How to wear a midi skirt in mid-winter
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Maureen says: Like the double denim too. I’ve been trying to incorporate skirts and dresses into my winter wardrobe, or at least I was before the temperature dropped. Now it’s thick tights under wool trousers!
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Antonia says: Hi Alyson. Finally a member. Despite trying to sign up repeatedly last year.
I also favour longer mid calf length skirts in all seasons.
I don’t have good slim legs but muscular calves. So it’s nice to have knees and upper legs covered. Plenty to play around with with a below knee skirt. Plus I’ve got well fitting denim culottes as well as linen ones. For me especially not going out I wear opaque tights coloured or black. And ankle boots more than trainers. And slim fitting flat soled boots also. Though I’ve moved over to the chunkier type of boot in winter months. Long skirted lose dresses and tights or leggings plus socks with Birkenstock’s my more dressed look since December for zoom socialising. -
Antonia says:
Please tell me how to customise fox logo default into one of my choice. I never managed to add photo to TNMA site ever. How does one do so. Please get advice from techie guy. Thanks
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Hi Antonia,
So they’ve said:
Step 1: When on patreon go to ‘my profile settings’ from the drop-down menu in the upper-right corner of the page.
Step 2: Scroll down, and select the choose new image button to the right of your current profile picture and upload your preferred picture.
Step 3: Click ‘save as’Fingers crossed that works!
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That is one very user-friendly, faff free and comfortable outfit AND I think I can cobble this together with what I already have in my wardrobe. I constantly (pre Covid) seek out corduroy jackets from charity shops and ebay – men’s preferably. My legs must be covered at all times – spider veins, cellulite, super optic white all year round. Imitation is the highest form of flattery! (Although in all this snow I resemble a very haggard supremely badly dressed bag-lady – could this be a whole new look!!).