Someday we'll all being able to creep back outside, inch by
inch, still wearing masks but tiptoeing out into the world again.
And eventually this will mean shopping. I know many of you who are eager to peruse the latest summer
fashions followed by the latest fall ones. And that means dress designers are
going crazy cranking out clothes for you to buy.
So I have a
request of all these fashionistas: I would like bibs to come into style.
Think about
it. Everyone I know battles the drips and blobs that somehow land on our
shirts, especially when eating out. Don’t tell me you’ve never spilled a single
thing. Or, if this really is true for you, DO NOT TELL ME because then I will
feel like a slob and an old lady. An old lady slob.
Either way, I think bibs should be de rigueur, especially for people who use the phrase de rigueur. They could be designed to look like tuxedos, unisex Hawaiian shirts, wedding gowns—who cares? As long as they cover one’s torso. Reversable, washable, maybe even with pockets to replace the purses we lug around. Why should babies have all the fun?
Either way, I think bibs should be de rigueur, especially for people who use the phrase de rigueur. They could be designed to look like tuxedos, unisex Hawaiian shirts, wedding gowns—who cares? As long as they cover one’s torso. Reversable, washable, maybe even with pockets to replace the purses we lug around. Why should babies have all the fun?
And we will
gladly buy them because they’ll be much cheaper than dry cleaning or replacing
our cherished tops. Hey, if neckties—which have no practical purpose-- could
catch on, surely the handy bib can become the next rage.
If you
like to snack while reading, I won’t even mind if you spill on one of my books.
Find those, and my Youtube Mom videos right here.
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