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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I keep seeing people on here mentioning that they've let themselves go because they wear casual clothing all the time as SAHMs.

Can someone give me an example of a person who is dressed up but casually and hasn't let themselves go?

What are you supposed to wear to the park if not jeans and a tee shirt?[/quote]

I like how this person dresses. She mostly wears dresses and skirts but even when she's wearing jeans, she still wears jewelry and no tennis shoes.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BxJJU1BH50j/

https://www.instagram.com/p/BwsxM3LHikU/

https://www.instagram.com/p/BwIt9xtHlVW/

https://www.instagram.com/p/BvM7N6jno01/[/quote]

It's funny you bring her up. She is always at the beach wearing uncomfortable sandals and a dress that looks like you'd lose your mind if you got any sand on it. It's a cute look but also seems like she's pretending to be an elderly Kennedy! (I like that look on her - elderly Kennedy cosplay - but I think for most people who get dirty or sandy or want to actually be able to go for a walk while they're out on vacation, it's not a very practical look.)
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Why wouldn’t she just take her sandals off on the sand?

Your post makes no sense.

She looks beautiful and carefree.[/quote]

OK!

https://www.classygirlswearpearls.com/2013/03/front-row-seat.html

https://www.classygirlswearpearls.com/2015/04/matunuck-beach-club.html

Look - of all the bloggers out there I find her pretty unobjectionable. Not at all objectionable in fact.

Her jeans outfits are cute, too - and she sometimes wears shoes that seem like you could actually walk in them.

Sarah Vickers makes her living looking cute in photos. Presenting the 2000s version of The Preppy Handbook. Most people are not earning a living by wearing expensive sundresses next to the ocean. And I don't think that not wearing an expensive sundress next to the ocean qualifies as letting yourself go. I guess I find this whole "letting yourself go" thing to be really tiresome, maybe.

The idea that you'd think of yourself as "well preserved" at age 32 is really something. Age 32 - you are a child still. My gd. Well preserved? Go ENJOY yourself at this age. Go enjoy yourself at every age, for that matter.[/quote]

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