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over a year ago
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Do you express yourself through your fashion choices/accessories/looks?
Do your outfits make statements ? Whether it's a nod to your beliefs with an appropriate slogan T-shirt or latest nod to a trend craze? My brain is buzzing so hard to put in in words but I love people watching and wondering what they try to tell the world about themselves via their outside shell.
Inspired by cleavage thread and thoughts on: do we dress for ourselves or for others? Ultimately I guess in majority we dress for ourselves but we want others to "read" us in certain way. Maybe. I'm brainstorming out loud. Join me.
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"I try to, but I’m honestly too poor to buy the things that I’d like to wear. I also have chronic pain so usually always wear my comfiest trainers  "
My gosh with limitless resources I'd be most out there |
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I dress for me, because I feel good when I look good.
I don't have a particular style, I could be a denim shorts one day, a vintage style dress the next, really depends on my mood or what I'm doing and if I can be bothered to shave my legs lol
Mostly I just like to feel comfortable. |
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"I try to, but I’m honestly too poor to buy the things that I’d like to wear. I also have chronic pain so usually always wear my comfiest trainers "
This is why I love charity shops, got some beautiful items recently! The heels in my pics (only worn in the bedroom) were brand new, M&S, 6.99! |
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I tend to dress like a redneck,
Checked shirt, jeans, boots and a T shirt, I like to think I can still look dressed but also go a hike, climb a tree or throw a lady over my shoulder and carry her off to my cabin 
I don’t generally wear suits or dress too smartly, but people say I look nice in a suit and tie. I just don’t feel comfortable x |
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"I try to, but I’m honestly too poor to buy the things that I’d like to wear. I also have chronic pain so usually always wear my comfiest trainers
My gosh with limitless resources I'd be most out there "
I’d be so cool  I gained a lot of weight due to my hormones not working, so I felt uncomfortable in my clothes for aaaaaages. But recently bought a new wardrobe and I’m sort of getting more comfortable with what I wear. I used to be so self conscious but now I just don’t give a fuck  |
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"I try to, but I’m honestly too poor to buy the things that I’d like to wear. I also have chronic pain so usually always wear my comfiest trainers
This is why I love charity shops, got some beautiful items recently! The heels in my pics (only worn in the bedroom) were brand new, M&S, 6.99! "
Vinted is my new go to, found some good vintage stuff on there too |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I try to, but I’m honestly too poor to buy the things that I’d like to wear. I also have chronic pain so usually always wear my comfiest trainers
This is why I love charity shops, got some beautiful items recently! The heels in my pics (only worn in the bedroom) were brand new, M&S, 6.99! "
I *really* need to go to more charity shops |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I tend to dress like a redneck,
Checked shirt, jeans, boots and a T shirt, I like to think I can still look dressed but also go a hike, climb a tree or throw a lady over my shoulder and carry her off to my cabin
I don’t generally wear suits or dress too smartly, but people say I look nice in a suit and tie. I just don’t feel comfortable x"
Man. You look more than nice uniformed and all |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I try to, but I’m honestly too poor to buy the things that I’d like to wear. I also have chronic pain so usually always wear my comfiest trainers
This is why I love charity shops, got some beautiful items recently! The heels in my pics (only worn in the bedroom) were brand new, M&S, 6.99!
I *really* need to go to more charity shops"
Yes you do. She speaks the truth
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By *oggoneMan
over a year ago
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"Do you express yourself through your fashion choices/accessories/looks?
Do your outfits make statements ? Whether it's a nod to your beliefs with an appropriate slogan T-shirt or latest nod to a trend craze? My brain is buzzing so hard to put in in words but I love people watching and wondering what they try to tell the world about themselves via their outside shell.
Inspired by cleavage thread and thoughts on: do we dress for ourselves or for others? Ultimately I guess in majority we dress for ourselves but we want others to "read" us in certain way. Maybe. I'm brainstorming out loud. Join me.
Tones"
Our clothing and appearances are a form of social communication. We want to project a different message depending on the setting, then there's also how your appearance is perceived by others. If you haven't read the killer post over on that thread, it's worth it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I tend to dress like a redneck,
Checked shirt, jeans, boots and a T shirt, I like to think I can still look dressed but also go a hike, climb a tree or throw a lady over my shoulder and carry her off to my cabin
I don’t generally wear suits or dress too smartly, but people say I look nice in a suit and tie. I just don’t feel comfortable x
Man. You look more than nice uniformed and all "
Aww bless you rose xx |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I try to, but I’m honestly too poor to buy the things that I’d like to wear. I also have chronic pain so usually always wear my comfiest trainers
My gosh with limitless resources I'd be most out there
I’d be so cool I gained a lot of weight due to my hormones not working, so I felt uncomfortable in my clothes for aaaaaages. But recently bought a new wardrobe and I’m sort of getting more comfortable with what I wear. I used to be so self conscious but now I just don’t give a fuck "
I had a cool pair of socks once from New Look. With little Foxes and Zero Fox Given words printed all over.. maybe start with that for that new wardrobe ? |
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"Do you express yourself through your fashion choices/accessories/looks?
Do your outfits make statements ? Whether it's a nod to your beliefs with an appropriate slogan T-shirt or latest nod to a trend craze? My brain is buzzing so hard to put in in words but I love people watching and wondering what they try to tell the world about themselves via their outside shell.
Inspired by cleavage thread and thoughts on: do we dress for ourselves or for others? Ultimately I guess in majority we dress for ourselves but we want others to "read" us in certain way. Maybe. I'm brainstorming out loud. Join me.
Tones
Our clothing and appearances are a form of social communication. We want to project a different message depending on the setting, then there's also how your appearance is perceived by others. If you haven't read the killer post over on that thread, it's worth it."
I have. Hence I'm Chewing on it  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I tend to dress like a redneck,
Checked shirt, jeans, boots and a T shirt, I like to think I can still look dressed but also go a hike, climb a tree or throw a lady over my shoulder and carry her off to my cabin
I don’t generally wear suits or dress too smartly, but people say I look nice in a suit and tie. I just don’t feel comfortable x
Man. You look more than nice uniformed and all
Aww bless you rose xx "
That's been a while since anyone called me that !  |
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"I try to, but I’m honestly too poor to buy the things that I’d like to wear. I also have chronic pain so usually always wear my comfiest trainers
This is why I love charity shops, got some beautiful items recently! The heels in my pics (only worn in the bedroom) were brand new, M&S, 6.99! "
Haha I scored one too. A fiver. Black patent. So good. |
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Good questions T! I will move my MLS pic back to public for a bit to provide context.
At work my clothes have to be modest and practical. They say very little about me.
Outside of work, hmmm. I do like a band t-shirt, jeans/shorts and converse/vans/docs for everyday wear. Our current profile pic is very me.
Going out, my outfit for the MLS is dressed up me. Slightly retro/vintage style AND I actually remembered to put on a necklace.
I always forget accessories! I wish I wore them more. But that heart necklace is really special, it was an expensive present from me to me and I've had it over 20 years now.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Good questions T! I will move my MLS pic back to public for a bit to provide context.
At work my clothes have to be modest and practical. They say very little about me.
Outside of work, hmmm. I do like a band t-shirt, jeans/shorts and converse/vans/docs for everyday wear. Our current profile pic is very me.
Going out, my outfit for the MLS is dressed up me. Slightly retro/vintage style AND I actually remembered to put on a necklace.
I always forget accessories! I wish I wore them more. But that heart necklace is really special, it was an expensive present from me to me and I've had it over 20 years now.
J"
You looked delightful. Red fishnets love 
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By *edeWoman
over a year ago
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It really depends on what I'm doing and my mood to be honest. Some days it's all black jeans and t-shirt and some days it's bright flowery print dress.
I just put on whatever I feel comfortable in that day  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I’m a leggings, oversized T or jumper kinda gal. I dress for comfort and quickness most of the time. Not sure what vibes that gives off, lazy maybe? They’d probably be right |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Not really, I'm pretty basic in my dress sense and I know what looks good on me. Occasionally I'll wear a wrestling shirt in public if I'm feeling brave |
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"I try to, but I’m honestly too poor to buy the things that I’d like to wear. I also have chronic pain so usually always wear my comfiest trainers
This is why I love charity shops, got some beautiful items recently! The heels in my pics (only worn in the bedroom) were brand new, M&S, 6.99!
I *really* need to go to more charity shops"
Our local community church has a charity shop, nothing is more than a fiver. I've had brand new dresses for £3 before. I also googled the brand for something I bought, it was originally over £100! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Pair of shorts and an oversized T-shirt with a distinct look of I don't give a monkeys on my face, unless you meet me at work then I'm professional, friendly and charismatic  |
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I’m too skint to afford even charity shop clothing. So I stick with what I got. A bunch of T-shirts, and a bunch of shorts.
I’ll take any freebies if it’ll fit a fat geezer. |
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"I’m too skint to afford even charity shop clothing. So I stick with what I got. A bunch of T-shirts, and a bunch of shorts.
I’ll take any freebies if it’ll fit a fat geezer. "
I have some things you may want, dependent on your size |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I try to, but I’m honestly too poor to buy the things that I’d like to wear. I also have chronic pain so usually always wear my comfiest trainers
This is why I love charity shops, got some beautiful items recently! The heels in my pics (only worn in the bedroom) were brand new, M&S, 6.99!
I *really* need to go to more charity shops
Our local community church has a charity shop, nothing is more than a fiver. I've had brand new dresses for £3 before. I also googled the brand for something I bought, it was originally over £100!"
I love!! Going charity shopping. I’ve found some really good bargains. There’s one near me that gets old stock from online shops like Zara etc. if you take your time and have a good look you find some really good stuff. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Not really. I like what I like. Sometimes I get it right and sometimes I get it wrong. I'm far less likely to worry about following trends now than I ever used to be x |
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"I try to, but I’m honestly too poor to buy the things that I’d like to wear. I also have chronic pain so usually always wear my comfiest trainers
This is why I love charity shops, got some beautiful items recently! The heels in my pics (only worn in the bedroom) were brand new, M&S, 6.99!
I *really* need to go to more charity shops
Our local community church has a charity shop, nothing is more than a fiver. I've had brand new dresses for £3 before. I also googled the brand for something I bought, it was originally over £100!
I love!! Going charity shopping. I’ve found some really good bargains. There’s one near me that gets old stock from online shops like Zara etc. if you take your time and have a good look you find some really good stuff. "
I've had some right finds answers steals on designer clothes in charity shops |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I try to, but I’m honestly too poor to buy the things that I’d like to wear. I also have chronic pain so usually always wear my comfiest trainers
This is why I love charity shops, got some beautiful items recently! The heels in my pics (only worn in the bedroom) were brand new, M&S, 6.99!
I *really* need to go to more charity shops
Our local community church has a charity shop, nothing is more than a fiver. I've had brand new dresses for £3 before. I also googled the brand for something I bought, it was originally over £100!
I love!! Going charity shopping. I’ve found some really good bargains. There’s one near me that gets old stock from online shops like Zara etc. if you take your time and have a good look you find some really good stuff.
I've had some right finds answers steals on designer clothes in charity shops "
I got our daughter a really nice north face coat recently for £3. It’s crazy the stuff you can find! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Yes, OP, I do. I love express myself through clothing and outfits. I don’t wear many Ts with writing on these days because they’re so expensive on Etsy but I do enjoy expressing different parts of my personality through clothes and outfits. |
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"Do you express yourself through your fashion choices/accessories/looks?
Do your outfits make statements ? Whether it's a nod to your beliefs with an appropriate slogan T-shirt or latest nod to a trend craze? My brain is buzzing so hard to put in in words but I love people watching and wondering what they try to tell the world about themselves via their outside shell.
Inspired by cleavage thread and thoughts on: do we dress for ourselves or for others? Ultimately I guess in majority we dress for ourselves but we want others to "read" us in certain way. Maybe. I'm brainstorming out loud. Join me.
Tones"
I don't really make any statements with my clothes. Not deliberately anyway. My "style", such as there is one, is fairly classic. Understated. Preppy I guess, which I think probably does reflect my personality! But I promise I'm not quite as dull as that sounds. Well, I hope not anyway. |
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"I’m too skint to afford even charity shop clothing. So I stick with what I got. A bunch of T-shirts, and a bunch of shorts.
I’ll take any freebies if it’ll fit a fat geezer. "
Let's call it a capsule wardrobe. If it's good it can be worn for decades
This reminded me.
I used to have lots of hand me downs as a child as couldnt afford lots of new things and my Grandma had a sewing machine. Some outfits we came up with together were great, some less so. I wish I learnt sewing from her, but I have no patience for it Anyway, my point was the new isn't always better. I hope things get better for you |
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"Do you express yourself through your fashion choices/accessories/looks?
Do your outfits make statements ? Whether it's a nod to your beliefs with an appropriate slogan T-shirt or latest nod to a trend craze? My brain is buzzing so hard to put in in words but I love people watching and wondering what they try to tell the world about themselves via their outside shell.
Inspired by cleavage thread and thoughts on: do we dress for ourselves or for others? Ultimately I guess in majority we dress for ourselves but we want others to "read" us in certain way. Maybe. I'm brainstorming out loud. Join me.
Tones
I don't really make any statements with my clothes. Not deliberately anyway. My "style", such as there is one, is fairly classic. Understated. Preppy I guess, which I think probably does reflect my personality! But I promise I'm not quite as dull as that sounds. Well, I hope not anyway."
One day I'll be the "judge". When I get through the crowd of people at social to talk to you
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I used to bigger than I am now and hid myself in dark baggy clothes. Now that I've lost some weight I now wear brighter clothes but try to pick styles that flatter my figure. I love dresses and have just bought 6 new summer ones. |
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"My wardrobe is as black as my soul "
That's the colour i wear the least I believe. But some staple items must be in black.
Hey. Maybe it's a cloak of darkness over a brighter soul ? |
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"My mum dresses so me, it's I'm really an expression of her mood. So generally dressed in black "
Excellent idea for a thread: the worst parentslly-imposed outfits! I remember being togged up quite like Rupert the Bear once. Checked trousers, cardigan, the lot. Won a lot of cute points though with my Nan. |
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"My wardrobe is as black as my soul
That's the colour i wear the least I believe. But some staple items must be in black.
Hey. Maybe it's a cloak of darkness over a brighter soul ?"
That's a very positive outlook |
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"I used to bigger than I am now and hid myself in dark baggy clothes. Now that I've lost some weight I now wear brighter clothes but try to pick styles that flatter my figure. I love dresses and have just bought 6 new summer ones."
Whoop whoop. All the love for dresses here..
Spill. What are they like? And kudos to you for embracing new style with significant changes. It shows confidence |
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"My mum dresses so me, it's I'm really an expression of her mood. So generally dressed in black
Excellent idea for a thread: the worst parentslly-imposed outfits! I remember being togged up quite like Rupert the Bear once. Checked trousers, cardigan, the lot. Won a lot of cute points though with my Nan."
Haha do it. What those parents were trying to express huh? |
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Yes I do. I do it for myself mostly, but I'd be lying if I said there wasn't times where I was trying to impress someone with my outfit choices. I've had way too much cleavage and thigh on show this week and that wasn't just for me.
I'm quite a floral, pastel and colourful kind of woman, my wardrobe is full of beautiful dresses and skirts. I buy pieces if I like them, and not just because they are what is trending at the moment. I think most of my outfits reflect my personality well. As cute as a button, creative and sometimes a little bit of seductivenese thrown in to show I'm not as innocent as most people think.
But that's just me. I completely understand that some people just dress however the fuck they want and it doesn't always mean it's a part of their personality or they want to show the world a glimpse of them through their clothing choices. |
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"I’m bi so depends who I’m meeting. Upvc leggings perhaps for trans. Gay guys tiny shorts and a vest. Hot girls, fairly conservative so she gets all the attention"
Must feel good to be able to draw from variety of outfits ! be different versions of you yet .. Still You ! |
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"It really depends on what I'm doing and my mood to be honest. Some days it's all black jeans and t-shirt and some days it's bright flowery print dress.
I just put on whatever I feel comfortable in that day "
Follow the vibe |
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"Yes I do. I do it for myself mostly, but I'd be lying if I said there wasn't times where I was trying to impress someone with my outfit choices. I've had way too much cleavage and thigh on show this week and that wasn't just for me.
I'm quite a floral, pastel and colourful kind of woman, my wardrobe is full of beautiful dresses and skirts. I buy pieces if I like them, and not just because they are what is trending at the moment. I think most of my outfits reflect my personality well. As cute as a button, creative and sometimes a little bit of seductivenese thrown in to show I'm not as innocent as most people think.
But that's just me. I completely understand that some people just dress however the fuck they want and it doesn't always mean it's a part of their personality or they want to show the world a glimpse of them through their clothing choices. "
To be fair, I think skin tones play a big part in colours you choose for your clothes and think pastels really do suit to a T. I've struggled with certain colours and wondered whether they would suit me so I've generally stuck with the usual blues, blacks, greys with the odd maroon t shirt or jumper. |
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"My mum dresses so me, it's I'm really an expression of her mood. So generally dressed in black
Excellent idea for a thread: the worst parentslly-imposed outfits! I remember being togged up quite like Rupert the Bear once. Checked trousers, cardigan, the lot. Won a lot of cute points though with my Nan."
I can't even with the cuteness!
Honestly, it's not fair. I see kids' clothes now and want to weep when I remember what I was dressed in.
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"Do you express yourself through your fashion choices/accessories/looks?
Do your outfits make statements ? Whether it's a nod to your beliefs with an appropriate slogan T-shirt or latest nod to a trend craze? My brain is buzzing so hard to put in in words but I love people watching and wondering what they try to tell the world about themselves via their outside shell.
Inspired by cleavage thread and thoughts on: do we dress for ourselves or for others? Ultimately I guess in majority we dress for ourselves but we want others to "read" us in certain way. Maybe. I'm brainstorming out loud. Join me.
Tones"
 i am real to myself. I am sure i express and ptoject me daily.
Everyday is a open window to be the best version of you.
Others do not read well,and assume alot, all depends where their head and heart is at that time.
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"My mum dresses so me, it's I'm really an expression of her mood. So generally dressed in black
Excellent idea for a thread: the worst parentslly-imposed outfits! I remember being togged up quite like Rupert the Bear once. Checked trousers, cardigan, the lot. Won a lot of cute points though with my Nan.
Haha do it. What those parents were trying to express huh? "
When there feeling all pink in fluffy on those days I end up in a tutu...last week was graft |
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"My mum dresses so me, it's I'm really an expression of her mood. So generally dressed in black
Excellent idea for a thread: the worst parentslly-imposed outfits! I remember being togged up quite like Rupert the Bear once. Checked trousers, cardigan, the lot. Won a lot of cute points though with my Nan.
I can't even with the cuteness!
Honestly, it's not fair. I see kids' clothes now and want to weep when I remember what I was dressed in.
J"
I'll tell you about the brown waistcoat and bow tie combo 3-year old me wore for a family wedding one day... |
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"No. Can't be arsed and no excuse to make the effort anyway.
Why do you think you need an excuse? Hope you are okay.
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You can't express yourself through clothes under a lab coat and safety shoes and then since I don't 'go out' why would I bother trying? |
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"No. Can't be arsed and no excuse to make the effort anyway.
Why do you think you need an excuse? Hope you are okay.
You can't express yourself through clothes under a lab coat and safety shoes and then since I don't 'go out' why would I bother trying? "
In all fairness you are not obliged to express anything. You can be as practical or as comfortable as you wish.
You do change from the lab coat sometimes though? |
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Day to day I dress for comfort. We went through a long period of being broke, so spending money on myself was always the lowest priority, so I lived in supermarket jeans and tshirts that I've had for ages. I still do for the most part. On the rare occasion I treat myself I like deep dive replicas of clothes worn in tv/movies I like, for example a copy of a t-shirt 'The Dude' wears in The Big Lebowski, or Roy wears in the IT crowd.
If I'm buying clothes for going out, then I usually take J with me as I want to look good for her, and if she 'helps me choose' then I know what I'm wearing at least bears her stamp of shagability.
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"Yes I do. I do it for myself mostly, but I'd be lying if I said there wasn't times where I was trying to impress someone with my outfit choices. I've had way too much cleavage and thigh on show this week and that wasn't just for me.
I'm quite a floral, pastel and colourful kind of woman, my wardrobe is full of beautiful dresses and skirts. I buy pieces if I like them, and not just because they are what is trending at the moment. I think most of my outfits reflect my personality well. As cute as a button, creative and sometimes a little bit of seductivenese thrown in to show I'm not as innocent as most people think.
But that's just me. I completely understand that some people just dress however the fuck they want and it doesn't always mean it's a part of their personality or they want to show the world a glimpse of them through their clothing choices.
To be fair, I think skin tones play a big part in colours you choose for your clothes and think pastels really do suit to a T. I've struggled with certain colours and wondered whether they would suit me so I've generally stuck with the usual blues, blacks, greys with the odd maroon t shirt or jumper."
I think you could pull off some brighter colours for sure. just brave it once. Don't go muted.
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"Yes I do. I do it for myself mostly, but I'd be lying if I said there wasn't times where I was trying to impress someone with my outfit choices. I've had way too much cleavage and thigh on show this week and that wasn't just for me.
I'm quite a floral, pastel and colourful kind of woman, my wardrobe is full of beautiful dresses and skirts. I buy pieces if I like them, and not just because they are what is trending at the moment. I think most of my outfits reflect my personality well. As cute as a button, creative and sometimes a little bit of seductivenese thrown in to show I'm not as innocent as most people think.
But that's just me. I completely understand that some people just dress however the fuck they want and it doesn't always mean it's a part of their personality or they want to show the world a glimpse of them through their clothing choices. "
I feel they do express you well. Or the part we get to know here as that's not all of who you are those cardigans especially - adorable like you.
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over a year ago
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I wear dresses once in a while for special occasions but my wardrobe is mostly concert T-shirts, Gruntstyle T shirts , jeans, yoga pants flannels and hoodies. |
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