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  1. The Dainty Dolls House30 October 2013 at 01:32

    Looks interesting doll, can't wait to see what it is :)) x

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  2. Unknown30 October 2013 at 05:23

    Very nice,Oh bobs!!! We keep on re-appearing and disappearing on each other's blog. Miss you dearly. Just going through my blog members and found you again. Too much to handle.
    Have a beautiful day.
    Kisses...

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  3. Nina30 October 2013 at 05:26

    cant wait...

    xx
    ajnira.blogspot.com

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  4. Vale ♥30 October 2013 at 12:26

    Wow, is it related to dance class ? I love it anyway ;)

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  5. Jennifer Behrs8 November 2015 at 01:39

    Hello Ivana,

    unfortunately you didnt write about your pics - i would love to know more about it.

    Please tell me: who is this on your first pic? I love this shot - gosh, this is wonderful!!!

    I love the combo on the left: leggings, tights and heeled sandals. I hear the "fashion-police" screaming in the background: "wearing tights in open shoes/sandals - this is a absolutely NO-GO!!!" Do you know this phrase as well? But i say: this is a absolutely "YES-GO". Is it in your country the same, that women dont wearing tights to open shoes?

    If i´m looking on the blogs of some of my followers, i see women they dont wearing tights - even in this autumn-season. I cant understand it.

    What your thoughts about this?

    Bye.

    Jennifer

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    1. Ivana Split8 November 2015 at 06:07

      Hi dear...I took these photos at that fashion show, so in the first photo you can see the heels of the make up artist and the model. They were standing facing one another while the make up was applied. It seems like a good detail to me, so I took a photo of it.

      yesterday, I went to a wedding and almost all women wore tights. The only ones who didn't were the ones who had long dresses. We always wear high heels to weddings here, it is part of the dress code and it is much easier to walk and dance in them in tights.....I think women here wear tights more often than in some other countries.

      Like yourself, I think there is nothing wrong with wearing tights to open toe shoes.

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    2. Jennifer Behrs10 November 2015 at 11:34

      hey my dear,

      thanks for your description - i appreciate.

      So far i was´nt on a wedding, but i can say, that not very much women wearing tights in my region. The most i see are mostly (black) opaque tights - proper to the autumn season right now. And Teens wearing (knee)socks. I think they dont even know pantyhoses...;-) And "heeled" women??? Not really. On the streets i see very much Ballerinas and Boots - this is ok - i like this shoes! But in the city (on a shopping day) there are no Heels on women feets.

      Bye.

      Jennifer

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