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08/17/11(Wed)04:17 No.4860497I've
been on again off again with this one girl for quite some time. One
thing I always loved about her is that while I have particular ways I
like for her to dress, she really doesn't care too much and will wear
whatever I ask her to. Of course, it helps that she always ends up
liking what I bring her. So recently I took her to Tokyo Rebel in NYC to
introduce her to lolita fashion. Turns out she may become a fan and
liked the same styles I do (goth+classic).
The following day she
decides that she wants "to feel poofy". The silly girl ends up going to a
dress shop for children in the fashion district (she often likes to
save money by getting the largest kids size at department stores, since
she's that fucking tiny), since she hasn't a better idea on how to find a
poofy dress. Honestly, the one she liked was cute, but not for the
price ($45) and not when it wasn't cut for her (admittedly small) bust.
So I take her over to JC Penney where we get her two very, very nice
dresses for $25 a piece (originally $50, reduced to $35, then two $10
off coupons, yippee!) and then over to Sock Man where we get (what I
hope is) a decent petticoat for another $25. The petti went absolutely
perfectly with the dress I preferred. God damn, she was beautiful that
night.
Before parting for however long it'll be before I see her
again (it's complicated) I grab her waist measurement real fast so I
know what to look for. Thankfully, I get to save a little money on
skirts and pettis, since I find we share almost the same waist size. So
now we have our first loli skirt in the mail. Unfortunately that won't
be the case with blouses and whatnot, though I shudder to think what she
would look like with my gangly-ass arms. |
