Those Adidas ones are gorgeous, Laska, good choice. I bought some Air and Grace Leopard ones from JL during Black Friday, and I sort of love them (even though S&B says they are overhyped crap).
Rick, I have the winter Ivy - def go smaller than you think you will need. I'm currently a 34K, and I have one in medium and one in small, and the small is def a better fit. They are so comfy though, round about December time I practically had to have them surgically removed, I wore them so much.
Right, I'm sending back all the T shirts - I just can't get my head round £27 for a fairly ordinary t shirt when inevitably it will have sun tan lotion and midge repellant on it after one wear. I'm still dithering about the striped raw edge linen. I do like it very much (have worn the plain ones loads already) just wondering if it's 'just another stripey top". It's also MUCH bigger than the plain ones. Which sort of made me wish I'd sized up more in the plain. Anyway, decision pending on that.
The yellow 'love says the day' top is probably going back. Its SO bloody soft that I want to keep it (and is the same colour as that yellow jumper I bought in the sale, which I adore), but old lady with huge norks and a slogan tee maybe isn't going to work. I have the yellow love sweat, and maybe that's as far as I can go.
My final item was the yellow sloppy joe. Again, jury is out. It's lovely, goes very well with my denim pencil skirt, but it's identical to the yellow Love sweat, except with short sleeves. And my mum did make me laugh, as she was with me when the box arrived, and when I opened it, she said 'look at the state of that, it's worn right through at the hems, it can't possibly be new. Imagine them sending that out!'
As a general point, I'm struggling a bit just now with what is a 'good' look. I just haven't adjusted to my huge weight loss yet, I frequently don't recognise myself in mirrors/shop windows etc. And because I'm now relatively slim, so much choice has opened up to me, that I sometimes worry that I wear something (like slogan top above), because I CAN and not because it's a good look. Do you know what I mean? On top of that, being bald is also confusing. I lost so much more hair about 3-4 weeks ago, I had the lot buzzed off. Can't remember if I mentioned that or not. I'm glad I did it, its much less stressful then trying to arrange the odd strand of hair strategically over ever growing bald bits. AND I love my wigs. I know I'm really fortunate that I can afford to buy a few and have different looks. But they change me so much. A) that I have hair at all B) that they (I hallucinate!) make me look so much younger - till you are up close, that is. So that skews what I feel I can wear. I absolutely hate the view of mutton etc, but at the same time, I don't want to look like a parody. I guess I want to look amazing at 60, rather than 60 trying to look 30. Am I even talking sense??