DON’T–If you want to wear a skirt to show off your leg ink, don’t wear shoes you can’t walk in. But worn with the right accessories and the right dose of self confidence?…. On paper, both sound like they could be seen inside at your local pole-dancing event.
The other I wore side-lace up jeans and an animal print top. One day at the expo I wore I nice mini with a lace top and caged sandals. Hey, that’s MY casual, not me being a bum. If its “casual as hell day”, I bust out a nice cami and maybe some Juicy Couture sweats. If I put a bra on, it’s a REALLY big deal. On days I “dress up”, I usually wear jeans and a nice shirt. DO–It’s okay to dress provocatively professional. But hellz to the yeah I am going to tell you all about them:ġ. So what were my “thumbs up” and “thumbs down” when it came to MY line of work? I didn’t take photos of them…. It seemed the younger attendees had something more to prove, but girls, let me tell ya: what you were proving will probably be a Maury episode in the future. those things did play a part in my artwork and piercings! But for the most part, this was strictly a media event for me.Įven as a mild outsider looking in, my fashion and glamour side would kick in when I saw something inappropriate and all I could do was shake my head. But I wasn’t covered head to toe trying to explain my childhood with a narcissist mother and a messed up social life with ink and rings.
I have my piercings that I think are fashionable and cool. I have my tattoos in not so out-there places.
I didn’t hide the fact that I was not a ink-covered chick when I went to the expo.
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