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Help me to make the effort

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tinkyboots · 31/08/2010 16:02

I've been reading the threads on here and have so many ideas. I'm finally plucking up the courage to steer clear of black trousers and 'NHS Admin Asst workwear', but I have no idea what to get, where from, and what will suit me?

I'm 37, 5'3 curvy 12 (although I do fluctuate between 10/12. I have huge thighs and quite chunky calves, and quite a large bust. I do have a small(ish) waist and slim arms though so would like to accentuate them if I can.

I dont have a huge budget either sad but really want to look like I know how to dress myself.

I love wearing colours, (especially green) and knee high boots and tights in Winter and I have a selection of scarves but really need some inspiration.

I spent a whole day yesterday aimlessly trawling the High St came away empty handed and deflated.

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ebojones · 31/08/2010 21:57

I would start by going through what you currently have in your wardrobe. Work out which things fit / suit you and get rid of any things that don't.
I tend to think classic basics are good buys as you can dress them up with accessories - such as the scarves you have.
Every wardrobe should have a good pair of dark rinse jeans - bootcut or straight leg would probably work best for your figure (try GAP). A tea dress is also a good buy - can be dressed down during th day with a skinny cardigan and ballet pums and dressed up at night with heels and statement jewellery.
A blazer style jacket in black is also a good buy. You can wear it with anything.
GAP also has some good basic Ts in basic colours at the moment - go and have a look.

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