drsue said... I love this skirt on you! You might want to reconsider your lack of "tuck in" preference, espeically on a yoked skirt like this. I think it's very slimming and lengthening (gives illusion of height.) 8/29/04 2:38 PM
JDpenelope said... Great skirt, looks good on. I tend to wear tops not tucked in also, but, as you say, the yoke is the distinguishing feature. Nice pattern. 8/29/04 3:36 PM
Danvillegirl said... I agree with drsue about lengthening and slimming. Also skirst with a center front seam lengthen as well because it is a vertical seam. 8/29/04 4:16 PM
Oziroo said... Very smart. Where's the "tummy fluff"? 8/29/04 7:17 PM
Skymom said... Tummy fluff? Lack of waist definition? Let's reword that to "lack of flabby hips and saddlebags"! This skirt looks excellent on your trim figure, and I love the color. Incidentally, did they really recommend a lapped zipper application at center back? I wonder why. 8/29/04 7:32 PM
Skymom said... Tummy fluff? Lack of waist definition? Let's reword that to "lack of flabby hips and saddlebags"! This skirt looks excellent on your trim figure, and I love the color. 8/29/04 7:33 PM
Jennie Pakula said... Thanks for a detailed and helpful review - what a lovely fresh green too! 8/29/04 8:36 PM
Diana M said... I, too, think this skirt looks great on you! The trim top tucked into the yoked a-line of the skirt must be creating an illusion of a waistline -- looks to me like you've got one! Thank you for the detailed review. 8/29/04 9:24 PM
Schnauzer said... I can't see the "tummy fluff" either.Your skirt looks fabulous on you. Very nice work as usual. 8/30/04 0:41 AM
AnneM said... Cute skirt, thanks for the review. Some inspiration for me to sew up my copy of this pattern. 8/30/04 6:12 AM
Levone said... Pretty skirt and it looks great on you. 8/30/04 9:43 PM
JoleneF said... Your skirt looks great! 8/31/04 11:15 AM
I love this skirt on you! You might want to reconsider your lack of "tuck in" preference, espeically on a yoked skirt like this. I think it's very slimming and lengthening (gives illusion of height.)
8/29/04 2:38 PM
Great skirt, looks good on. I tend to wear tops not tucked in also, but, as you say, the yoke is the distinguishing feature. Nice pattern.
8/29/04 3:36 PM
I agree with drsue about lengthening and slimming. Also skirst with a center front seam lengthen as well because it is a vertical seam.
8/29/04 4:16 PM
Very smart. Where's the "tummy fluff"?
8/29/04 7:17 PM
Tummy fluff? Lack of waist definition? Let's reword that to "lack of flabby hips and saddlebags"! This skirt looks excellent on your trim figure, and I love the color. Incidentally, did they really recommend a lapped zipper application at center back? I wonder why.
8/29/04 7:32 PM
Tummy fluff? Lack of waist definition? Let's reword that to "lack of flabby hips and saddlebags"! This skirt looks excellent on your trim figure, and I love the color.
8/29/04 7:33 PM
Thanks for a detailed and helpful review - what a lovely fresh green too!
8/29/04 8:36 PM
I, too, think this skirt looks great on you! The trim top tucked into the yoked a-line of the skirt must be creating an illusion of a waistline -- looks to me like you've got one! Thank you for the detailed review.
8/29/04 9:24 PM
I can't see the "tummy fluff" either.Your skirt looks fabulous on you. Very nice work as usual.
8/30/04 0:41 AM
Cute skirt, thanks for the review. Some inspiration for me to sew up my copy of this pattern.
8/30/04 6:12 AM
Pretty skirt and it looks great on you.
8/30/04 9:43 PM
Your skirt looks great!
8/31/04 11:15 AM