Jett parked the Corolla in the nearest spot he could find to the I Pry, Inc. entrance doors and the famous heartthrob made a mad dash into the lobby. The forty-nine-year-old Amy had dressed for the occurrence in a sweater a tad too tight and a skirt a tad too short, accented by white patent leather boots. The hip outfit would wear well on a trim young adult, but if the clothing eluded Amy’s thought process and accelerated her confidence, then so be it. Â Murder Can Be Messy – Chapter 19.
CLOTHES TALK!
Loudly, quietly, boldly, brazenly, playfully, fashionably, trendily, shyly, flirtatiously, subtly, smartly, sensibly, confidently!
In the above excerpt from my second novel, Murder Can Be Messy, Amy Cobb told the gorgeous actor, Jett Jaso, oodles about herself through her mode of flirtatious fashion, without verbally uttering so much as a meager, lustful word.
As the true glamorous fashion plates that we are, we have the luxury of speaking and shouting loudly, without every making an audible sound, merely by the clothes that we choose to drape our fabulous bodies in. Our voices can be heard without so much as moving our lips. An outfit or a put together fashion ensemble that we are adorned in can tell people facets of our moods and of our personalities with merely a flick of their eyes.
Are you feeling smart? Â Blow them away dressed in a no nonsense business suit.
Are you feeling frisky? Knock them over in a thigh high skirt and a ruffled, frilly blouse.
Are you feeling spunky? Dazzle them in denim.
Are you feeling glamorous? Grab them with a gold dress.
Fashion speaks its own language!
Who would have thought that garments have their own gift of gab?
And when glamour speaks, everybody listens!
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