Ats pants

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Here are the pictures I took of ats in her pants. What do you think? I think the tops you wear with them will make or break the outfit. I like them on you though ats. I think the khaki ones look kind of nautical. I hope you can find a flattering blue and white stripe shirt to wear with them. You might want to wear some spanx with them to flatten out the mid-section. That's what I did the other day with my pants.

I thought the gray ones looked similar to these pants I saw on this blog: http://www.fasshonaburu.com/

Comments

  1. jayne10:06 PM

    i like both of those pants on you ats! except wear the 1st one with not a baggy tshirt and it will look better - love you!

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  2. The Smiths10:13 AM

    what kind of shirt though? i feel like my thighs are a mile wide in those pants. still trying to find something. i love the other pants and wear it at least once a week. so comfortable and soft. you girls are the best. glad i have you for fashion advice. miss you. : (

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  3. The Smiths10:14 AM

    and thanks for the spanx comment joy. jayne, you know what to do the next time you see her. as a matter of fact, do it twice!

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  4. JRieker1:35 PM

    what i do?

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  5. jayne2:26 PM

    what DON'T you do you mean!

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