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DJ/Radio Producer-turned-Lawyer attempts to dress like a grown-up. Sometimes I comically fail. And I occasionally post fun stuff, like music videos, book-club reviews, or photos of beauty or oddity.
FYI: I was doing this entire blog from my Android phone, snatching moments out of my busy life for quick photos. But I hate auto-correct with a purple passion, so now I'm using the computer for most of the work. I am still using my phone for the photos, though. My photo sizes may be erratic, and the quality isn't stellar. I am not a professional blogger, and do not have time for lots of scenic poses with a great camera. I don't even own a great camera! However, I DO appreciate your continued feedback, even in the absence of photographic artistry.

Sunday, August 28, 2011

I'm a copycat

Got up way too early for a Saturday because some of the Junior League members were volunteering at a charity race. We were there to pass out water. So I broke out the JL tee for the event:



I hate regular T-shirts. I hate all the extra fabric floating around my waist, when the fit around the bust and hips is much closer. So I took inspiration from oomph's post with a little trick:



Yep, I used a regular old rubber band to bring the waist in. I love this concept, I just need to work on the execution.

Guess who I saw running? One of the local judges... the woman who always looks so put-together and professional. And tiny. Itty-bitty. And me wearing too-tight cheap yoga pants clinging to every extra cookie lodged onto my thighs. Shoot me.

Top: Junior League
Pants: Old Navy
Earings: Premier Designs
Crocs again

4 comments:

  1. That's a nice trick. I'm stealing it!

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  2. Good tip! And you just never know when you're going to um, run into the judge!

    Come by for Visible Monday if you can,

    -Patti

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  3. that is a great tip. If I ever have a waist again, I will certainly use it!

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  4. FABULOUS! you have it perfectly placed at the waist! so glad you found this useful!!

    [oomph.]

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