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Have you decided what clothes you're going to take for your photo shoot.

Yep just about

The red dress I've just managed to fit into, my new skinny jeans and a lovely Phase 8 blouse I hardly ever wear, and probably my new blue jumper and blue and silver Per Una scarf Am taking my purple ankle boots to go with the first jeans outfit, some mock snakeskin stilettoes to go with the dress and probably my knee length choc leather boots to go with the jeans and blue jumper....... Will probably chuck in my black pashmina and various scarves and stuff.........

Becks is going mainly casual so I am too, nothing too formal

That all sounds lovely, very 'you'

Thanks

I tried to persuade B to wear one of her lovely dresses - her purple one for example that she attended that college graduation in, or the lovely cream and black M&S dress I bought her (it made all the magazines last summer as one on their trendiest dresses) all prim and lovely with a peter pan collar - but no she wants to wear this short lacy thing she's bought I buttoned my lip, she is developing her own style and Mum had best keep out of it!

I was going on the train and stressing a bit about how to get my clothes there uncreased in a suitcase on wheels (most of which either far too small or too big) but as Mick has the week off he's offered to take me in the car I've already got my ticket but it was only £11, and anyway I'll get a refund via the train line if it's unused

Kaz wrote:I buttoned my lip, she is developing her own style and Mum had best keep out of it!

You did the right thing

Jen wears some (IMO) ridiculous combinations , but then I'm sure I don't wear anything that she would wear.....oh mind you we did wear the same dress when we went to see Russell Brand....we accessorised differently though

Gosh yes, would you have liked to be dressed by your mum?

Seruously though Kaz, in years to come she may well look back at these photos and say, oh dear, what was I thinking?

But how much worse to look back and say, Oh yeah, my mum chose that

Di yes I know

Actually when I was 18 my mum was 36/37 and extremely trendy and young looking, she didn't look a day over 30 - all my male friends and boyfriends used to fancy her, so I probably wouldn't have minded