Live Online Chat Thursday July 6th 9-10pm with TV Stylist Angela Buttolph

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BBC2?s ?Dressing Dangerously? presenter Angela Buttolph will be answering questions live on Mumsnet on Thursday 6th July from 9-10pm. An acclaimed stylist and fashion commentator, Angela is part of the GE Money Transformations panel and will be offering advice on how mums can keep up with the latest fashion trends and look stylish on a budget. Post your questions in advance below, or join us here live on Thursday at 9pm.

I can't believe you resemble a fimble in any way, btw!

she was on dressing dangersouly
think she tookt he PISS hightly out of all those mad middel aged depressive women on that show

Are there ay control pants that don't squish flab over the top?!

lol scumster - I was joshing - I don't know who this person is either, as long as it's not the blond one with the glasses

At what age should you stop wearing jeans?
(chortle chortle)

Sorry, have been trying not to post this all evening, but FFS - "Buttolph"????

ROFLMAO

Isn't is a fine line between dressing fashionably/ looking like mutton dressed as lamb... how do women over 40 manage to stay on the right side??

Isn't fashion just for thin people really?

What are the key 'capsule componenets' for a woman who works in a mostly 'business casual' environment, but wants to have her seniority acknowledged and respected?

What should the staples of a SAHM's wardrobe be, if the sahm has very young children, goes to the park regularly, walks everywhere pushing a pushchair and still wants to look good on the school run?

How can I stop looking like a beached whale on a sunbed? I am size 16 with a big bum and tummy. I would love to wear anything except my black swimming baths swimsuit.

bleach blonde highlights - yes or no?

I'm 36, skinny, look a bit younger, feel much younger. I'm a bit scruffy and lean towards quirky things. What I can I wear without looking muttony or sad?

I would love to wear all the lasest trends but lets face it they don't always mix well with small children. What is the best way to look stylish without sacrificing practicality on the way?

Does magic underwear exsist that will take you back to pre-baby shape? Or alternativitly, best tricks for hiding the middle bit!

I have a wedding to go to in august and want to find a dress that will work miracles. Im a size 16 with a bit of a tummy but want to look as slim as possible also im only 28 and 5ft 2in so i need a style that wont make me look too old or short and dumpy or show off too many rolls (dresses that flare from the bust just make me look pregnant so they are a definate no) Have you any ideas? We have just returned from holiday so i only have about £50 to spend. I have ordered a cullotte dress from littlewoods but it is black and i am unsure if i should wear black to a wedding even if i do team it with red accessories and shoes.

Ive only got 4wks to find the perfect outfit and i am starting to get desperate. Can you help?

Where can I buy tops in the summer that dont show a huge expanse of shoulder flesh?

Also what style skirt would suit me best: Im 5'3, baggy tummy, huge arse etc but can deal with that. I need to hide/disguise my tummy desperately

What style of winter coat would you suggest for someone who is very pregnant?

Also please answer cappucino's question and save us all a bomb.

Wardrobe staples for a new stay at home mum of a 3yo and 18mo. Cannot easily go high street shopping with the 'darlings', get too overawed by internet shopping - just too much to choose from. I need practcal, stylish, cheap/mod priced things that I won't have to change every year. 5ft 10, size 12 no norks! Please don't let me slide into the oblivion of jeans+fleece. Ta

oh and handbags. is there a short cut to spending 600 quid at mulberry, which sadly i haven't got.

I'm tall and have a serious Mummy Tummy (someone used the term 'ruined knitting' on a thread not so long ago...), so where can I buy tops that cover my flab? I mean really cover, even after they've been washed and shrunk a bit. I have some from top shop...where else?

Also, big arms and sleeveless/string strap tops...I think its a no-no, but what are the summer alternatives?

Whats the best colour to wear so that baby puke doesnt show up too much??

Hello! Very much looking forward to chatting later! Catch you at 9pm tonight!

oh I'm going to miss it

hi there

would like a new winter coat - nothing too heavy as I travel a lot on commuter trains. I am a pear shape so avoid belted coats. Articles in magazines always say go for something with "interest" around the neck like a jazzy collar, to balance you out. But I think they're horrid. Help!

Hi all - a reminder that Angela will be here in 5 minutes to give some answers to these queries, but hopefully there'll be time for lots more so do keep your questions coming!!

See you in five minutes

Hello everyone! Thanks for joining me for this webchat! Angela