SIA is not
one of those people.
There is nothing nicer than coming home, getting out of stuffy clothes into something soft and cuddly which doesn't restrict your movement.
There is nothing nicer than coming home, getting out of stuffy clothes into something soft and cuddly which doesn't restrict your movement.
Just to be
clear, house clothes are the things you ONLY wear around the house.
When the
door bell rings, unless you are sure it’s the Net-A Porter guy or a charity
collector, no one outside the house sees you in your house clothes. No one.
Even going
to the letterbox is fraught with embarrassment when it’s in your house clothes.
Don’t ever
try to tell me that you thought you would go to the shops in them. Because you
always see someone who happens to be the last person you would ever want to see
you in your house clothes.
House
clothes are typically old, pilled, ill fitting, faded, in cacky colours with
remnants of stains which don’t come out no matter how many stain cycles you run
it through.
How can
anything with those characteristics not make you feel blah?
Hardly self
esteem inducing. Hence house clothes
definitely are hideous.
There is
only one rule for clothes like that.
Throw them
out.
Don’t even
keep them for painting the house, washing the car or moving house.
Yes, throw them out. You heard right.
Yes, throw them out. You heard right.
But instead
of roaming the house naked, you will prepare yourself for the purge.
Here’s what
you need to do:
Take the
next $100 you had planned to spend on the high street crapola and go to Target,
Coles, Big W, Kmart or wherever and find some new house clothes.
With that sort of budget, you should be able to get a 4-6 pieces depending on what you go for. Personally, I would suggest a trip to Coles & the whole range is available on line. Bonus, at the moment, everything is on sale, everywhere.
With that sort of budget, you should be able to get a 4-6 pieces depending on what you go for. Personally, I would suggest a trip to Coles & the whole range is available on line. Bonus, at the moment, everything is on sale, everywhere.
SIA
suggests:
· pretty colours – think lemon, lavender, pale blue or pale
pink
If you hate pastels try black, navy, red, orange, hot pink & grey marle.
If you hate pastels try black, navy, red, orange, hot pink & grey marle.
·
in sizes which fit you
·
throw in a print
·
in shapes which flatter your figure – big boobs, no high necklines please
·
make sure they all go together
If you keep
your house clothes fresh and worthy of you, then SIA totally approves of your house
clothes.
Mind you,
you’ll still wear them only around the house. This post in no way, shape or form authorises you to wear house clothes outside the house. But at least now you can face the
neighbours at the letterbox with confidence. And the Net-A-Porter guy.
Are you
willing to take the house clothes challenge?
SIA I have just done this very thing! Out went all my ill fitting pants and tops and hand me down hoodies that I kept as house clothes and I acquired some tunics and leggings and ballet flats which look far more presentable. And can be layered with wool skivvies for winter. For summer I have a collection of cotton skirts and t-shirts that are presentable for the letter box. While I wouldn't generally wear the tunic/leggings combo to the shops (mostly because I wear them on days that I plan not to go to the shops) I have done a couple of long haul flights in them. And I still managed to be in the better dressed minority.
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