60s Day Dress up.

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Tina T.

Aug 24, 2013

Tina T.

My school is having a 60s day dress up, and I don't want to dress up full on so I was think ing
of going in black leggings, a bright jumper or sweater, cause its winter over here ;) and maybe tie a poke-a-dot ribbon around my pony tail. What do you guys think? If you have any ideas, I'm all open ;)

Freya P.

Aug 24, 2013

Freya P.

Hey I had the same thing, its was a history project. but part of my grade was how I looked, so I went crazy lol. I recommend round john lennon glasses! teachers loved them. I looked like this lol.

Tina T.

Aug 24, 2013

Tina T.

@Freya, you look amazing, its just that I'm daring as you. So there is no chance I'll be dressing up like you ;), and my mum would blow it, if I dressed up like that. Hehehe;)

Tina T.

Aug 24, 2013

Tina T.

*I'm not as daring

Ebbs C.

Aug 24, 2013

Ebbs C.

Try colorblocking with a diy pair of glasses to add your own unique touch, cuz the 60s were all about colorblocking. You can jus hang them off your collar since you'll be inside :)

Ebbs C.

Aug 24, 2013

Ebbs C.

And try wearing a sweater or jacket with a pattern too...and the polka dot ribbon sounds perfect! :)

Symone B.

Aug 24, 2013

Symone B.

Leggings in the 60s? That is not decade appropriate at all. People didnt wear leggings in the 60s at everyday clothes. You're better off doing a polka dot dress (with a trench coat or lights underneath since its winter and a red lip.

Symone B.

Aug 24, 2013

Symone B.

Long circle skirt. Also, google "rockabilly" and "pin up girls" then you will know what I'm talking about.

Tina T.

Aug 24, 2013

Tina T.

Thanks girls you all gave me some ideas ;)

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