I don't know about you, but I'm more than a little bit bored of winter. The damp atmosphere ruins my hair and dries out my skin. I sleep more, eat more, and get less active a 3 hour walks with the dog become disrupted by mud, puddles, and a lack of light!
I also find my fashion becomes boring: I wear black nearly all the time! Now there is nothing wrong with black - I like black but my legs get paler and pastier as they're hidden behind opaque tights and my eyeliner gets heavier by the day as I mood becomes increasingly glum. I end up looking like Morticia Adams ... which isn't the greatest look this far from 30th November!
So, I'm done with winter, and looking forward to spring!
Today I am posting something that I am really not happy with.
I bought Figleaves Boudoir's Carmen as part of my search to find a flirtatious little babydoll to lounge about in.
On the model, it was everything I wanted. The sheer cups and severe strapping give a subtle nod to the whole 50 shades craze, and the vibrant purple gives the piece a feminine edge. Yet the moment it arrived I was sorely disappointed.
At the weekend I spoke about my quest to find a Babydoll - something flirty, fun, playful, and coquettish.
Saturday saw me spinning about the room in the Elomi Maria - today, it's the turn of the Curvy Kate Ritzy!
I'm not a huge fan of the babydoll ... I prefer my lingerie to be structured, my waist tightly cinched in and my boobs lifted to my chin! Basques and corsets are what I have lusted over for years and expect I'll continue to do so till the die that lingerie is simply no longer an appeal - which will most likely be the day I die.
That is not to say that the Babydoll is not a great piece of lingerie that all should wear. When first meeting my now-husband, I invested in a great dark purple babydoll for floating about his bedroom in. I felt girly, free, and sensual. I have since misplaced this fantastic piece of lingerie, god knows how or where, so I thought I'd invest again.
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