astro_girl
New member
Hello:
I have a bedlah set that I'm about to perform in for the first time. At a local BD swap I found a silver circle skirt, arguably gypsy-esque because it has "vertical tiers", if this makes sense...i.e., there are alternating vertical panels on a 45deg angle of silver poly fabric alternating w/silver sequin fabric that end in a scalloped hem.
In any event, a few ladies there commented that it went well with my cabaret belt and bra set so I purchased it, not finding anything else. It flares a bit at the bottom and I'd like to experiment with tucking to add some pizazz. Granted, it's a one pc. circle skirt so there are no separate panels.
Can someone provide some suggestions for tucking - either one side or both? The hem is scalloped so I'd have to fidget a bit to grab the longer part and not let the wrong side of the skirt show. I've seen some nice tucking suggestions on a website that sells full tiered tribal skirts, but this skirt does not have as much fabric as these.
Thanks!
I have a bedlah set that I'm about to perform in for the first time. At a local BD swap I found a silver circle skirt, arguably gypsy-esque because it has "vertical tiers", if this makes sense...i.e., there are alternating vertical panels on a 45deg angle of silver poly fabric alternating w/silver sequin fabric that end in a scalloped hem.
In any event, a few ladies there commented that it went well with my cabaret belt and bra set so I purchased it, not finding anything else. It flares a bit at the bottom and I'd like to experiment with tucking to add some pizazz. Granted, it's a one pc. circle skirt so there are no separate panels.
Can someone provide some suggestions for tucking - either one side or both? The hem is scalloped so I'd have to fidget a bit to grab the longer part and not let the wrong side of the skirt show. I've seen some nice tucking suggestions on a website that sells full tiered tribal skirts, but this skirt does not have as much fabric as these.
Thanks!