Some are made of Indian cotton prints, with or without extensive embroidery; some have been bedazzled within an inch of their hems; some are sturdy solid tunics, with a solid, trusty trim around the neck.
I really wanted to buy one; specifically an Amaya tunic (that's a hand-embroidered detail, to the right), but found that I was between two sizes, and one does want a tunic to fit just right.
So I shall simply raise my glass to this elusive garment.
Seriously: "gin and tunic" sounds like a good summer drink to me. Bartenders: you read it here first!
5 comments:
Never been to Nantucket. Are there lots of limericks there?
I just bought 3 tunics from the Nordstrom big sale. I hope they are the tunics of my dreams. If not they are going back and I am going to keep looking.
Belle, it sounds like you are making tunic salad.
Tunic salad!!!LOL!!! This is why I love you. This and because of you I have bangs( yes, I credit you with my new hair).
WendyB, This explains why I saw a t-shirt for sale saying "I am the man from Nantucket." At first I thought it was a revisionist Men at Work lyric, but now I get it!
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