Fashion Emergency Essentials: Angel Dee’s Must Haves

Baby wipes have so many more uses than just cleaning up your babies. Lets say it has been a snowy night. You get off your car and walk inside. Suddenly you notice that your shoes are filthy. Baby wipes will clean all the grim right off. You can also use them to clean your hands.

This is perfect if you like wearing panty hose. They are such delicate items that you can often snag them or even cause a run. Just dab a little clear nail polish on and it will prevent further damage. And most of the time, no one even notices.

This is perfect for those low cut dresses and blouses. Nobody wants a nip slip. Just a small piece of double sided tape can hold your clothes in place. A simple fix. You can wear your plunging necklines without giving everyone a show.

This is kind of self explanatory. If you spill or drop something on yourself, the outcome is likely to be a stain. The Tide to go stick will do wonders. Let it dry and you can be on your way. A definite must have if you are a messy eater or have kids.

This is absolutely a must have if you love to wear the color black. Lint can sneak up on you at all times of the day. It can come from all kinds of contributors. Say you have a co-worker who has 4 cats, cat hair isn't far behind. The worst thing is to show up in a gorgeous black dress covered in lint.

If you have to work all day and then head straight over to an event, you are going to want to freshen up a little. This sheets are perfect for wiping away facial oils without messing up your make-up. They will make your face feel fresh and look spectacular.

Nothing is worse than body odor. If you are in a crowded room or have been hitting up the dance floor, chances are you have been sweating. Don't worry about smelling. These towelettes are perfect for wiping away sweat and odor protection. You can stay fresh the entire party.

This is by far the most important thing to carry. Safety pins have saved my life more than once. Not only can you fix a missing button or broken zipper, you can also fix jewelry. Once I was out and the clasp to my necklace broke, I used a small safety pin to close it. No one even noticed. I usually pin a few onto the seam of my skirt or shirt. You just never know when you'll need one.