgot about it.
i'll go try it on.

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Platesmasher · 18/08/2009 19:22

nope, my monsoon dress isn't cool enough.
i look like an oversized fairy.

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Lulubee · 18/08/2009 19:25

Dress should be slightly above the knee to look good with wellies I think, and also chiffon/floral is a good contrast...

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Platesmasher · 18/08/2009 19:32

the look

but the dress must be knee length

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Platesmasher · 18/08/2009 20:53

simple purple dress?

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Platesmasher · 18/08/2009 21:05

boden?

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