JCC So what's your (fashion) style?

august - april: comfy and ugly. whatever i can fit two layers of wool underneath.
may - july: 90% just jeans and a sweater. 10% actually making an effort to look like i somewhat care

 

I don't care about fashion and I loathe dressing up. I prefer to wear jeans and a casual shirt or t-shirt or sometimes a polo shirt. If I could get away with it, I wouldn't even buy new clothes until my old ones were literally falling apart.

 

my people.

 

My default outfit is a pair of jeans and a graphic t-shirt usually of the SW variety.

 

If they sell it at Target, I'll wear it.

 

Ralph, Boss, Gucci, Zegna, Kenzo, Paul Smith, Steve McQueen, Burberry, Jack London.

Mine is kind of like British mod meets conservative college student. Fitted jumpers with long sleeve shirts but with slim jeans or chinos and designer or converse sneakers. Though i'm even relaxing the collar shirts at the moment when it comes to jumper combinations.

I'm actually wearing this exact outfit today since it's a very rare cold day for this time of the year:

Spoiler

 

I was in the Hugo Boss store. Three stories high, and nothing appealed to me. Except one thing.
There was one jacket on a mannequin at the base of the stairs that just shone, as if it was made in heaven. It was brown leather, but deeper and brighter than any brown leather you'd ever seen - goatskin leather. It had some zippers, but those were more elaborately stitched into the fabric than you've ever seen it done - giving the jacket its finishing gleaming touch.

I tried it on and it fit me perfectly. As if tailored.
Then I looked at the price tag. It was over a thousand dollars.

In the weeks afterwards, I was set on finding something that came close to it, but cheaper. Found a great jacket for less than 200. And that's my style: cheap variations of what I'd really like to wear.

 

At work, I tend to be in suits. Except today - I'm wearing dark blue jeans, suede chukkas, and a polo.

Outside of work, it depends. Summer? Usually dying from the humidity - I'm a cold weather person. But shorts, t-shirt as you'd expect. Mostly I tend to wear unadorned, plain crew necks - navy, black, grey, green.

Autumn, winter - my style would be Quantum of Solace.

 

Boring.

 

You must look quite bizarre wearing collinders, iPads, pencils and decorative pillows.

 

You would think, but it's actually the groceries that wear the worst.

 

No u

 

Um, yeah, that's my answer to the question posed by the thread.

 

Haha, Ender Sai that one went right over your head!

 

Day to day its fairly comfortable/sacrificial clothing (loose shirts and pants) since I work on a farm or at a textile mill. Don't want farm goo/dirt/grease on a nice dress. And during the winter its called 'survival gear'....lots of layers, fleece and wool when I'm outside.....pjs and a fleece robe inside. Gotta stay warm. This winter isn't too bad. Last winter felt like I moved to Hoth.

On rare occasions, I actually get to wear nice clothes. I tends towards whimsical/classic outfits (a-line dress w/ bell sleeves and an underskirt, retro '50s swing dress). Its more about finding things I like and am comfortable in. I don't care much at all for designer brands or up to date fashion. I have some shoes I like, but that's one place where comfort always wins if I'm going to be on my feet all day. I have an old back injury....wearing the wrong shoes can be crippling. I try to color coordinate if I can....but I'm not going to wear pretty shoes or heels most of the time.

Being petite has its perks.....like fitting in these. The perfect indoor shoe!

 

It's difficult to find turnips in just the right shade.

 

I wear whatever is comfortable.

 

Still trying to figure that out.

 

Banana in the tailpipe.

 

Usually jeans and a printed shirt (Depends on current interest).