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skybluesky said:

Can you call a store/ask customer service/ask your SA?

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foxgal said:

I'm a big fan of moissanite - I have many clear moissanite stones, including the center stone of my wedding set, and love the sparkle. Chemically, it's almost as hard as diamonds, about the same hardness as sapphires, so a great option for jewellery to wear everyday. And they don't cloud over time like cubic zirconia can. Grey moissanite is also super beautiful.

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Misha333 said:

Congratulations with your accomplishment!! Beautiful way to celebrate 🥂

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bag-princess said:

It’s sad how thirsty she is!

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floridamama said:

@missie1 ….im also custom ordering a graduated brilliant round diamond tennis necklace. Whats your sweet spot for a necklace that can be worn daily as well on weekends? Is there one that can do both? Or do you think one necklace can’t do it all.

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purseinsanity said:

They're not producing the single row right now? Why!?

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Purses & Perfumes said:

An example: I like pleated skirts and came across one in nordstrom that fit perfectly. It was a nice biscuit colored neutral. Well, I brought it home and when I paired it with a thin cream colored sweater, it didn’t go together at all. I tried it next with a patterned peplum top I had but that wasn’t great either. So now this cute skirt languishes in my closet until I can set aside an hour or so to find a good top to pair with it, either in my closet or in the store. This is just one example of a separate that didn’t work. It’s not the only one. I don’t run into this issue when I’m buying a dress - my recent purchase of 3-4 summer dresses was perfection in terms of fit and satisfaction.

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casiecn said:

Thank you to all who voiced their opinion. I ended up deciding to go with the sapphire and I love this dainty piece!

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Egalegaler said:

I have a 20 motif chalcedony and a 20 motif MoP in white gold. It's not that I don't wear them, but I don't wear them as often as my HP, for example. This is partly because I also have to add an extension so that I can wear them twice comfortably and partly because I usually wear very high-necked clothes in winter and the double 20 motifs look best on bare skin. In summer they will certainly be used more often, but not every day.

Would you say that a tightly worn 20 motif flipps less?

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piggiejan said:

Hi - does anyone have this bracelet and can you share thoughts. What do you do with the extra links that need to be removed ? Do you think it might be too “flash” for daily wear ?

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azure5 said:

OK if you're on the short side you will need to find a way of elongating the legs because these boots, while fabulous are cutting you off and the contrast with your own skin is going to be too dramatic. The shape too, is wide. So it's a challenge.

Therefore I would wear dark blue leggings or dark blue jeans in a body skimming style. That will make your legs appear longer. Carry the colour all the way upwards and wear the same or similar colour top. Do not have sharp contrasts, that chops your body up and makes you appear shorter.

if you want to vary it then graduate the colour, so go from darker to lighter at the top. but only very slight colour graduations not high contrast.
You could for instance, wear hot pants in the same or similar tones over the top of the leggings for a more contemporary take. Vary the texture so go for say a velvet jacket in the same colour, or velvet skirt or hot pants. You can mix that with a silk shirt in similar colour.

Drawing attention to the feet draws the eye down, you want to balance it by having something on your head or face, or have dramatic eyeshadow in the blues but don't go dramatic eyes plus red lipstick it's too much...

The comedian Joan Rivers was very short and she compensated by wearing colourful jackets and dramatic earrings but not dramatic shoes. She wore very simple black shoes and pants most of the time. But you can't do both here so we will minimise the issues.

With these boots they're the hero and you should not have any directly flamboyant competition with that.
So I'd wear your hair up in a simple style and not wear a hat. Maybe electric blue head band, something like that to draw the eye back up to your head and not have everyone looking at your feet. If you have long hair wear a simple beehive.

You can also wear all black or all charcoal grey to soothe the eye and not have dramatic changes. All the drama is with the shoes and you are complementing that. Find the colour and pretty much stick with it and vary the textures. If you can find fluffy ostrich edges in a top in dark blue or similar blue that would be great. But not too flamboyant Click, you want to echo the shoes not compete with them on any level.

The high heels are your friend there too, making you taller. Finally don't worry about trends with tight jeans being out, wear what works for you. If you can't wear tight jeans, wear a skirt but not a long one. keep the colour theme going.

One final thing, you can wear a simple necklace, bracelet or earrings to complement the studs in the boots, just keep it in a similar tone and don't wear all three dramatically. It's a simple echo that you're going for...you need to feel confident and to do that you must understand the style aims here. Enjoy!!

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averagejoe said:

The indentations will lighten over time. For now, store your bag upright without its dust bag in an open space for a few days so that the leather can "breathe".

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Rainbow.fish said:

I think this design will date pretty fast … I think it even looks dated now. A normal black classic will be a better choice

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calypsodc said:

Not a fan. Too much going on, IMHO

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tensgrl said:

I saw this bag in person. It's very pretty, but it gave me "tirolian/Switzerland" vibes.

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