8. Posted by Dr. Shock on Thu, Dec 20, 2007, 11:04 am PST
It's a party! Where's the party at? Look, the best advice is to know where the party is at and who it's with. It doesn't make sense to give advice here. If you're cooking, it doesn't matter what you wear before the party. Some people cook in dirty draws. Who cares? Aint' nobody around til the party starts. And what good is it to dress in a sweater around a nice dinner, when they keep the house at 90 degrees? Again, you must know them to know how to dress. Has anyone ever been to a dashing dinner in the poorest of neighborhoods? YOu know these rules don't apply. Same kind of food and drinks... but different dress. With polished potlucks... man, you want to wear sweat and loafers to you can chill out on the couch. that's my advice. Why wear a certain color of jeans? Why wear black clothing at all during the holidays? Who wrote this column? The grim reaper?
I'm ghetto. I'm sorry, when I go to a party... I wear THE BLING! Every finger is loaded with rings, I got the ice hanging around the neck and my earrings are blinding. How can we say to not wear too much jewerly?
As far as bad breath? Well, simply brush your teeth, take in some floride rinse, and 30 minutes later pop some gum all night long.
10. Posted by nicagirl24 on Thu, Dec 20, 2007, 1:25 pm PST
Thanks for the advice... Now i don't have to be wasting my time thinking about what to wear or how to do my make up ...Thanks I really appreciate it !.
11. Posted by jc on Fri, Dec 21, 2007, 12:34 pm PST
THANK YOU! I have always known what to wear to a holiday party. As a southern "lady" it was just a part of my education.However, I have noticed many of the young ladies in my life do not understand the very basics. So Thanks from a mom,aunt, cousin who hopes her girls read this.
12. Posted by Center For Hurtin W on Mon, Dec 24, 2007, 8:19 am PST
This came on time for me. My husband and I are going to a christmas party tonight and I had no idea how to dress since these are his friends. Good info!
14. Posted by Patti N on Sat, Dec 29, 2007, 10:24 am PST
great advise!! My friends & I work late New Years Eve so were having a jammy{P.J.} party! Yep how comfey is that? Plus they will just spend the night so no one has to drive. Great idea huh??
15. Posted by El Huno on Mon, Dec 31, 2007, 9:22 am PST
What about us househusbands blessed with wives who proudly proclaimed during our first date: "I don't cook"? While we learned how to cook, nobody taught us how to dress.
16. Posted by Lawrence on Thu, Jan 03, 2008, 1:32 am PST
Pants and jeans to parties are so last century girls, let's bring back a bit of feminine power - dresses, dresses, dresses!!! Far more comfortable, easier to accessorise and far cooler in summer. And way more attractive on a lady.
18. Posted by Nicole on Fri, Jan 11, 2008, 1:21 am PST
The last tip comes in handy Anthea Turner advised the same thing. Rub ur hands with stainless steel. Its awful when ur hands smell of garlic or onion while ur trying to be the perfect hostess. No pretty dress can help than. :]
24. Posted by old school on Mon, Jan 28, 2008, 11:43 am PST
My wife does not wear makeup or wear jewlery. You need water on those stainless steel items in order for the smell to come off.
Holiday gatherings with my family or friends calls for anything comfortable. It does not matter. Being together is what counts, not what you are wearing. We are not that shallow.
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