On an average day
Biblioklept
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What do you wear on an average day to day basis?
I live in dresses I can just throw on as they're the most comfortable but if I leave the house I always throw on a pair of leggings too even if the dress is really long.
What does everyone else wear most days?
I live in dresses I can just throw on as they're the most comfortable but if I leave the house I always throw on a pair of leggings too even if the dress is really long.
What does everyone else wear most days?
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Jeans and a jumper every day regardless of weather
I don’t like wearing any clothes that leave exposed skin like shorts or a short sleeved shirt0 -
66Mustang said:Jeans and a jumper every day regardless of weather
I don’t like wearing any clothes that leave exposed skin like shorts or a short sleeved shirt
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Pjyamas
Usually jeans/trousers or trackies and a t-shirt, plus a jumper if it's cold. I'm not a dress or skirt wearer!0 -
Tori_Scope said:Pjyamas
Usually jeans/trousers or trackies and a t-shirt, plus a jumper if it's cold. I'm not a dress or skirt wearer!
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I get that @Biblioklept I used to wear tighter clothes, but I'm more into baggy clothes at the moment. A baggy t-shirt and baggy trousers has the same effect for me, I think!1
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At home I'm any old how lol, joggers, jeans, dresses, out and about I like to dress up and ware smart clothes but trendy, love waistcoats, blazer jacket with jeans, I love boots too, in this weather tho shorts tee shirts0
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I kind of wish I had a need to wear smart clothes but I don’t even own a suit
Did anyone else’s parents or grandparents used to dress smart all the time when out, even to go to the supermarket?0 -
Yes!! Always in proper shirts and things. I love the idea of it but just imagine it's so uncomfortable, though they never seemed to be. Maybe they had a higher tolerance for it and our generation is spoilt being able to be comfy1
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Leggings, t-shirt and jumper for me0
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I still see plenty of people, especially older people, in smart clothes when out and about @66Mustang! I remember finding it hilarious growing up when my mum told me that people would dress up to go to the local John Lewis. It's obviously not a bad thing, but I recall finding it a strange thought. I'm all about comfort, though.
I bought a suit for a friend's wedding a few months ago, and it's going to be my go-to smart outfit now1 -
What colour is the suit @Tori_Scope?0
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Love that @Tori_Scope a smart go to out fit.
I saw a guy few weeks ago looking very smart, I presumed he was a solicitor as was heading towards a solicitors office. Not in a suit but smart pointed shoes and nice shirt and trousers and hair styled. Man bag.0 -
I agree @Tori_Scope I go for comfort myself.
I still like to look presentable which leads me to a question if it’s OK to ask, I think it’s keeping with the flow of the thread.
What is everyone’s opinion on people who dress in an unpresentable way, to the point of being offensive?
I saw a man in the supermarket today in shorts and flip flops without a shirt on just walking around doing his shopping like normal. He was also shouting to his partner who was half way across the shop several aisles down so obviously didn’t believe in being respectful to others around him.
Also saw a woman the other day in a different supermarket walking around bare foot.
Opinions? Perfectly OK as long as they’re comfortable? Or offensive?
To think less than 100 years ago we would wear a suit to go to the shops. We have gone from one extreme to the other.0 -
Oh no not bare foot in a supermarket. Or top less , can you imagine him leaning over the food to get something.1
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@Sandy_123 that’s a good point lol0
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Bit gross.
Only clothing I don't like is legging with little tops, doesn't matter what size a person is, it looks awful, I appolize if someone here loves that attire.0 -
66Mustang said:I agree @Tori_Scope I go for comfort myself.I saw a man in the supermarket today in shorts and flip flops without a shirt on just walking around doing his shopping like normal. He was also shouting to his partner who was half way across the shop several aisles down so obviously didn’t believe in being respectful to others around him.
Also saw a woman the other day in a different supermarket walking around bare foot.
Opinions? Perfectly OK as long as they’re comfortable? Or offensive?0 -
I wear alot of leggings with crop tops and a hoody in summer in winter I wear leggings long jumpers boots0
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It's blue corduroy @biblioklept
Definitely @Sandy_123! It's good to have a go-to outfit in case you need to dress smartly for some reason.
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I don't generally care what other people wear @66Mustang, but I agree with the others that the hygiene side of things would be my main concern. That being said, I don't imagine supermarkets are very hygienic anyway!
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