She might if she actually wore them on her head instead of her forehead. How
do they stay on, anyway? Double stick tape? Velcro? Sub-cutaneous magnets?
Glue?
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Thank you Kristin! We really felt like we were "chanelling" the Ballous,
we weren't anxious or nervous, we just took a deep breath backstage, and
knew who we were. And I"m still excited about Civil War era clothing; I
bought hte 1861 Paletot coat pattern at the 18660's conference and am
looking f
You may have already seen it but there's an article in the UK Daily Mail
regarding the traditions of the wedding party. I know, as much as we liked
the dress, we're getting tired of the wedding news; however, this article -
well, way at the bottom - identifies the children in the wedding party and
I quite like the one from Trooping the Colour. I'm not sure that B&E
will be invited to Zara's wedding in the summer, but if they were I can
imagine her insisting on vetting the hats beforehand!
Jean
On 04/05/2011 09:45, Sharon Collier wrote:
She might if she actually wore them on her head i
Nice spread. Pippa was definitely the most elegant, and at the same
time, so relaxed looking. Not an easy trick!
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