We're in online negotiations, as my mom is in New Zealand. Her opinions are influenced by the fact that it is winter there, and she's only seeing covered-up girls. No matter what, a female in a senior recital will not wear restrictive clothing. I'll have to play in all dresses I'm seriously considering before choosing them, anyway.
I wish I could buy everything I like and just put it in my closet. The problem is that a musician only wears such clothing for a major recital. I will not have many major recitals in my life. For other occasions, I will wear basic black as a musician, as professional musicians do when they're accompanying. Be invisible. It's the rule.
The bottom line here is that I'd much rather be practicing than obsessing over what I'm going to wear. I'd love to walk onto the stage in a king-sized pillowcase with holes cut for my arms and head [with opaque tights or legings for modesty] just to make a statement, but when I really need an A, it's probably not the time to make a statement.
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| order 2 sizes too large and have altered to fit me, with extra fabric going for straps |
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| i'm not sure it's formal enough, but Ilike it. |
Meanwhile, I've come up with a few different selections.
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| what I would wear if I had noticeable boobs |
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same deal;
I'd order two sizes too large in order that it has straps and is long enough |
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| would flow nicely for violin |
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My shrink's wife, who is a fashion consultant, wants me to war this for the violin recital. She says it's lightweight enought to flow, but that i cn pull off the form-fittedness at the waist, which is totally unforgiving, but since I have no boobs or wasit to speak of, it would work for me with a very slightly paded bra. I'll consider it though I don't like the color.
My laptop is possessed, Except for the bottom one, the caption are mostly attached to the wrong dresses. |
