Which fashion should you have done, but didn't?

There's still time. Prue Leith rocked blue hair on the British Baking Show.

Just sayin'...

I'm afraid that I have nothing to confess, as I wasn't that imaginative. The most rebellious things I've done against my mother's wishes were to have my hair cut and pierce my ears.

I should wear lipstick more often.

I guess I have always been to conservative in my dressing. I never tried anything that was "new".

With me, I think that it was more like that I didn't get as extreme as I really wanted. It's like punk using a bin liner or the total Goth thing. I have done both punk and goth to some extent but always a bit toned down. I love dressing up and don't mind shocking people at times but I suppose, similar to Cherry, there were always factors, professional and otherwise, capping things a little.

There is also the time / motivation. For a while now I have been interested in an Edwardian look. I have a good repro Edwardian blouse and have a pattern for one of the long skirts but have not got round to making it. The boots might prove a problem as, although it's possible to buy them, spending a lot on something seldom worn would not be. A hat is readily available online. With this one I might not do because I don't find time to, but you know how it goes

I have a pair of Edwardian style boots. They are black, lace up, mid calf length. They have kitten heel and a side zip. I got them for a fancy dress second hand off ebay. Being Clarks, they are well made and comfy. Less than £10 I think..

We went to a steam punk night a few years back, oh dear, I just looked it up, it was 11 years ago.

Anyway, we were rather disappointed. Steam punk, for us, was all about making the look, and it was a well worn look, reflecting the pioneer spirit of what steam punk was. But no! Most were wearing well ironed, shiny new steam punk clothes, and you suspected that for miles around all the steam punk shops were now bereft of any stock.

It was a great night out though, and Abney Park were great.

This is imaginarium which is near us , weve been a few times its not just steam punk its a bit of all fantasy costume. But its great all ages all types all sorts of costumes and styles..

www.imaginarium-festival.nl/albums/16

What a bunch of overgrown kids!!!

Love it. 

I like faded and/or ripped jeans, though I accept I am now too old for the ripped. 

I enjoy wearing fashionable and stylish clothes.

Reminds me of the Renaissance festivals we have. I once wore a vampire halloween costume to one because it actually kind of fit in lol just didn't add any fangs.

This !

I wish I was a woman in the 80's. That style, that glamour!!

Unfortunately I was only a kid back then. An awkward, geeky kid

I would have loved experimenting with the styles. Big hair, colourful outfits, shoulder pads, blue eyeshadow .... everywhere