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Getting my long hair chopped off later...am I going to want a new wardrobe?

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FeuDeRussie · 15/11/2012 14:32

Hopefully it will look something like this (except I have dark brown hair - same texture and fringe as her though).

Those who've gone for the chop - did you feel like your normal clothes didn't work afterwards?

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dexter73 · 15/11/2012 14:48

You just want a good excuse to go shopping Wink!! But to answer your question - no I didn't. Having my hair cut didn't change the clothes I wore.

FeuDeRussie · 15/11/2012 14:52

Yes I do! Am totally bored with my style - and it's very girly (lots of printed dresses) and am hoping I'll turn into some kind of chic gamine Audrey Hepburn type with shorter hair Grin

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QueenieLovesEels · 15/11/2012 18:20

Have a pixie and work a gamine look then.

Dancealot · 15/11/2012 18:40

I had my hair chopped recently from past ny shoulders to very short, I love it! I found round necks don't seem to suit me anymore, but v necks look great. I have also gone a bit mad buying earrings as they are much more on show with short hair.

Love the hairstyle you have picked by the way.

kenanddreary · 15/11/2012 18:54

Roll neck jumpers look fantastic with short hair!

I also found though that my hoop ear-ring no longer suited me Sad, so studs only for me after that.

kenanddreary · 15/11/2012 18:55

Have just looked at your photo. That's not a very short style so don't think you will have the ear-ring dilemma that I did Grin!

TravelinColour · 15/11/2012 20:24

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germyrabbit · 15/11/2012 20:26

your hair will look like a flamingo jumper?

putonyourredshoes · 15/11/2012 20:31

the hair cut is gorgeous, you must have great hair to be able to get that fringe to lie flat. I am v jealous as tried a similar cut and my hair flicked all away to the sides - annoying!

For your question I guess it depends on how long your hair is currently and whether it's of a similar style. If it's long, straight and centre parting and you tend to wear flares and cheesecloth, then yes, you will need some new clothes!

cuggles · 15/11/2012 20:41

read this before I looked at your link....thought you meant short short! - I went from long hair...below shoulder a fair bit to gamine/pixie crop a few weeks ago and I love it but yes to the wardrobe...roll necks I agree and high neck "going out tops" - scarves too and stud earrings. Get the hair first, have a try on session at home then shop! - Enjoy it! cant find a reason to change shoes but I am sure there is one!

StrawberriesTasteLikeLipsDo · 15/11/2012 20:43

No style advice but, depending how much you are having chopped off, would you consider giving the hair to charity? I only ask as my cousin had hers cut today and has found one very grateful of it.

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