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By *astello OP Woman
over a year ago
Far far away |
Just watching TV and "how to look 10 years younger" and wondered are you someone who dresses for your age?
Do you care what people think?
Are you a fashionista!?
Comfy clothes to the fore?
Do you think certain clothes make you feel differently?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We pretty much both dress in clothes we like and to hell with anyone who thinks we're too old for what we wear
I'd say we both err on the side of casual/smart casual. I hate being trussed up in fancy clothes and my outfits are built round "can I wear this with trainers or chunky boots" I don't own a single pair of heels unsurprisingly. Overall we probably dress younger than our ages |
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I've no idea what I'm supposed to wear for my age so I wear what I like and what I think looks good on me.
I've never followed fashion either in clothes or anything else and don't do brands or spend big on clothes.
The only clothes worth spending money on are good waterproofs.
I wear Primark and Lidl with a hint of Decathlon. |
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By *iscuits8Man
over a year ago
Meath / Dublin / Birmingham |
Totally casual all the time - t-shirt/shirt occasionally, jeans, smart runner/sneaker type footwear.
I can actually sometimes feel a bit uncomfortable in anything too dressy/formal wear. Suits/formal shoes just aren't me... they get thrown on strictly for weddings or other such occasions... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Skinny jeans runner's t-shirt other times gym gear if I was going out skinny jeans boots or heels and a dressy top odd occasion a dress or skirt with nice top |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Shorts T-shirt and trainers from April to December, no better feeling than getting your legs out after the winter, probably not age appropriate but who cares |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just watching TV and "how to look 10 years younger" and wondered are you someone who dresses for your age?
Do you care what people think?
Are you a fashionista!?
Comfy clothes to the fore?
Do you think certain clothes make you feel differently?
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I would say I have my own style. And also mood depending I change styles.
Due to my job I definitely think I dress younger then most ppl my age and hope I get away with it still lol
I hate trends so just do what I feel like
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By *apri 555Man
over a year ago
wexford or Dublin |
During the week im in overalls and work clothes most of the time so at the wkend i like to put on a nice shirt and jeans and shoes going out ,,sunday morning its back to the work clothes,as said above i not sure how im suposed to dress for my age its what makes me feel good , great topic op |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Used to always own a leather jacket and denim jacket in the 90's. I wouldn't wear either now.
Though that's really a preference not an age thing.
The rest pretty much the same |
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"Dress for yourself and what makes you feel good. Age is just a number " well I totally agree with you there,as I have got older I dress wilder, and wilder, lol. I don't giv a fuk what anyone thinks of me. Was in Belfast last weekend at at m and g and the cars was flashing and hooting at us.. great to be alive
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Dress for yourself and what makes you feel good. Age is just a number well I totally agree with you there,as I have got older I dress wilder, and wilder, lol. I don't giv a fuk what anyone thinks of me. Was in Belfast last weekend at at m and g and the cars was flashing and hooting at us.. great to be alive"
I have to ask
Mr or Mrs
Or both? |
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By *edro50Man
over a year ago
enniskillen |
I have to say because I was extremely obese I had to dress older than my age because I couldn't buy off the peg!now I've lost twelve inches around my waist but still obese but I can buy off the peg I find myself buying alot more casual wear and jeans and not wearing trousers and suits as much! |
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"Dress for yourself and what makes you feel good. Age is just a number well I totally agree with you there,as I have got older I dress wilder, and wilder, lol. I don't giv a fuk what anyone thinks of me. Was in Belfast last weekend at at m and g and the cars was flashing and hooting at us.. great to be alive"
I though flashing the lights was to warn people about the boy's in Blue?
I guess not going by the sound's of this.
Stupid me & phone the last time |
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By *edro50Man
over a year ago
enniskillen |
"Well kinda both.. lol. But mad here now. Mrs hatt also discovering her fashion freedom too. Lol"
Seeing your good lady I can understand why the cars in Belfast where honking their horns she's stunning! |
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"Well kinda both.. lol. But mad here now. Mrs hatt also discovering her fashion freedom too. Lol
Seeing your good lady I can understand why the cars in Belfast where honking their horns she's stunning!" they were honking at meeee. Lol lol lol |
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"Dress for yourself and what makes you feel good. Age is just a number well I totally agree with you there,as I have got older I dress wilder, and wilder, lol. I don't giv a fuk what anyone thinks of me. Was in Belfast last weekend at at m and g and the cars was flashing and hooting at us.. great to be alive
I though flashing the lights was to warn people about the boy's in Blue?
I guess not going by the sound's of this.
Stupid me & phone the last time " howya neighbour |
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By *edro50Man
over a year ago
enniskillen |
"Well kinda both.. lol. But mad here now. Mrs hatt also discovering her fashion freedom too. Lol
Seeing your good lady I can understand why the cars in Belfast where honking their horns she's stunning!they were honking at meeee. Lol lol lol"
As in himself I'm at a loss! well as they say up here keep her lit!lol |
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"Dress for yourself and what makes you feel good. Age is just a number well I totally agree with you there,as I have got older I dress wilder, and wilder, lol. I don't giv a fuk what anyone thinks of me. Was in Belfast last weekend at at m and g and the cars was flashing and hooting at us.. great to be alive
I though flashing the lights was to warn people about the boy's in Blue?
I guess not going by the sound's of this.
Stupid me & phone the last time howya neighbour"
Howya Neighbour's |
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"I was told I was too old to wear short t shirts that show off my mid drift so I wear them all the time now"
The cheek of some people. Good for you & rightly so, that your wearing them all of the time now. |
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By *astello OP Woman
over a year ago
Far far away |
Thanks everyone for the replies. Hugely varied responses. But overall, "take me as I am attitude" . Bravo.
An addendum to this. As dressing up seems to be a big part of fab life for socials, events, photos etc. Does this impact on how you feel about yourself i.e lingerie, masked balls, fancy dress, etc.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Thanks everyone for the replies. Hugely varied responses. But overall, "take me as I am attitude" . Bravo.
An addendum to this. As dressing up seems to be a big part of fab life for socials, events, photos etc. Does this impact on how you feel about yourself i.e lingerie, masked balls, fancy dress, etc.
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Same as take me as I am , I don't lacey stuff can't afford it .. that's the truth, |
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"Thanks everyone for the replies. Hugely varied responses. But overall, "take me as I am attitude" . Bravo.
An addendum to this. As dressing up seems to be a big part of fab life for socials, events, photos etc. Does this impact on how you feel about yourself i.e lingerie, masked balls, fancy dress, etc.
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Personally I can't really answer this question about Fab socials(yet). All I can say is that I'm not very big into dressing up, as in suited & booted. Apart from a wedding or some other special events. I might be able to answer later in the year, sometime. |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
Normally, I dress whatever way I please, which is NOT conventional, because I do not now have to adjust to a social convention, on a daily basis.
However, and it's a major however, on meets with friends and in a social setting where a particular form of attire is expected I always conform to the norm. Otherwise, you risk ostracising yourself.
Individuality is to be encouraged and welcomed, but not on all occasions! |
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"Ok for me I take pics for here because I have to I never have felt sexy in my life so clothed or not I have never had the fab feeling!I hope that answers what I think your asking!"
O God. I'm 100% like this aswell. The thoughs of someone thinking I'm sexy or look's sexy FREAKS me out BIG TIME |
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