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fandomhigh2015-03-03 09:44 am
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How to Develop a Personal Style [Tuesday]
Today when students entered the Danger Shop, they'd find that it was a wall-to-wall room with big, plush, comfy pillows and bean bag chairs strewn across the floor. The usual changing screens were off to the side, along with several tasteful armoires. Today, there was also a nice assortment of pastries, as well as tea and coffee for anyone who'd like.
In short, it was really pretty cozy.
Irene, who was curled up in an especially comfy-looking bean bag, might have provided a clue with her attire, per usual. "Fashion doesn't go away when you fall asleep," she greeted everyone with a small smile over the rim of her mug. "Now, there are always going to be days where you only feel like pulling on a t-shirt and crawling into bed until the world stops exploding around you -- and those days, I do not fault you for. And really, if you're content to always sleep in overwashed t-shirts and boxer shorts, more power to you. But the world of sleepwear is filled with variety that I'd like to invite you to explore. Different textures are comforting in different ways. There are varying styles for different occasions. Go find something you like and get comfortable in it -- it doesn't have to be something that fits you like a glove, obviously," she added, gesturing to herself. "That's not always the point. Today we're seeking comfort, but with the understanding that we don't have to sacrifice our personalities to do so."
She smiled, waving them towards the armoires. "Then I'd like to talk about what you all saw last week. How you felt about the clothing on the trip."
Because she certainly had opinions.
In short, it was really pretty cozy.
Irene, who was curled up in an especially comfy-looking bean bag, might have provided a clue with her attire, per usual. "Fashion doesn't go away when you fall asleep," she greeted everyone with a small smile over the rim of her mug. "Now, there are always going to be days where you only feel like pulling on a t-shirt and crawling into bed until the world stops exploding around you -- and those days, I do not fault you for. And really, if you're content to always sleep in overwashed t-shirts and boxer shorts, more power to you. But the world of sleepwear is filled with variety that I'd like to invite you to explore. Different textures are comforting in different ways. There are varying styles for different occasions. Go find something you like and get comfortable in it -- it doesn't have to be something that fits you like a glove, obviously," she added, gesturing to herself. "That's not always the point. Today we're seeking comfort, but with the understanding that we don't have to sacrifice our personalities to do so."
She smiled, waving them towards the armoires. "Then I'd like to talk about what you all saw last week. How you felt about the clothing on the trip."
Because she certainly had opinions.
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Pajama time! [3/3]
moddablepajamas (and assorted other sleepwear) available -- veering from cute (http://www.pajamagram.com/category/view-all-womens-pajamas.aspx) to sexy (https://www.victoriassecret.com/sleepwear) (though use your discretion on what you want to wear in front of the whole class!), with plenty of variety in both ladies' wear and men's (http://www1.macys.com/shop/mens-clothing/mens-pajamas?id=16295) wear (http://www.ralphlauren.com/family/index.jsp?categoryId=1766305)Re: Pajama time! [3/3]
And, once she tried them on, so comfortable she might be tempted to wear them around all day.
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Discussion: No, seriously, 1978, what was that?
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Talk to Irene [3/3]
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I'll try and hop on throughout the day but otherwise SP is the name of the game until I'm home around 7 EST tonight!