Totalwoman.comexcitement, adventure, knowledge
HoroscopesDreamsToolsChatCardsShop
Click TripsMain PageViews and ReviewsFamilyFashionFunHealthHeartHomeWork

Totalwoman Search

Affiliates
Ask the DreamDoctor
Careers
Cathy comic
ChefMom
ColorQuiz
Dear Abby
digsville
Dishmag
ePregnancy
EverythingForParents
Fabulous Foods
Fabulous Travel
FocusOnStyle
Foodgeeks
Gardener's Network
GeoParent
HealthSquare
HolidayNotes
LearnTheNet
Lucire
mybackyard
Myria
NewHomemaker
Nutrio
SheKnows
TalkToTara
TeenHollywood
UComics
WomanMotorist

Totalwoman.com
About Us
Advertise
Become an Affiliate
Contact Us
Newsletter
Site Map
Terms
Fashion

Q: Broomstick skirts are perfect for teaching school and walking to work -- which I do almost every day. Do you have a suggestion for a type of comfortable slacks that might fit into my lifestyle? I tend to gain 10-15 pounds every winter and then shed it as it warms up.

A: Two words: stretch pants. No, not the old skintight kind that would have parents raising their eyebrows and make you the talk of the teachers' lunch room. The ones you want look like normal pants but have enough spandex to let you sit, bend over, breathe, and gain 10 or 15 pounds every winter. They're available in a zillion variations, from snazzy ones for formal Evenings, to tailored trousers you'd wear with a jacket, to knock-arounds you can throw in the washer. L.L. Bean, as well as Lands' End and Eddie Bauer have some slim cotton/Lycra pants and some with roomier hips and thighs.

Patricia McLaughlin is a nationally syndicated fashion columnist.
Read more of Patsy's answers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Top of page
Back to Fashion
 
 





 

About Us | Advertise | Affiliates | Contact Us | Newsletter | Site Map | Terms
Main Page | Views & Reviews | Family | Fashion | Fun & Games | Health | Heart | Home | Work | Horoscopes | Dreams | Tools | Chat | Cards | Shop

© 2000-2003 Cybereps, Inc. All Rights Reserved. No portion of this site may be reproduced or redistributed without prior written permission from Cybereps.