Wicked purple on leopard print which I love together was my choice for s rather grey weather day ... I am quite surprised just how 'neutral' leopard print is. But this skirt turns all the time ... anyone know how to stop ait doing that?
The details
Skirt : Mr. Price
Tank & blazer : Truworths
Shoes : Footwork
Bag : Foschini
Have a fabulous stylish day now.
Lovin the look!
ReplyDeleteJust the right mix of convention and pizzazz. Wish I could offer a practical tip about skirt-twisting, but I'm not skilled enough in that area to assist.
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You look stunning....I wish I had the confidence to wear leopard skin...I love the look.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty ... The issue is the material that the skirt is made of. Unless you can find a petticoat made from non slip material (which would be super uncomfortable) you are going to have to go through the day fixing the skirt.
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You look pretty, Wendy. Love the purple with the leopard. One think you can do is wear a slip, but turn it inside out so the seam cause enough friction to keep the skirt down. Might be worth a try.
ReplyDeleteVery chic leopard skirt! The length is perfect too (last time you asked about skirt length).
ReplyDeleteI also love your photos of the Drakensberg in your other posts - amazing landscape!!
Annette
Lady of Style
This is a really great look! LOVE the bag and the shoes, and that skirt fits you perfectly!
ReplyDeleteSmart, elegant and a great color combination! How are things girl? Kisses from Greece!
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