Comments on: Retail therapy and ‘dressing my age’

By: Georgina

Georgina — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 10:43:16 +0000

I’ve never really been told to dress my age or have someone make comments on my cute-printed t-shirts. It is nice of people to be honest though.

I don’t really dress my age either – I’m still a bit on the teen side of things. Sometimes I like wearing boots and a dress and just something neater and less casual – it’s a bit hard to explain. But hey, I like my cute little tees and hoodie with a cute monkey on it. I look pretty young for my age as it is… but I just wear what is comfortable and looks nice. Perhaps if someone actually told me I should wear something different, I’ll take it into consideration, but no one has as of yet (my mum simply thinks my style is unusual and strange).

By: Kelsey

Kelsey — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 04:00:32 +0000

Lol @ Jinny’s comment. There’s a lot of icky stuff to sort through at Sirens but I definitely have a few favourite shirts from there that could be categorized as “everyday” clothes.
I trust your taste and assume that anything you picked out isn’t as bad as what most people wear clubbing. And I know how you feel about lack of cleavage making it feel like you’re playing dress up. Sucks so much 🙁

By: Jinny

Jinny — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 03:37:22 +0000

Noooo Sirens is definitely NOT the place to shop!!! They don’t really sell “everyday” kind of clothes … plus majority of their stuff sucks … (Er, that’s not to say what you bought sucks, I haven’t seen it, I have a few pairs of jeans I bought from Sirens too, just saying the majority of what they sell … yeah, this comment is totally gonna be taken the wrong way …)