Fashion crisis?!
I pride myself on having somewhat of a distinct style. I am not preppy but I can be edgy or polished or laid back. I would say I'm pretty girlie to the core. In my own way. I don't have the biggest budget but I try to develop my own "Johanna-style" whatever that is. And as I've gotten older, and sometimes cringe looking back at old photos, I think I've figured out what silhouettes look good on my body and make me feel confident.
Yeah so, confidence is a tricky thing when you have a house hanging off you. And as miraculous as the whole thing is...it really forces you to play upon different assets. This brings me to my current dilemma. I have a wedding on the books next month and quite frankly, I'd like to feel kinda good about the way I look. You still want to look hot no matter what the scale says, right? Or is it just me? Maybe I'm being superficial here but it's the little things - blow outs, the right shade of lipstick, a fresh pedicure...you know.
I need your help more than ever, readers. Help me find a dress for this wedding. It's in the city at a gorgeous church and the reception is fancy but not black tie. Remember, fitted waists = no bueno. I'll show you what I found and you can chime in. {And my budget: I can't fathom spending $200, $300 on some of those formal maternity dresses so I am trying to be cost-conscious but fashionable. Capiche?}
Yeah so, confidence is a tricky thing when you have a house hanging off you. And as miraculous as the whole thing is...it really forces you to play upon different assets. This brings me to my current dilemma. I have a wedding on the books next month and quite frankly, I'd like to feel kinda good about the way I look. You still want to look hot no matter what the scale says, right? Or is it just me? Maybe I'm being superficial here but it's the little things - blow outs, the right shade of lipstick, a fresh pedicure...you know.
I need your help more than ever, readers. Help me find a dress for this wedding. It's in the city at a gorgeous church and the reception is fancy but not black tie. Remember, fitted waists = no bueno. I'll show you what I found and you can chime in. {And my budget: I can't fathom spending $200, $300 on some of those formal maternity dresses so I am trying to be cost-conscious but fashionable. Capiche?}
Photos courtesy Asos Maternity
So what do you guys think? Do have any links worth sharing?
Any help is appreciated. Blogger powers unite!