We've all had one of those not so discreet and slightly mortifying Marilyn Monroe moments and now a useful app has been created to combat the dilemma. More here.
The late Queen's dressmaker, Stewart Parvin, saved her from embarrassment by finding a nifty solution to stop her dresses flying up in the wind on outdoor engagements.
DressWeights are the first and only reusable and recyclable fashion fix to keep dress and skirt hems down on windy days. No more Marilyn Monroe moments!
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There’s an app that can track winds and warn you of potentially embarrassing windy conditions in advance.
Skirt and dress weights are very popular; apparently, even royals use them.
I found this online retail store that sells them.
https://shopdressweights.com/?
There are plenty of these on Amazon.
You can also modify your existing skirt or dress to have an adjustable length.
Another one from Amazon.
Here’s one!
You don’t need to even buy paper clothes; you can make your own at home in just a few minutes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKvwrJ_wbYo
Paper clothes are not only cheap and environmentally friendly, but they are also stylish. Check out these different paper fashion ideas https://origami-resource-center.com/origami-clothing/
Paper clothes were popular in the 1960s but have been making a comeback in the fashion world. Check out this article on the history of paper dresses https://fashion-history.lovetoknow.com/clothing-types-styles/paper-dresses
There is a designer who created one for a runaway fashion show.