This probably leans more on a fashion question, but since the fabric in question is silk, I'd rather ask people with fabric know-how...
My grandparent's 50th anniversary is in a few weeks and the shirt I want to wear is fairly low cut. It's cool if it is sitting right on my shoulder, but it sometimes wiggles around and shows off some bra, highly inappropriate for grandparents.
So really, I'm just looking for a way to prevent it from wiggling around, and I was thinking of whatever swimsuit models use to prevent wigglage for them, but the shirt is 100% silk... so would whatever that type of glue work on it? I don't want to stain it and I don't want to pin it (unless I -have- to...) oh well...
I'm adding some pictures of the shirt in question and some crafty things...


I have super sensitive skin and in this Texas heat I have to wear a sunhat (even on cloudy days!!!) and since it was just boring boring blue... I decided to add some swirly-dos. I'm not sure how much I'm going to add... it's just whenever I have time... it's swirly-do time
first "pass" of swirly dos



second "pass" of swirly-dos


what it looks like when worn normally.

My grandparent's 50th anniversary is in a few weeks and the shirt I want to wear is fairly low cut. It's cool if it is sitting right on my shoulder, but it sometimes wiggles around and shows off some bra, highly inappropriate for grandparents.
So really, I'm just looking for a way to prevent it from wiggling around, and I was thinking of whatever swimsuit models use to prevent wigglage for them, but the shirt is 100% silk... so would whatever that type of glue work on it? I don't want to stain it and I don't want to pin it (unless I -have- to...) oh well...
I'm adding some pictures of the shirt in question and some crafty things...
I have super sensitive skin and in this Texas heat I have to wear a sunhat (even on cloudy days!!!) and since it was just boring boring blue... I decided to add some swirly-dos. I'm not sure how much I'm going to add... it's just whenever I have time... it's swirly-do time
first "pass" of swirly dos
second "pass" of swirly-dos
what it looks like when worn normally.