Comments on: Reader Question: A Winter Wedding http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/05/reader-question-a-winter-wedding/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 09:29:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: fishnetstockings http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/05/reader-question-a-winter-wedding/#comment-41672 fishnetstockings Fri, 05 Aug 2011 12:04:06 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6837#comment-41672 She is really hot. Very sexy legs!!!! Sex on legs, stockings, nylons, , more of this girl please guys! She is really hot. Very sexy legs!!!! Sex on legs, stockings, nylons, , more of this girl please guys!

]]> By: Monthly Roundtable: November 2009 : academichic http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/05/reader-question-a-winter-wedding/#comment-8110 Monthly Roundtable: November 2009 : academichic Fri, 27 Nov 2009 22:05:49 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6837#comment-8110 [...] may remember this gorgeous blue dress from our Reader Question post on what to wear to a winter wedding. Sassy Molassy (the reader in question) followed up with this [...] [...] may remember this gorgeous blue dress from our Reader Question post on what to wear to a winter wedding. Sassy Molassy (the reader in question) followed up with this [...]

]]> By: Mander http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/05/reader-question-a-winter-wedding/#comment-6528 Mander Fri, 16 Oct 2009 19:43:44 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6837#comment-6528 Two things that I have done while walking to formal events in cold, slushy weather: 1. Wear legwarmers, then slip them off like you would a pair of gloves when you get to the event. 2. If the bag you are taking to the event is large enough, why not wear some warmer/sturdier flats of some description while you are outside, then swap shoes once you arrive? Two things that I have done while walking to formal events in cold, slushy weather:

1. Wear legwarmers, then slip them off like you would a pair of gloves when you get to the event.

2. If the bag you are taking to the event is large enough, why not wear some warmer/sturdier flats of some description while you are outside, then swap shoes once you arrive?

]]> By: Sassy Molassy http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/05/reader-question-a-winter-wedding/#comment-6242 Sassy Molassy Mon, 05 Oct 2009 21:12:30 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6837#comment-6242 Ladies, thanks so much for the advice. I really appreciate you answering my questions! Yes, bare legs...I'm thinking it's a risk. But honestly, I just don't think the tights look is quite as cute or elegant. Takes away from the dress and whole ensemble. Or perhaps, I just haven't figured out how to correctly pair tights and dresses to make them fun and fancy. Plus, I know I'll be indoors for the rehearsal dinner, wedding and reception. It's just the getting to and from that will be brisk. Hm... AW-I do like the black boot idea for the dress rehearsal. Ladies, thanks so much for the advice. I really appreciate you answering my questions!

Yes, bare legs…I’m thinking it’s a risk. But honestly, I just don’t think the tights look is quite as cute or elegant. Takes away from the dress and whole ensemble. Or perhaps, I just haven’t figured out how to correctly pair tights and dresses to make them fun and fancy.

Plus, I know I’ll be indoors for the rehearsal dinner, wedding and reception. It’s just the getting to and from that will be brisk. Hm…

AW-I do like the black boot idea for the dress rehearsal.

]]> By: AW http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/05/reader-question-a-winter-wedding/#comment-6240 AW Mon, 05 Oct 2009 20:28:17 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6837#comment-6240 I agree with poster #1. Bare legs+Chicago+November=cold! If the reader has room in her luggage I would actually suggest tall black boots for the black dress and cardi (if this is the rehearsal dress, not as formal as the wedding). And to really go "out there" for the wedding (blue dress?)...how about some cute booties? you could maybe do booties and tights for warmth if needed. I agree with poster #1. Bare legs+Chicago+November=cold! If the reader has room in her luggage I would actually suggest tall black boots for the black dress and cardi (if this is the rehearsal dress, not as formal as the wedding). And to really go “out there” for the wedding (blue dress?)…how about some cute booties? you could maybe do booties and tights for warmth if needed.

]]> By: Mrs.M in MI http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/05/reader-question-a-winter-wedding/#comment-6236 Mrs.M in MI Mon, 05 Oct 2009 17:53:40 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6837#comment-6236 As a resident of the upper Midwest, I would like to recommend my favorite winter party dress cover-up. It's best described as a giant pashmina wrap, but with two sleeves in it. So you put your arms in and then you can wrap, tie, or belt the loose ends lots of different ways. I got mine a long time ago, but I've seen quite a few recently including at Victoria's Secret and Ann Taylor. As a resident of the upper Midwest, I would like to recommend my favorite winter party dress cover-up.

It’s best described as a giant pashmina wrap, but with two sleeves in it. So you put your arms in and then you can wrap, tie, or belt the loose ends lots of different ways.

I got mine a long time ago, but I’ve seen quite a few recently including at Victoria’s Secret and Ann Taylor.

]]> By: N. http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/05/reader-question-a-winter-wedding/#comment-6235 N. Mon, 05 Oct 2009 15:35:59 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6837#comment-6235 I have a question on TOP of the questions here-- and it seems silly to ask-- but I feel like it's just one of those things that I cannot figure out from fashion pics (like these dresses-- which are great, btw). What do you were on your legs? When you look at these images these woman's legs are bare-- yet, a wedding in November in Chicago with bare legs? That would seems wrong. Black nylons? Tights might be too casual for this? NUDE nylons? I feel an instinctual wrongness about nude nylons... but maybe that's just me. Thoughts chicas? I have a question on TOP of the questions here– and it seems silly to ask– but I feel like it’s just one of those things that I cannot figure out from fashion pics (like these dresses– which are great, btw). What do you were on your legs? When you look at these images these woman’s legs are bare– yet, a wedding in November in Chicago with bare legs? That would seems wrong. Black nylons? Tights might be too casual for this? NUDE nylons? I feel an instinctual wrongness about nude nylons… but maybe that’s just me.

Thoughts chicas?

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