If anyone can find me this outfit you are a miracle worker.

[Imtoooldforallthis]

Need an outfit for twin daughters 18th birthday party which is being held in a city centre night club. DDs are young, gorgeous, tiny and will be wearing as little as possible as will there friends. Only family going are parents, siblings and cousins. What the heck do I wear. I'm 48, 5'1 a size 14 with big boobs and big belly and struggle to wear heels.

Yes I know I've asked the impossible., but any help would be appreciated.

Hmme what about wide leg trousers over pleather leggings? Bit more modern? There are some nice ones in flowy fabric around too
Or if you still fancy a dress, would the jigsaw one suit your colouring?

I thought you meant wide leg trousers with leggings underneath, and felt very out of touch.😊

Ohh no, don't do that imagine the sweatiness factor in a club!
The pic are sosander pleather ones...

Honestly don't try to do clubbing gear. Wear something that you love for you and that you'll wear loads over the summer. You're their mum not one of their 18yo friends and that's good.

I'd wear either a floaty dress and trainers or wide leg trousers.

Sosander coated leopard print trousers

How about a cool blazer and slip dress? Would look great with those green shoes. I wore something similar on Saturday and felt dressed up but comfy/cool etc, also have big boobs 🙄

@Gandalfsthong

How about a cool blazer and slip dress? Would look great with those green shoes. I wore something similar on Saturday and felt dressed up but comfy/cool etc, also have big boobs 🙄

Any recommendations on on slip dresses?

All Saints always have absolutely beautiful slip dresses, but they're not really cut for big boobs.

I really like your first idea @Imtoooldforallthis - cream Zara blazer, cream double layer bra strap covering cami and coated leather hold it all in leggings. You'll be comfortable and it's all great to wear with other bits, blazer with jeans and dresses, cami under long cardi for day wear and leather leggings with chunky knits in the winter.