I'm finding Me-Made-March somewhat more educational than I expected (or hoped). I have spent years avoiding mirrors and hiding from cameras. This daily photography exercise, forcing me to see what I look like, is both disturbing and a little reassuring. The photos reveal an ordinary-looking person, not the misshapen clown who lives in my head. But they also reveal that the clothes matter. The easy skirt I hoped to make a staple of my wardrobe is not a good look for me or, at least, there are certainly better looks. So it goes.
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I love the look in the top photo. I'm a sucker for chocolate brown and long boots. I suspect A-line skirts would look good on you too?
ReplyDeleteI am new to your blog and I'm reading through your old entries. I found that taking pictures of myself to show how my sewing looks has been really good for me, too. I had this idea in my head of what I look like and the pictures reveal something much different.
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