Re: [lace] Wrinkle-free

2012-07-01 Thread Dmt11home
The rich are different from you and me. 
 
Far be it from me to impune the coolness of the queen,  fashionwise or body 
temperaturewise, but the kinds of clothing that people like  her wear are 
very different.
 
I once went to an exhibit of Jackie Kennedy's clothing. There  was a wrap 
skirt. I recall wrap skirts which I wore, and they inevitably  were blown 
by a gust of wind and left you totally exposed to your waist in  public. 
So, I was interested to see that Jackie's wrap skirt, which never  behaved 
that way, was actually draped around an armature of stiff crinoline  such as 
milliners use. It was pretty much an artifice on a very firm  inner 
structure. There is no way it could ever open. It must have cost  thousands to 
make, 
not the $50 I paid for my wrap skirt. I think that couturiers  may know a 
few things about how to make a garment that doesn't wrinkle, ie,  
interfacing, linings, etc.
 
Devon
in NJ

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Re: [lace] Wrinkle-free

2012-07-01 Thread Bev Walker
There is that, definitely.
Weighted hems keep matters in order, on most windy days, too.

On Sun, Jul 1, 2012 at 2:21 PM, dmt11h...@aol.com wrote:

  I think that couturiers  may know a
 few things about how to make a garment that doesn't wrinkle, ie,
 interfacing, linings, etc.


-- 
Bev in Shirley BC, near Sooke on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of
Canada

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[lace] Wrinkle-free mojo???

2012-06-28 Thread David C COLLYER

Adele,

I once worked with a Miss Perfect. She could sit at her desk all day long in a
100% silk dress, and when she got up there was nary a wrinkle on it. Some
people just have wrinkle-free mojo.


That made me smile as I remembered back in the 70s in London and we 
were all heavily into astrology. Linda Goodman's Star Signs said that 
one of the signatures for a Cancer person is that the minute they 
wear new clothes it looks as though they've owned them for yerears. 
That's me to a tee!!!


Definitely NOT a wrinkle-free mojo (whatever a mojo is???)
LOL
David in Ballarat, AUS

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Re: [lace] Wrinkle-free

2012-06-28 Thread scotlace
All this talk about the Queen's clothes always looking wrinkle free has
finally rung faint bells in my head. I wsa reading an article about HM's
clothes and I think it was said that the amount one's clothes wrinkle while
worn reflects your inner body temperature.  Cool people keep their garments
wrinkle free while hot people, like me, wrinkle them quickly.  Apparently the
Queen is a cool person, in the literal meaning.


I hope this memory of mine is correct; it isn't always!


Patricia in Wales






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