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Old 08-23-2006, 04:42 PM
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Band shirts

How do you think these look best on girls? I want to get a Pixies shirt off the internet, but I'm not sure whether to get:

a) a girl's one, which comes in one size only (how inconvenient, but it'd almost certainly fit me as I'm an 8-10)
b) a small boy's size so it's a loose fit
c) customise a boy's size shirt (like a giant shirt cut up and turned into a t shirt dress to wear over jeans, or...I don't know, ribbons up the side.)

edit: I doubt that I'd be able to manage the customising, but I'd have a go on one of my dad's old shirts before doing it to a nice new Pixies t!


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Old 08-23-2006, 05:19 PM
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I would say it depends on your shape and what you generally wear. For example, if your a bit indie or a bit boyish then you might want to get a men's small with some skinny fit jeans...If you have curves to define on the other hand, you might want to try a girls skinny fit. And I think customizing with ribbons is perhaps for very girly girls?
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Old 08-23-2006, 05:38 PM
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Yeah, the ribbons thing was just a random suggestion; I mean where you cut holes up the sides and tie the ribbon through, but I think it'd probably look a bit silly on me. I'm not really an uber-girly girl. I have this idea that a big shirt would look sort of cool as a dress, but I don't know how I'd go about doing that. I might have that as tomorrow's project.
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those one fit size shirts are rediculasly small. i got a fantomas one and i am a size 8 but it was more like a size 6

however i have a small boys metallica one (dont ask) and it fits alrightish bit baggy but still quite fitted and a good length

ive also customised a large mens sonic youth one which i just cut abit from the edges and sewed to make it more "fitted" which only took around 2 hours hand sewn and was not hard at all to do (would take about 10-20 mins on a sewing machine haha)
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That sounds good....just make sure the image on the front/ back of the t-shirt doesn't stretch out horizontally too much because I suppose you'd really need to take it in at the sides that way. A friend of mine once bought a meat is murder t-shirt, only after she'd altered it, it ended up saying "eat is murder".
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