we went to a faire last month, and I was looking forward to lots of boobs. Much to my dismay, very few of the women got dressed up properly. Amy was going to buy the stuff but couldnt figure out what to get.
The Ren Faire in Hebron is open again this weekend (and today too) so I reccomend you go again. You can buy a kilt! Yay kilts!
As far as Amy's, if she has any basic skill at all she can probably make her own skirt. The only part I reccomend she buys is the bodice, and the best place to get that would be at the faire. The Cloak & Dagger has nice ones. A good bodice will probably run you about $50-$100, depending on the cut, the material, and who you get it from. (Leather always costs more, obviously.) You could buy a shirt, but that's personal preference. I wear a basic solid-colored shirt under mine so I can change it up a bit, where as other people get the poufy white shirts. I don't reccomend her going without a shirt, regardless of your hopes and dreams
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As far as Amy's, if she has any basic skill at all she can probably make her own skirt. The only part I reccomend she buys is the bodice, and the best place to get that would be at the faire. The Cloak & Dagger has nice ones. A good bodice will probably run you about $50-$100, depending on the cut, the material, and who you get it from. (Leather always costs more, obviously.) You could buy a shirt, but that's personal preference. I wear a basic solid-colored shirt under mine so I can change it up a bit, where as other people get the poufy white shirts. I don't reccomend her going without a shirt, regardless of your hopes and dreams ( ... )
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