Never too annoying my dear, Tanya. That’s what this forum is for!

I have my fav’s:

1. White cami with pink cardi – Super 50’s look. Festive. (8)
2. Lemon wrap shirt ( large bow). Very good silhouette on you. Add a turquoise necklace (6)
3. White dipped cowl neck sleeveless top. Add that same turquoise necklace, or earrings. (2)

You shopped well in your closet. Lets see if there is a consenses.

I love the wrap tops Tanya, especially the one with the supersized bow. it's adorable. My other favorite is the sleeveless cowlneck. The length is perfect.

The bright fuschia colors are a little too much for me, but in a less concentrated form like a cami I think it's great.

I agree with Maya and Angie. The wrap tops are nice and interesting, and the white cowl neck is very flattering. Nice job--now you can spend your money on other fun things. A turquoise necklace would be great.

I also like both of the wrap tops and the pink cardi is cute too!

My faves are #2 and #8, with runners-up being #5 and #7. I love fuchsia with the skirt...
I guess I'm the only one so far for whom the yellow wrap top with the bow didn't make the list. But you know, this is just a matter of taste, I'm not so into the bow thing. But I agree the cut is nice on you!
My least favorite is probably #4 because it lacks a little bit of omph. But all tops are flattering! Nice.

Thank you ladies, I truly appreciate your input. I'll go with your picks!
Maya,I actually have a simple fuschia cami. I may try it instead of the yellow in outfit #5.
Angie, I loove the idea of a turquoise necklace! I'll be looking for one!
Antje, I got the fuschia idea from you!

Ana, your remark is spot on. Actually, when it comes to shopping, I am radically switching my situation/strategy from May, since I'm moving to new significantly more expensive apartment so my shopping budget is going to be dramatically reduced. I already have a lots of clothes, I'm relatively good at picking cute items. However, I'm quite bad at putting outfits together, and here I am finding your advice irreplaceable! I'm even worse at accessories, I have almost none, but I'm trying to change that.

So my plan from now on is to shop in my closet , and try to get some cute scarves, necklaces and shoes to actually make outfits. I still might get an occasional item, but only if it's perfect and I have almost everything else to go with it.

The turquoise necklace suggestion certainly hit it's spot!

I loved every last one of them. Each one had a different mood, and different accessorizing potential.

I do think the belted one gave you the skinniest waist of all... that one popped right out at me, and I was thinking "sheesh does she have a 17 inch waist??" My mom had a 17 inch waist in the 50s (but I think she must've worn corsets). This one reminded me of some photos I have of her from that time period.

The shrunken fuschia cardi caught my eye next. LOVE IT.

Then the lemon wrap shirt - it was softer and more romantic - again, a totally different mood!

And I liked also the tucked in camp shirt, it had a different mood too.

All of them looked great!

I think you need some fushcia shoes... would look great with the lemon and white tops.

Yay! Fushia shoes!

There seems to be somewhat of a consenses. Interesting.

Ooh, Shiny, thanks for a wonderful post! My waist is 25", can't imagine what 17" would be!
And the idea of fuschia shoes rocks! As they say in my country, it's not difficult to make a frog jump into water!

I just looked around :
http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/36754377/c/864.html
http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/35654817/c/1697.html
http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/38452523/c/24934.html

Thoughts? I love that last pair!

My vote is for the Chinese Laundry pair if you can deal with all the straps, but I can definitely see you in the last pair as well. :)

I echo, Ana. Love the Chinese Laundry. And the frog jumping into water! Where is "your" country Tanya?

Thanks for the input, ladies. I'll add those Chinese Laundry shoes to my ever-growing shoe-wish list ( to be tackled when the tax refund arrives :)

Angie, I am from Serbia. I came here for grad school in 2002 when it was still named Yugoslavia, and there were quite a few name (and teritory) changes in between. I am am really hoping that does not continue.

Wow, that third pair is stunning! If you can wear those heels, I'd go for it, it's quite a statement.
Of the remaining two, I'm with the rest of the crowd and like the Chinese Laundry ones.