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February 26, 2012

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Tall boots or folding the socks down a bit with either pair of fryes. I do this with thigh high cable knit socks and below the knee boots so that you just have sock up to the top of the knee. For me, proportions work better that way.

Agree with Amber! Or just GO BUY OVER THE KNEE BOOTS! Why are we still discussing this? <3


Lololol!!  I know, right?  I just never quite found "the" pair.  Or when I came close....I just already have so many boots, you know?  Sigh.

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I am voting for the tall boots and the flats, elephant ankles and all. Thanks for all the fashion inspiration! With your help, I feel like I am making wiser choices for my "mama uniform."

what about the clarks water row booties. The heel is fairly low and comfy for all day.


Tina - the Clark's would be perfect!  Mine happen to be the sand color, which I didn't think would go with the black thigh-highs.  But in a darker color?  Perfect!  

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I think I'll vote that you are a sexy beast, but won't find me in thigh highs anytime soon. Although it would be interesting for me to try the same experiement since I'm only 5'2" so the proportions would be way different!


Crunchy Con Mom - you crack me up!!  Thanks for the vote of confidence.  :). Btw - if I'm honest about my height, I'm only 5' 2.5". Let's not forget that half inch.  :)

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You have got me TOTALLY inspired in general -- but I'm not feeling the socks. I love a little bit of sock, but not so much ... also, where the heck does one BUY tall socks? I haven't seen a cute pair anywhere ... and I would totally play around with the look if I had great, bold colors to play with ...

B! I like the look with tall boots, but the proportions were off with the other options.

I can't choose any of those (though you are, in general, a sexy beast). The look just chops up the legs too much for my taste.

I love that you are willing to put such an inconclusive post out there, though! ;)

Seriously??? You look so tall online! Lol. I totally thought you were at least 5'7" or so, maybe taller. I guess I'm just used to assuming everyone I meet is at least half a foot taller than me...

also, now I have to stop dismissing things I like on you but think I can't pull off because I think I'm short and you're tall. I guess I will have to try some of those things now!

I like experimenting with fashion and you are certainly a sexy beast.

Im voting A! But I think if the tights were in the same color as your thighhighs it would be sleeker... I love the pattern though! Or if youre brave maybe try a bright tight and go colorblocking, but I just can't colorblock, its just not me. As for the boot height, I really like them all , even the flats! Elephant ankles look kinda close to legwarmers... maybe just add another layer??
PS Thank you, thank you, thank you for introducing me to fleece lined tights and leggings!!!

This is the cutest outfit I will never, ever wear. Ever.

It all looks awesome! Totally Ot but your hair looks fab! What do you use on it? My postpartum hair needs help...

I vote B. or maybe C, ok B for real this time.

I'm with Kay and Cheralyn... You have lovely and quite thin legs, but for anyone whose legs happen to be short and/or thicker, I think the segmented leg might not be the best look!

That being said, I do think maintaining a similar color palette might make it doable even for those ladies... Maybe a dark tight (so it slims the upper leg) and a patterned over the knee sock? Just a thought...

Oh, and *definitely* the tallest boot is best. :)

Mamas, you rock. Thanks for the advice and for not throwing virtual tomatoes at my failures, LOL!

Andrea, I have two hair products I LOVE: Phyto's Defrisant and the spray version of Macadamia oil: http://www.macadamiahair.com/

I use the spray first to soften everything up, then a boatload of defrisant.

Checklist Mommy - Have you tried Sock Dreams? They have a ton of different options. Here's a link to their thigh-highs alone: http://www.sockdreams.com/products/socks/thigh-highs/

I don't think I'm really on board with this one. The tall boots come closest to doing it for me but I think your leg's just being chopped into too many pieces (does that even make sense?) I think it'd work better if the shorts and tights were closer to the same color, then you just have the thigh-highs and the boots creating a cut...and not the shorts creating an additional one. Or maybe it's the proportions. I tried rolled jeans shorts with black tights and legwarmers just peeking over my tall boots and think I like it. (But perhaps I just didn't get enough distance to look at myself. Maybe I need to take a picture next time.) Hunh...I hope we'll hear about it if you finally work the kinks out of this one.

I think it's cute but my thighs would not look good with that kind of highlight.

I love the style. It's amazing to have that kind of taste.

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