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More Garment Questions
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 12:44 am
by _zeezrom
My dear, fabulous board members,
Do you believe the ensemble depicted in Exhibit A (below) represents an appropriate dress for a temple worthy member of the church?
Let's not quibble about gender differences and what males vs. females should be wearing, OK? I would like to direct you to the use of tights (which are so amazing, in general). Let's assume that you developed a garment bottom that could hide the garment line under the tights shown in Exhibit A. Would this be considered appropriate attire by the Temple Recommend Interviewer?
Thank you for your thoughts and consideration.
Exhibit A
Source: - Anna Sui Fall 2012
Have a WONDERFUL evening!
Zee.
Re: Garments under tights?
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 12:50 am
by _zeezrom
My next question comes to me based on what I noticed at church on Sunday. A youth was wearing an outfit very similar to what is depicted in Exhibit B. The skirt was less sheer than what you see in Exhibit B, but it was sheer enough that you could see legs and hot pants under the skirt.
If you could develop garments that are invisible under a sheer skirt like this, would you consider such attire as appropriate per the Recommend Interviewing process?
Exhibit B
Source - MATTHIAS LOUWEN S/S13
Thank you!
Re: Garments under tights?
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 1:01 am
by _sock puppet
zeezrom wrote:Exhibit A
Source: - Anna Sui Fall 2012
Exh A--EXTREMELY HOT!!!!Exhibit B
Source - MATTHIAS LOUWEN S/S13
Exh B--Extremely boring--NOT hotThat's all I've got to say on this topic.
Re: More Garment Questions
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 5:46 am
by _madeleine
I think if a midriff shirt and low-rise jeans that barely meet together, passes, anything would.
Yes, have seen that midriff baring look more than once, only it wasn't skin that was bared it was garments.
Re: More Garment Questions
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 6:41 am
by _Spanner
The idea is that you can't see the garments. Outfit A would technically work if the tights were opaque. My mother would not have let me wear it. Other mothers might. Outfit B is out. Gs would be visible. Making them invisible defeats the purpose of them.
Outfit B also doesn't work with the waist gathers and ruffles, and flower shrug, which make a potentially cheeky concept look dowdy. I have just realised why it looks familiar - the bottom half looks like my son last Halloween when he used black netting to make himself into the Ghost of the Flying Dutchman.
Re: More Garment Questions
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 7:19 am
by _Abaddon
Man, you really like these fashion threads don't you? I think this is got to be at least the 3rd one you've posted (just an observation, haha).
I like Exhibit A, I think that's temple recommend worthy, but if you get an anal bishop, he might pull the plug because the "tights" are too "tight"
As for Exhibit B, trim those eye-brows!
Looks like freakin' caterpillars are making a home above her eyes.
Re: More Garment Questions
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 3:41 pm
by _PrickKicker
God made Adam and Eve and and left them starkers in the garden, so nudity is not a sin.
so whats the problem with showing your knees?
Or toes.
I heard a YWs leader telling her girls that open toe sandles are not acceptable at church.
Re: More Garment Questions
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 5:28 pm
by _ludwigm
PrickKicker wrote:God made Adam and Eve and and left them starkers in the garden, so nudity is not a sin.
so whats the problem with showing your knees?
Or toes.
Or navels. If Adam and Eve had such thing.
Re: More Garment Questions
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 7:11 pm
by _Polygamy-Porter