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had another DONT BUY IT moment in Marks shoes today. Lady with the daughter and the knee boots

83 replies

BrendaandEddie · 08/11/2015 19:18

DONT LISTEN TO HER

the boots looked terrible. They made your legs look bigger and just shit.
DONT wear them around the house first to get them to loosen up, they didnt fit or suit

get a cool ankle boot instead.
And get a new daughter

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lurkingfromhome · 09/11/2015 17:22

Mine too. I was once described as looking like a demented tablecloth. I can't remember what I could possibly have been experimenting with as practically my entire wardrobe is black, white, grey and navy with no pattern in sight Grin

fanjoforthemammaries7850 · 09/11/2015 17:26

i once thought i looked fab in a new black jumper with black feathers round neck (this was pushing 20 years ago). No, apparently I looked like a gothic vicar.

fanjoforthemammaries7850 · 09/11/2015 17:27

he was right and i didnt wear it again

niminypiminy · 09/11/2015 17:30

I once had an hour-long strop with my mum because she wanted to lend me her Mary Quant raincoat.

No, no, no - not bloody Mary Quant, don't make me wear a sixties icon when it's 1979. Now, I'd kill for it.

Oxfordblue · 09/11/2015 19:19

It's the expression "tucked into boots" that gets me - if you need to 'tuck' your jeans are too bloody wide ! WinkGrin

Twinklestein · 09/11/2015 19:30

Maybe I'm an arsehole but I don't give a shit what other people buy.

BabyGanoush · 09/11/2015 19:56

Laughing at the mexican and the vicar Grin

I once bought a very classy (I thought) choc brown hooded bathrobe from White company. It looked so sumptuous and classy.

"Hey" says DH, " you look like a Belgian Monk"

I felt so sexy Hmm

Grin
namelessposter · 09/11/2015 20:16

Aged 22, I proudly bought home my charity-shop bargain, a navy cashmere overcoat. "You like exactly like Noel Coward in that" said my sister, entirely correctly. I wore it twice, feeling the whole time like I should get some monogrammed slippers on. Then it went back to the charity shop.

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