Dress Of The Day with Angela

Angela wearing a summery green and white dress. Buying Bargains  I bought this, caught this, in St Luke's charity shop in London. Pre-loved as they say nowadays. New words are created all the time. Euphemisms. Enchanting words. Words which add pleasure to purchases. Gaining a bargain, a gift to oneself. Not second hand, but first love, new to me. Dress of the Day.  First I look for colour. When I look down at my skirt, or sleeve, of my cuffs, what excites my eyes! Looking For The Label The label can keep you confident that you have a quality garment. Tell you where to go to find styles that suit you.  F & F. Where is that? F & F is Tesco Supermarket's Clothes Label  I like this style of dress. Some places only stock mini dresses.  Advantages of Long Dresses A long dress. I like a long dress. Long dresses have many advantages. No need to shave legs. Disguise for fat legs, lumpy knees, fat ankles. Don't show so much when going upstairs on buses or escalato...

 I used to wonder why a company would choose a different brand name. Surely, if you buy from Marks & Spencer, or Sainsbury's, or Primark, that label tells you enough. Then I found out why they change brand names.  Some of these companies sell worldwide, although you might find more stores in their home country.  Update July 24 2023 Not only to they have different names for clothes for men, women, and children, sometimes for teens, for classic and modern, for businesslike and for sexy/disco wear, for luxury three piece lined clothes with double stitching and spare buttons for mother of the brides which are dry clean only, and for skimpy, light crop tops you can wash in a machine or wash by hand. For example Asda - George H & M (Swedish) Levi Strauss & Co - Levis (started in the USA) Mango - Violeta, Mango Teen (Spanish, in Turkey and worldwide) Morrison's - Nutmeg (UK) Next - F & F Primark - Atmosphere Sainsbury's - Tu Brands The same company could have dif...