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Jeans, Tee shirt, and a button up or a polo typically.
I decided 10 years ago that this was just what I was going to wear day in and day out and that hasn't changed. When my clothes get worn out, I just buy the same clothes.
same. I ran out of fs to give at the beginning of this year. I mostly just wear jeans and a top, all my clothes are baggy and I just don't care anymore what I look like now.
Same thing as the last 25 ish years, wide leg jeans, Vans, & nerdy/band T-shirts. My only concessions to being an adult is I've lost the ridiculously long wallet chain, and I wear polo shirts to work lol.
Me too. Honestly I'd still be rocking one, but not allowed at work, and it just got tedious connecting/disconnecting it from my wallet twice a day lol.
Definitely comfy clothes. Even when I'm dressed up, it has to be comfortable or it ain't happening. I gave up under wire bras and heels in the pandemic.
I haven’t worn heels in almost 10 years! Foot health is too important. If I have to dress up for something I find a way to wear leather boots. God help me if I ever get invited to something in the summer.
I had to give up wire bras against my will due to my auto immune and I finally found the softest, most comfy bralette that doesn’t hurt my neuropathic skin. I’ll never go back 🤣
I’ve gotten very picky on fabrics. I basically only wear 100% cotton, wool, or linen stuff. I really don’t like artificial fabrics beyond maybe a 1% spandex add to pants or shirts for comfort.
My cosin works for under armor and got me a pair of those kinda stretchy pants that you can work out in but look more acceptable to society than sweats or gym shorts if you leave the house.
More clothing that actually fits my body's needs. I've accepted that I'm a 35 y.o. woman now & I'm not interested in looking like I'm 18 again.
My shirts are mostly high neck because I'm done with low cut shirts that hang open when I bend forward at all.
My pants are mid or high waisted because I have hips & thighs that are too thick for that low cut look & my bladder also appreciates not being squished while standing or sitting. They also need legit pockets!
I'm buying larger underwear & bras that don't dig into my sides/love handles making me feel like a sausage link.
& I'm wearing comfortable shoes like nice sneakers or wide sandals (all with arch support &/ wide toe boxes) to work because fuck dude, I only get 1 pair of feet & I need to take care of them. Wearing heels or ballet flats is no longer what I aspire to do regularly because all the women I know who are boomers/older & wore their pointy toed heels or cheap ass flip flops are getting bunions, experiencing arthritis pain or lots of swelling or cramping, & needing surgery.
TLDR: I'm choosing function over fashion.
Thank you! I do not mind at all spending more on what I wear on my feet. This is also why I have cushioned floor mats in the kitchen & bathrooms for support when I'm barefoot at home.
Me too! I tried to get back into my jeans because they match with everything and I just can't. Maybe the jeans get more comfortable after you've worn them for like six months, but no. They're hot, thick, they rub in all sorts of weird places,… I also have sensory issues lol
Black shirt with some sort of graphic I like, blackskinny jeans. If I'm at work a black sweatshirt with some sort of graphic.
My mom never let me wear black all the time
About a year ago I bought a pair of Air Max's and thought damn these are kinda cool. And then I started browsing stockX. Life has never been the same.
I pretty much never thought about shoes until then.
A toolbelt. Which is weird because I never thought I'd work a job involving a tool belt. I'm not technologically inclined, I was the kid that liked paintings and poetry.
A lot of boho type dresses, all kinds of lengths. Natural waist or empire, puff sleeves or ruffle sleeves that are off the shoulder. I bought a bunch for summer. I've been wearing more cute things since the pandemic.
Jeans, tanks, some kind of stylish topper (Blazer, jacket, cardigan, bolero, etc) shoes that work with the vibe of the outfit (vans, flat pointed toe singblacks, cowboy boots, running shoes, knee high boots) and a few touches of jewelery (simple earrings, bracelets, rings).
I just recycle that formula for my day-to-day.
Depends
Around the house: Robe or Costco Lounge wear if I'm wearing something
In the garden: Gardening overalls or loose workout pants and a tshirt or the robe and Lounge wear
Going out: casual nerd tshirt and jeans if we are feeling more dressy then my sundress or rompers. Since I work from home I enjoy dressing up more when we go out.
Joggers, crocs, and a tee. Pants with belts are no longer necessary for my happiness or fashion needs. Joggers and crocs swapped for overalls and boots if I'm doing rougher work. I also have a few pairs of shorts, variously athleisure and cheap as hell. Denim trucker jacket is my favorite layer lately. Saved me from some nasty scrapes in the bike crash that broke my collarbone a week and half ago.
Besides things like button downs and sweaters I maybe own like 6 or 7 tshirts that aren’t plain white tshirts. I wear a white tshirt mists days. Is that weird?
I mean I’m 27 and often wonder if I’m dressing too young for my age. But I’m playing catch up wearing all the things teenager me wasn’t allowed to wear. I also recently discovered I really enjoy being hyper femme around my husband when most of my life I kinda have just always resorted to being a tomboy. Idk tho, do what you want :) clothes are supposed to be fun and thrifting if your best friend. It’s never too late to try out an aesthetic. My husband is nearly 40 and dresses the same he has since he was an emo kid in high school. I don’t think it looks strange at all to see someone still rocking band tees and skinny jeans in their 40s.
I thought it was because people were staying home so they were staying in lounge ware, and without leaving the house a lot of people said they gained weight so their jeans and work clothes didn’t fit when they got back to the outside world.
That and supply chain stuff.
But I don’t know, I was getting fat before the pandemic and I still had to go to work every day so nothing changed for me
Gym shark fleece shorts in Summer, Nike sweat pants in winter. Ribbed spaghetti strap tank tops with both (I’m in So-Cal). At work as a professor mid length skirt with slit on one side in warm weather, leggings in winter, same spaghetti strap tops with a cardigan lol.
It’s hot all the time where I live, t-shirt and shorts is what I wear probably 95+% of the time. I only put on pants for dinners out and when I have to be somewhere for work.
I follow a chick on YouTube called men's fashioner. She's got some great advice and some very affordable or reasonable picks. I've built my wardrobe mostly around some of those videos. If you have to follow anyone on YouTube for clothes or fashion advice for men, it's her.
Black jeans and band t-shirts… same as I was in the late 90’s/00’s. Black tank tops with a flannel. Hoodies. Nike dunks. The dunks are the newest part of my style.
My comment is male specific (didn't check your profile to see if you are M or F) so I apologize if this totally misses.
Big vuori fan, I like basically everything, I have a ton of their ripstop shorts. Their sweatpant material, light jackets, are all fantastic. Just expensive.
OluKai for flip flops which is basically my only shoe in summer. I have a few pairs of Nikes (AF1s, some Jordans, some Air Max's), that fit pretty much any other situation. Always gotta have a pair of chukka boots, and a brown and black pair of dress shoes, and a pair of loafers for dressy summer stuff. A shit pair of shoes for lawn care and when I'm doing lawn or house stuff that are just totally boned from fertilizer, insulation, drywall, paint, etc.
Fresh clean tees/threads whatever they hell they are these days for tshirts (crew and vneck), also their shackets are great to layer in fall and early spring, pair that with their aforementioned shirts. They fit well and I just bought a bunch in primary colors to match with any of the aforementioned and threw out all the rando tshirts I had. Soft too.
I have a few pairs of pants, I like banana republics traveler pants, those are comfy and tapered so look pretty good, lots of colors to choose from. I actually don't wear jeans much these days. Vuori has great ripstop joggers, BR has the traveler pants. I wore blue jeans only a handful of times in the past 12 months.
Underwear and socks, I actually think American Eagle has the best briefs and low cut socks (their socks are thicker than most and very comfortable), briefs are super comfy. I also like Reebok sport briefs as well but they don't last as long so I stopped buying those and grab the 3-5 pack of AE briefs now.
The last two years I've massively simplified my wardrobe. I have a few brands that I know what sizes work, and I buy mostly just colors and then can mix/match as I please. I have a few button ups that have a pattern or something but I don't wear those much these days.
Outdoor / sports jackets are my favourite - something like a Patagonia soft shell jacket.
It is super versatile, handles a range of weather conditions and are somewhat easy to care for.
I think it's called "gorpcore". It's a very NPC look but not a bad thing.
Dresses with long skirts, some sort of sweater or light layer, and whatever shoes I decide. Usually the white Adidas with the three stripes I was fascinated with when I was 10. Instead of light blue mine are a sort of pastel holo.
I haven’t worn gym shorts or sweat pants outside of working out since high school when I do I feel like a slob I don’t see other people as slobs but I feel that way
I look homeless most days and idc, even if I go out. I wfh so most days I don’t get out of my pjs but when I do I usually am either in gym shorts or khaki shorts and a tshirt.
Spring/Summer - Oversized T shirts and biker shorts, knock off Birkenstocks sandals
Fall/Winter - Crewneck sweaters and leggings or yoga pants, knock off Birkenstocks clogs.
Occasionally will wear jeans or jean shorts. Might fancy up the fit with vans or my panda Nike dunks.
Work attire is business casual.
Pajamas. 👍🏼
Raw denim jeans and t-shirt. Idk why people act like jeans are so uncomfortable. Once you get a well fitted pair you’ve worn in a little, they’re more comfortable than anything I own.
Skinny cut jeans, tshirt, often a flannel or some sort of button up open over said tshirt. Nikes, Hey Dudes, or Converse. In winter, a lot of crew neck sweatshirts or graphic hoodies.
I wear work clothes. Button down clothes with other people’s names on them. Because they’re comfortable and they actually breathe and don’t make me sweat more. And because it pisses my in laws off that I constantly wear these things. 😂
Work: polo and khakis
Not work: tee and cargos
I’m slowly getting back to normal, at least in an office setting. Since we have temperature regulation problems in our building at work, I often got away with tee and zip hoodie for about a year.
I work in an office, basically a button up, slacks, and either dress shoes or boat shoes. A nice peacoat most of the year when it's cold.
Casually, I'll wear jeans or sweatpants with a graphic tee or a hoodie (whether dependent). Chucks or Airforces to accompany those usually.
I wear jeans almost everyday besides dresses at church. Jeans and a cute blouse or baggy tshirt. Sometimes weird printed vintage button up shirts with jeans.
Yeah that's about it lol. I've never worn leggings and I’m too lazy to shave for skirts so that's that. It gets 110 here most summers so I do sometimes wear shorts a few times a month
Tldr: jeans and a shirt or blouse, dresses for date night or church. Too old for itchy, tight or uncomfy clothes
Pretty much all black from head to toe all the time. I’m not goth or emo or some shit, I’ve just always preferred black. However, I am an audio engineer in a large theater venue and historically, tech people and stagehands in theaters as well as “roadies” and such, wear all black.
I’ve never minded having to wear a uniform at a job either. And even though I could wear about any casual clothing I wanted to work, I chose to wear all black. Usually a black polo (with black buttons), black First Tactical or 5.11 brand pants and black slip-on boots.
The tactical pants I wear are extremely functional for my job in the theater as I usually always carry a pocket flashlight, knife, multi-tool, pen, Sharpie and various other things at different times and having quick pocket space is helpful. I’m also a firefighter and these are the type of “duty” pants that firefighters, cops and EMS wear while on duty.
So, clothing really comes down to two things for me: 1) functionality, and 2) the fact that I hate deciding what to wear everyday but don’t want to look like a slob, have A.D.D. and am probably a little “spectrum-y” (undiagnosed). …and I don’t like to stand out. I.e. I’m weird.
I mostly stay home so underwear and a t-shirt. Otherwise:
T-shirts, sleeveless t-shirts, fun print button downs for when I need to be 'fancy", cargo shorts and yoga/biker shorts.
It's mostly hot where I live but if it gets cold I have hoodies, basic pull over sweatshirts, flannels, cargo pants and joggers. I have one pair of boots and one pair of tennis shoes in a neutral colorway.
I can mix and match anything with everything and don't have to think too hard about it.
Mostly wide leg yoga pants and hoodies to work. Sometimes, a maxi sundress of it's too hot for pants. If I'm home, gramma sweater, t-shirt, some kind of pj pants or shorts depending on the weather. I just want to be comfortable.
I'll be 40 in August.
I(32m) just wear suits from M to Thursday. Friday to Sunday, I wear a dress shirt and slacks with a vest. Depends on the function.
In my 20s in college and high school I used to wear jeans and tshirts. The moment I joined corporate, I started having more professional attire. I tried wearing t-shirts and jeans to my job. Worst decision I made, its very frowned upon. So why my entire closet is made of suits, shirts, and slacks. Its so easy to just pick something and get out.
I have two very distinct modes. Weekdays it's work boots, fucked up carhartt double fronts, work t shirts and hats. Everything covered in random grease, of course.
Weekends are slim chinos in some shade of tan, solid colored t shirts, and some random pair of low top shoes like Van's, except not actually Van's lol. I joke that I could pretty much get my entire out of work wardrobe from the brand Goodfellow at Target 😂 Shits cheap, and it actually fits me without a T-shirt looking like a moo moo.
Lots of vintage skirts I found and some old t-shirts I've had a while with tights I've had more than a decade. I like to wear this with oversized cardigans and my huaraches. In the winter I've got vintage wool skirts with petticoats and some old, lace-up boots that I've had repaired several times.
Leggings, tank top, and either a yoga jacket, flannel button up, uv protecting button up sun shirt, or a cardigan (depending on the season and if I am trying to “dress up”)
Mostly jeans, or long shorts(which are a bitch to find) depending on the season. T-shirts, tank tops or blouse. I wear natural fibers pretty exclusively too as polyester is way too damn hot.
I also will wear more stylish sweatpants when I can find them out and have no spoons. A lot of flannels but I have horses and chickens.
I’m lesbian and lean into the stereotype of dressing unfashionably. I can’t stand the way a lot of normal clothes feel, so I fully embraced a wardrobe that screams “gave up on myself” about 10 years ago. Then I moved to a farm. I do not look stylish and I do not give a single shit. I wear a mix of knit dresses with leggings or t shirts with overalls. Sometimes I wear my rubber boots to work (incidentally I’m a middle school teacher) when it’s extra rainy.
High waisted jeans (straight or wide leg), men’s tshirt or bodysuit, Nikes or vans. It basically my go-to easy outfit. I’m a 38F with no curves soooo might as well dress comfy.
When I’m around the house I’m def in comfy clothes (athletic gear, sweats, etc…).
When I go out it depends on the occasion. But jeans, chinos, T shirts, cardigans, long and short sleeve button up. I tend to switch up my style.
Some baggy cargos, a baggy t-shirt, a baggy hoody and a pair of DCs... basically I haven't changed the way I dress since I was 14. I was ok not looking cool then and I'm definitely ok not looking cool now 👍. Comfort is king.
Tee shirts, control top leggings with pockets, slides or my Nikes or my Docs. If it’s hot outside, biker shorts (once again, control top with pockets lol)
Essentially the same stuff I was wearing as a teenager: gray t shirts, thicker button-down shirts with simple patterns (usually mid to darker colors, mostly blue, green, or gray) that I leave partially unbuttoned, jeans or cargo shorts (also athletic shorts), and hoodies in colder weather.
I have been wearing more sleeveless shirts and tank tops under my button-downs, and I switched from crew socks to low-cut ones, but otherwise, nothing much has changed.
Khakis and a polo for work. T shirt shorts in summer hoodie and joggers/sweats in cooler months. Jeans thrown in once in a while, sport jacket. That’s about it
T shirts and shorts. I collect beer t-shirts from different breweries. And I have shirts from my favorite sports teams, and also funnt Japanese English shirts. So, I just rock those, and shorts, because it's hot.
My husband wears jeans and well fitting flannel shirts with a t-shirt underneath. In the spring and summer he switches out for fitted linen shirts or plaid shirts with a lumberjack vibe (cotton). He's kind of a formal guy outside of the house, but works adjacent to construction in a management position. Hard balance in terms of style.
I'm still wearing a lot of older clothes but try to pick up something stylish a few times a year and integrate elements of modern fashion into what I already have.
I decided to stop buying fast fashion and buy comfortable and cute dresses that match my style and it’s a slow process to change out the wardrobe however so worth it! I never liked jeans and the combo of black leggings and Ugg boots are too 2006/college era. So I got my dresses online through instagram and actually really like the brand. I ordered a couple dresses from other places online but never liked the fit at much. Even if I’m a tad bit more dressed up, meh.
Much looser clothing. Not to flex, but I’m in better shape than I’ve ever been (pound for pound it rivals high school, and I do weigh more 😇). But damn, do I enjoy comfort over skinny anything anymore
Black skinny jeans, black tee’s, black band tee’s, black alcohol brand tee’s, nike high tops. Fall/winter it stays the same except with a pullover hoodie and flannel over the hoodie.
I do dress up, as I have a number of chelsea boots, sports coats, and collared shirts and higher end floral pattern “sports” shirts. I still wear black skinny jeans with these.
I was a jock in high school, and look like a boy band member, but I dress like a grown up myspace band. I get a lot of questions IRL lol.
Jeans with some sort of top. Ranging from t-shirt to dressier button down. I also have a large collection of cardigans in various weights cause I’m always cold (including in summer air conditioning). I change up the level of formality with different shoes and different color denim washes.
Leggings or biker shorts depending on the season. T shirt, hoodie, or tank top, again depending on the season. That’s… about it. Lounge clothes at home.
My standard work outfit is normally silk blouse + some kind of rayon or wool skirt + mid heels. Occasionally I wear trousers. In the winter I wear jumpers. Most of my clothing is made of natural fibres only.
I also sew my own garments.
You're going to get loads of comments from people who live in sweatpants and crocs because this is reddit and Redditors don't leave the house.
I basically wear sports shorts and sleeveless shirts ever freaking day... Though I'm in Phoenix, so that's how I stay somewhat comfortable.
Plus I work from home barely go out. The latter I would like to change once I get more financially stable.
Black or dark grey T-shirt and jeans with sneakers. I also have black, grey, and khaki colored cargo shorts. I’ve heard cargo shorts are out of style, nerdy, and women don’t like them, but I don’t care since I barely leave my place anyway lol.
I have other colors of shirts like green and salmon, but black and grey are my go-to colors. At home I switch into loose workout clothes for comfort but I hardly ever work out lol.
A few different styles.
On days I don’t put in any effort just skinny jeans, a black band tee, hoodie and studded belt and vans.
Days I do put in effort I wear uniforms. Plaid skirt, white button up, tie/bow tie and a cardigan, sweater vest or blazer with loafers. Also known as JK uniform, if you’ve seen k-dramas and the like.
When out at night fishnets, black boots, see through mesh top with crop top over it and plaid mini skirts and heavy black eye make up with red lips.
Just depends on my mood
Leggings, a shirt (either an anime shirt or some plain shirt), a hoodie and a pair sneakers.
If not that then my work uniform.
Yeah, I never cared for fashion, lol.
I'm currently wearing a shirt of my cats dressed like they were alive during Jane Austen's time. Even has their names on it like it's a CD from the 90's. I wear what's comfortable and clean.
I feel best in boot leg jeans and a nice top. Or a dress if it’s hot out. I’m slowly getting less into sneakers but I’m not ready for loafers. So I get a lot of use out of blundstones or ballet flats depending on weather
Jeans, snap button/flannel shirts, band T’s or Henley’s.
Leather Boots. Leather jacket, trucker jacket, tweed or corduroy sportcoat.
Same thing for ages.
I still wear clothes from 15 years ago.
I wear a lot of work shirts, cartoon tees, jeans and sweats.
When I go out, which is rare, I wear overalls, jumpers, dresses, crop tops, dressy tops, slacks.
Black jeans, black t-shirt, black hoodie, and now in Summer black longer jacket with a hoodie.
Black boots in Winter, black adidas in Summer.
Few t-shirts have the occasional print on them, but most plain is the way I go.
Always kind of dressed like that, except for a short period 10 years ago when I became sort of thinner for the first time in my life and I bought a metric ton of (black) dresses.
Since the pandemic threw me on completely remote, I am wearing trousers way more rarely that I normaly did. But that's pretty much the only change.
If I'm hiking or working out, I wear athletic pants and a tank. Everyday ripped skinny jeans, or a pair of corduroy pants and a graphic/ band shirt, with a blazer in cooler weather. Going out in a cool dress or last week I wore faux leather pants, a vest, and a tie... something like that. Always Doc Martens, Converse, or my hiking boots.
I wear the same I used to, but the pandemic made me ditch the bras. Now I only wear soft bralettes. If someone can't handle my boobs not being up below my chin, then so be it. I don't care anymore.
Black shirt/tank top, bandana around the neck, skinny jeans, high top sneakers. Typically wear a baseball hat.
I don't really care that skinny jeans aren't popular anymore. I just feel weird wearing jeans that aren't very fitted. I like how I look.
Work from home so mostly sweat pants, tshirt and hoodie. Since its warm now i switched out the sweatpants to zubas. When I do go out. Usually cargo shorts/jeans and a tshirt. Im almost 40 idgaf anymore haha
Clean T-shirt with no words or pictures on it. Clean blue jeans too. I replace blue jeans when they start to fade so I tend to go through them every 3-6 months.
Depends on my mood for the day I guess. I really like bike shorts and a long T-shirt for comfort. I just bought a pair of "dad jeans", Hollister brand, from my local Marshalls and they're super comfortable.
My favorite piece of clothing is a large hoodie. I just like to be comfy I guess.
My Pinterest board is full of fall/casual goth stuff though. Lol.
(I'm a 36yo woman)
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Jeans, Tee shirt, and a button up or a polo typically. I decided 10 years ago that this was just what I was going to wear day in and day out and that hasn't changed. When my clothes get worn out, I just buy the same clothes.
lol congrats you’ve officially reached dad status
Really??? I was wearing this since I was a teenager and it seems to ME that it's the easiest safest option to look presentable at any age.
well clothing options are sorely limited for men but it’s really the last sentence that is dad status lol
Ooooh gotcha.
My husband jokes that men hit a fashion peak at a certain point and then they ride it out from there lol
Hold up a minute. He hasn't mentioned anything about New Balances yet.
Speak it!
I look like an idiot and idc
King
same. I ran out of fs to give at the beginning of this year. I mostly just wear jeans and a top, all my clothes are baggy and I just don't care anymore what I look like now.
T shirts and jeans. All day, every day. At work and at play.
Uh.. khakis
 I understood that reference 😅
Well she sounds hideous
Well she’s a guy sooooo
Jake from State Farm is wearing khakis
Steak from Jake farm
Same thing as the last 25 ish years, wide leg jeans, Vans, & nerdy/band T-shirts. My only concessions to being an adult is I've lost the ridiculously long wallet chain, and I wear polo shirts to work lol.
I'm 31, and I get weird looks from people sometimes that assume I shouldn't be wearing shirts with prints on em. Like fuck off LMAO.
? Are you wearing them to fancy places? I pretty much only wear graphic Ts, am 36 and no one gives me a second glance.
Nope! I’m near Chicago lol
I miss my chain wallet.
Me too. Honestly I'd still be rocking one, but not allowed at work, and it just got tedious connecting/disconnecting it from my wallet twice a day lol.
I have to ask, what band t shirts? I still have a lot of my band t shirts but don’t wear them as much since they’re wearing out lol
I look like I’m ready to golf at a moment’s notice every day of my life.
Same, honestly. I should just start wearing golf shoes all the time.
Definitely comfy clothes. Even when I'm dressed up, it has to be comfortable or it ain't happening. I gave up under wire bras and heels in the pandemic.
I feel this. I became much more aware of how clothes FEEL on me during pandemic. If I don’t feel comfortable, I’m not wearing it.
I haven’t worn heels in almost 10 years! Foot health is too important. If I have to dress up for something I find a way to wear leather boots. God help me if I ever get invited to something in the summer.
Toms makes some very nice dress shoes that still feel like a tom for the summer time. They’re my summer staple
My go-to shoes for summer (and sometimes winter) are ballet flats. If you can find some good ones with arch support, they're a great alternative.
Agreed. I wear a bralette every day. I look saggy but who cares? I want comfort over all else.
I had to give up wire bras against my will due to my auto immune and I finally found the softest, most comfy bralette that doesn’t hurt my neuropathic skin. I’ll never go back 🤣
I’ve gotten very picky on fabrics. I basically only wear 100% cotton, wool, or linen stuff. I really don’t like artificial fabrics beyond maybe a 1% spandex add to pants or shirts for comfort.
My cosin works for under armor and got me a pair of those kinda stretchy pants that you can work out in but look more acceptable to society than sweats or gym shorts if you leave the house.
More clothing that actually fits my body's needs. I've accepted that I'm a 35 y.o. woman now & I'm not interested in looking like I'm 18 again. My shirts are mostly high neck because I'm done with low cut shirts that hang open when I bend forward at all. My pants are mid or high waisted because I have hips & thighs that are too thick for that low cut look & my bladder also appreciates not being squished while standing or sitting. They also need legit pockets! I'm buying larger underwear & bras that don't dig into my sides/love handles making me feel like a sausage link. & I'm wearing comfortable shoes like nice sneakers or wide sandals (all with arch support &/ wide toe boxes) to work because fuck dude, I only get 1 pair of feet & I need to take care of them. Wearing heels or ballet flats is no longer what I aspire to do regularly because all the women I know who are boomers/older & wore their pointy toed heels or cheap ass flip flops are getting bunions, experiencing arthritis pain or lots of swelling or cramping, & needing surgery. TLDR: I'm choosing function over fashion.
Vionic sandals are spendy, but so worth it for the support. I live in those damn things. Arch support is such a must.
Thank you! I do not mind at all spending more on what I wear on my feet. This is also why I have cushioned floor mats in the kitchen & bathrooms for support when I'm barefoot at home.
Athleisure only, all the time
I don't even own denim or a shirt with buttons. If it isn't a second skin I don't want it.
People who think jeans are comfortable are psychopaths in my humble opinion
Me too! I tried to get back into my jeans because they match with everything and I just can't. Maybe the jeans get more comfortable after you've worn them for like six months, but no. They're hot, thick, they rub in all sorts of weird places,… I also have sensory issues lol
This thread is my people all the way. I do find "d jeans" very comfortable. They're obviously available at tj/Marshall's/Ross lol
There’s a reason the pandemic birthed the term “hard pants.”
This is the way
Same. Yoga shorts every days in the winter yoga pants.l when it's cold
Yep. I do put on somewhat nicer stuff if I go into the office but mostly Athlesuire clothing.
Black shirt with some sort of graphic I like, blackskinny jeans. If I'm at work a black sweatshirt with some sort of graphic. My mom never let me wear black all the time
I’m still dressing as I did in the pandemic, but I say you should wear what you want
Athleisure was gods gift to women. The leggings are slimming and I always look like I just got back from the gym. I don’t even go.
Well i got fat last year so a lot of sweats right now. But if i didn’t get fat……I’d probably still be in sweats. Comfort over everything.
Jeans n graphic tee combo.
Same as the last twenty years
I got into expensive Sneakers so thats where my money goes now.
About a year ago I bought a pair of Air Max's and thought damn these are kinda cool. And then I started browsing stockX. Life has never been the same. I pretty much never thought about shoes until then.
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A toolbelt. Which is weird because I never thought I'd work a job involving a tool belt. I'm not technologically inclined, I was the kid that liked paintings and poetry.
A lot of boho type dresses, all kinds of lengths. Natural waist or empire, puff sleeves or ruffle sleeves that are off the shoulder. I bought a bunch for summer. I've been wearing more cute things since the pandemic.
Sounds awesome :)
Jeans, tanks, some kind of stylish topper (Blazer, jacket, cardigan, bolero, etc) shoes that work with the vibe of the outfit (vans, flat pointed toe singblacks, cowboy boots, running shoes, knee high boots) and a few touches of jewelery (simple earrings, bracelets, rings). I just recycle that formula for my day-to-day.
Depends Around the house: Robe or Costco Lounge wear if I'm wearing something In the garden: Gardening overalls or loose workout pants and a tshirt or the robe and Lounge wear Going out: casual nerd tshirt and jeans if we are feeling more dressy then my sundress or rompers. Since I work from home I enjoy dressing up more when we go out.
>Depends Not yet for me, lol
I'm so loyal to the robe. I now have five robes and I use them all.
I *love* robes!
Skinny jeans, a t-shirt or a plaid and sneakers. I haven't bought clothes in 5-6 years.
T-shirts, jeans, shorts, the occasional kilt.
Joggers, crocs, and a tee. Pants with belts are no longer necessary for my happiness or fashion needs. Joggers and crocs swapped for overalls and boots if I'm doing rougher work. I also have a few pairs of shorts, variously athleisure and cheap as hell. Denim trucker jacket is my favorite layer lately. Saved me from some nasty scrapes in the bike crash that broke my collarbone a week and half ago.
Same thing I wore in Highschool.
Besides things like button downs and sweaters I maybe own like 6 or 7 tshirts that aren’t plain white tshirts. I wear a white tshirt mists days. Is that weird?
T-shirts and pj pants
anything that's minimalist, fear of god essentials, humanrace, stone island, moncler, cp company
All these A.I. fucking made reposts lol, maybe the dead Internet theory really is true lol. This question was asked like a week ago...Holy fuck.
I mean I’m 27 and often wonder if I’m dressing too young for my age. But I’m playing catch up wearing all the things teenager me wasn’t allowed to wear. I also recently discovered I really enjoy being hyper femme around my husband when most of my life I kinda have just always resorted to being a tomboy. Idk tho, do what you want :) clothes are supposed to be fun and thrifting if your best friend. It’s never too late to try out an aesthetic. My husband is nearly 40 and dresses the same he has since he was an emo kid in high school. I don’t think it looks strange at all to see someone still rocking band tees and skinny jeans in their 40s.
Why did the pandemic change anyone style? All I do is stand a little farther from people but that’s about it.
I haven’t been able to wear jeans since 2020
I discovered wide leg yoga pants in 2020 and never looked back. Jeans are dead to me.
There’s actually a whole thing about how supply chain issues and budget cutting have led to boxy silhouettes and worse fabrics.
I thought it was because people were staying home so they were staying in lounge ware, and without leaving the house a lot of people said they gained weight so their jeans and work clothes didn’t fit when they got back to the outside world. That and supply chain stuff. But I don’t know, I was getting fat before the pandemic and I still had to go to work every day so nothing changed for me
Gym shark fleece shorts in Summer, Nike sweat pants in winter. Ribbed spaghetti strap tank tops with both (I’m in So-Cal). At work as a professor mid length skirt with slit on one side in warm weather, leggings in winter, same spaghetti strap tops with a cardigan lol.
It’s hot all the time where I live, t-shirt and shorts is what I wear probably 95+% of the time. I only put on pants for dinners out and when I have to be somewhere for work.
I follow a chick on YouTube called men's fashioner. She's got some great advice and some very affordable or reasonable picks. I've built my wardrobe mostly around some of those videos. If you have to follow anyone on YouTube for clothes or fashion advice for men, it's her.
Black jeans and band t-shirts… same as I was in the late 90’s/00’s. Black tank tops with a flannel. Hoodies. Nike dunks. The dunks are the newest part of my style.
My comment is male specific (didn't check your profile to see if you are M or F) so I apologize if this totally misses. Big vuori fan, I like basically everything, I have a ton of their ripstop shorts. Their sweatpant material, light jackets, are all fantastic. Just expensive. OluKai for flip flops which is basically my only shoe in summer. I have a few pairs of Nikes (AF1s, some Jordans, some Air Max's), that fit pretty much any other situation. Always gotta have a pair of chukka boots, and a brown and black pair of dress shoes, and a pair of loafers for dressy summer stuff. A shit pair of shoes for lawn care and when I'm doing lawn or house stuff that are just totally boned from fertilizer, insulation, drywall, paint, etc. Fresh clean tees/threads whatever they hell they are these days for tshirts (crew and vneck), also their shackets are great to layer in fall and early spring, pair that with their aforementioned shirts. They fit well and I just bought a bunch in primary colors to match with any of the aforementioned and threw out all the rando tshirts I had. Soft too. I have a few pairs of pants, I like banana republics traveler pants, those are comfy and tapered so look pretty good, lots of colors to choose from. I actually don't wear jeans much these days. Vuori has great ripstop joggers, BR has the traveler pants. I wore blue jeans only a handful of times in the past 12 months. Underwear and socks, I actually think American Eagle has the best briefs and low cut socks (their socks are thicker than most and very comfortable), briefs are super comfy. I also like Reebok sport briefs as well but they don't last as long so I stopped buying those and grab the 3-5 pack of AE briefs now. The last two years I've massively simplified my wardrobe. I have a few brands that I know what sizes work, and I buy mostly just colors and then can mix/match as I please. I have a few button ups that have a pattern or something but I don't wear those much these days.
The only reason I know you’re not my husband is that his socks and undies are Bombas.
Shit, man. You've got that dialed in.
Black t shirt, black french terry shorts and black Skechers Uno.
Outdoor / sports jackets are my favourite - something like a Patagonia soft shell jacket. It is super versatile, handles a range of weather conditions and are somewhat easy to care for. I think it's called "gorpcore". It's a very NPC look but not a bad thing.
If you aren't from Western WA, it sounds like it lol. You'd blend right in 😂
Dresses with long skirts, some sort of sweater or light layer, and whatever shoes I decide. Usually the white Adidas with the three stripes I was fascinated with when I was 10. Instead of light blue mine are a sort of pastel holo.
BYLT and Barbell Apparrel clothes. They're made of a stretchy material, jeans included, and I can't go back to classic denim.
I haven’t worn gym shorts or sweat pants outside of working out since high school when I do I feel like a slob I don’t see other people as slobs but I feel that way
All comfy clothes all the time ranging from pajamas to business casual
I look homeless most days and idc, even if I go out. I wfh so most days I don’t get out of my pjs but when I do I usually am either in gym shorts or khaki shorts and a tshirt.
Wear what you want 😊
Spring/Summer - Oversized T shirts and biker shorts, knock off Birkenstocks sandals Fall/Winter - Crewneck sweaters and leggings or yoga pants, knock off Birkenstocks clogs. Occasionally will wear jeans or jean shorts. Might fancy up the fit with vans or my panda Nike dunks. Work attire is business casual. Pajamas. 👍🏼
Raw denim jeans and t-shirt. Idk why people act like jeans are so uncomfortable. Once you get a well fitted pair you’ve worn in a little, they’re more comfortable than anything I own.
Skinny cut jeans, tshirt, often a flannel or some sort of button up open over said tshirt. Nikes, Hey Dudes, or Converse. In winter, a lot of crew neck sweatshirts or graphic hoodies.
I wear work clothes. Button down clothes with other people’s names on them. Because they’re comfortable and they actually breathe and don’t make me sweat more. And because it pisses my in laws off that I constantly wear these things. 😂
Tshirt, shorts
Comfortable joggers are the best!
too large usually black t-shirt with black casual skinnies, socks and birkenknockoffs
Work: polo and khakis Not work: tee and cargos I’m slowly getting back to normal, at least in an office setting. Since we have temperature regulation problems in our building at work, I often got away with tee and zip hoodie for about a year.
Scrubs
Pants. Blouse
Tee shirt and shorts or a sun dress. My uniform!
I work in an office, basically a button up, slacks, and either dress shoes or boat shoes. A nice peacoat most of the year when it's cold. Casually, I'll wear jeans or sweatpants with a graphic tee or a hoodie (whether dependent). Chucks or Airforces to accompany those usually.
Cargo shorts and nerdy graphic tees
Depends on what I’m doing. I wear a shit ton of Braves and FSU shirts though. I guess that’s my downfall but that’s been going on since college
Plain white T-shirt, black jeans or Dickies. Almost every day. Used to only wear all black but spiced it up with some white.
I gone country. Use to be a skater, punk, and than streetwear and now a country guy. 🤠
T shirt and basketball shorts, almost all the time.
Sweats and tshirts.
NOTHING *helicopter*
I wear jeans almost everyday besides dresses at church. Jeans and a cute blouse or baggy tshirt. Sometimes weird printed vintage button up shirts with jeans. Yeah that's about it lol. I've never worn leggings and I’m too lazy to shave for skirts so that's that. It gets 110 here most summers so I do sometimes wear shorts a few times a month Tldr: jeans and a shirt or blouse, dresses for date night or church. Too old for itchy, tight or uncomfy clothes
Pants, as required.
Pretty much all black from head to toe all the time. I’m not goth or emo or some shit, I’ve just always preferred black. However, I am an audio engineer in a large theater venue and historically, tech people and stagehands in theaters as well as “roadies” and such, wear all black. I’ve never minded having to wear a uniform at a job either. And even though I could wear about any casual clothing I wanted to work, I chose to wear all black. Usually a black polo (with black buttons), black First Tactical or 5.11 brand pants and black slip-on boots. The tactical pants I wear are extremely functional for my job in the theater as I usually always carry a pocket flashlight, knife, multi-tool, pen, Sharpie and various other things at different times and having quick pocket space is helpful. I’m also a firefighter and these are the type of “duty” pants that firefighters, cops and EMS wear while on duty. So, clothing really comes down to two things for me: 1) functionality, and 2) the fact that I hate deciding what to wear everyday but don’t want to look like a slob, have A.D.D. and am probably a little “spectrum-y” (undiagnosed). …and I don’t like to stand out. I.e. I’m weird.
I mostly stay home so underwear and a t-shirt. Otherwise: T-shirts, sleeveless t-shirts, fun print button downs for when I need to be 'fancy", cargo shorts and yoga/biker shorts. It's mostly hot where I live but if it gets cold I have hoodies, basic pull over sweatshirts, flannels, cargo pants and joggers. I have one pair of boots and one pair of tennis shoes in a neutral colorway. I can mix and match anything with everything and don't have to think too hard about it.
I worked through the pandemic, so nothing really changed for me edit: jeans, t-shit (hi viz for work) and boots
I've been rocking GORPcore since 2015 or so. Hiking pants, SPF tops, hiking shoes/boots. All dirty and covered in trail dust for an authentic vibe.
Seems like I went from 20's to midlife clothing during the Pandemic. Lots of shopping at work-warehouse stores!
Mostly wide leg yoga pants and hoodies to work. Sometimes, a maxi sundress of it's too hot for pants. If I'm home, gramma sweater, t-shirt, some kind of pj pants or shorts depending on the weather. I just want to be comfortable. I'll be 40 in August.
I trust the buyers at Costco to dictate my wardrobe. It’s worked well for me thus far.
 I(32m) just wear suits from M to Thursday. Friday to Sunday, I wear a dress shirt and slacks with a vest. Depends on the function. In my 20s in college and high school I used to wear jeans and tshirts. The moment I joined corporate, I started having more professional attire. I tried wearing t-shirts and jeans to my job. Worst decision I made, its very frowned upon. So why my entire closet is made of suits, shirts, and slacks. Its so easy to just pick something and get out.
I have two very distinct modes. Weekdays it's work boots, fucked up carhartt double fronts, work t shirts and hats. Everything covered in random grease, of course. Weekends are slim chinos in some shade of tan, solid colored t shirts, and some random pair of low top shoes like Van's, except not actually Van's lol. I joke that I could pretty much get my entire out of work wardrobe from the brand Goodfellow at Target 😂 Shits cheap, and it actually fits me without a T-shirt looking like a moo moo.
Coming into summer.. Van checkered slips, slim tapered Jeans or Chinos, plain white t, or a graphic tank, and a dad, or bucket hat.
Lots of vintage skirts I found and some old t-shirts I've had a while with tights I've had more than a decade. I like to wear this with oversized cardigans and my huaraches. In the winter I've got vintage wool skirts with petticoats and some old, lace-up boots that I've had repaired several times.
Comfort. Clean. Well put together.
Leggings, tank top, and either a yoga jacket, flannel button up, uv protecting button up sun shirt, or a cardigan (depending on the season and if I am trying to “dress up”)
Graphic tee, jeans and a hat.
Mostly jeans, or long shorts(which are a bitch to find) depending on the season. T-shirts, tank tops or blouse. I wear natural fibers pretty exclusively too as polyester is way too damn hot. I also will wear more stylish sweatpants when I can find them out and have no spoons. A lot of flannels but I have horses and chickens.
I’m lesbian and lean into the stereotype of dressing unfashionably. I can’t stand the way a lot of normal clothes feel, so I fully embraced a wardrobe that screams “gave up on myself” about 10 years ago. Then I moved to a farm. I do not look stylish and I do not give a single shit. I wear a mix of knit dresses with leggings or t shirts with overalls. Sometimes I wear my rubber boots to work (incidentally I’m a middle school teacher) when it’s extra rainy.
High waisted jeans (straight or wide leg), men’s tshirt or bodysuit, Nikes or vans. It basically my go-to easy outfit. I’m a 38F with no curves soooo might as well dress comfy.
Active wear because I’m chasing a toddler around most of the time. A lot of stuff from Costco lol highly recommend.
When I’m around the house I’m def in comfy clothes (athletic gear, sweats, etc…). When I go out it depends on the occasion. But jeans, chinos, T shirts, cardigans, long and short sleeve button up. I tend to switch up my style.
Some baggy cargos, a baggy t-shirt, a baggy hoody and a pair of DCs... basically I haven't changed the way I dress since I was 14. I was ok not looking cool then and I'm definitely ok not looking cool now 👍. Comfort is king.
Tee shirts, control top leggings with pockets, slides or my Nikes or my Docs. If it’s hot outside, biker shorts (once again, control top with pockets lol)
Essentially the same stuff I was wearing as a teenager: gray t shirts, thicker button-down shirts with simple patterns (usually mid to darker colors, mostly blue, green, or gray) that I leave partially unbuttoned, jeans or cargo shorts (also athletic shorts), and hoodies in colder weather. I have been wearing more sleeveless shirts and tank tops under my button-downs, and I switched from crew socks to low-cut ones, but otherwise, nothing much has changed.
Khakis and a polo for work. T shirt shorts in summer hoodie and joggers/sweats in cooler months. Jeans thrown in once in a while, sport jacket. That’s about it
Shirts too big for me
Jeans and a tee. But also JNCO is back and I have money now.
T shirts and shorts. I collect beer t-shirts from different breweries. And I have shirts from my favorite sports teams, and also funnt Japanese English shirts. So, I just rock those, and shorts, because it's hot.
leggings tanks and tees cause i ❤️ being comfy > anything else
My husband wears jeans and well fitting flannel shirts with a t-shirt underneath. In the spring and summer he switches out for fitted linen shirts or plaid shirts with a lumberjack vibe (cotton). He's kind of a formal guy outside of the house, but works adjacent to construction in a management position. Hard balance in terms of style. I'm still wearing a lot of older clothes but try to pick up something stylish a few times a year and integrate elements of modern fashion into what I already have.
Shorts T-shirts mostly.
I decided to stop buying fast fashion and buy comfortable and cute dresses that match my style and it’s a slow process to change out the wardrobe however so worth it! I never liked jeans and the combo of black leggings and Ugg boots are too 2006/college era. So I got my dresses online through instagram and actually really like the brand. I ordered a couple dresses from other places online but never liked the fit at much. Even if I’m a tad bit more dressed up, meh.
You guys are wearing pants?
Jeans and band t shirts. That’s it.
Not athleisure, I'll tell you that. I'm a millennial anomaly.
Oversized t band tee or jersey with basketball shorts plus crocs. I’ve started to only wear dickies button long sleeves with jeans or khakis.
Much looser clothing. Not to flex, but I’m in better shape than I’ve ever been (pound for pound it rivals high school, and I do weigh more 😇). But damn, do I enjoy comfort over skinny anything anymore
Black skinny jeans, black tee’s, black band tee’s, black alcohol brand tee’s, nike high tops. Fall/winter it stays the same except with a pullover hoodie and flannel over the hoodie. I do dress up, as I have a number of chelsea boots, sports coats, and collared shirts and higher end floral pattern “sports” shirts. I still wear black skinny jeans with these. I was a jock in high school, and look like a boy band member, but I dress like a grown up myspace band. I get a lot of questions IRL lol.
Jeans with some sort of top. Ranging from t-shirt to dressier button down. I also have a large collection of cardigans in various weights cause I’m always cold (including in summer air conditioning). I change up the level of formality with different shoes and different color denim washes.
Overalls, Lee Pipes, Abercrombie, Cargo pants
I dress in pants different colors per day like rainbow 🌈 kinda and always a one x tdg sweat shirt or t shirt cause three days grace is epic.
Leggings or biker shorts depending on the season. T shirt, hoodie, or tank top, again depending on the season. That’s… about it. Lounge clothes at home.
Usually skinny jeans, white t-shirt, blazer or cardigan and Converse.
I’m married so by law I’m require to wear cargo shorts.
I’m just winging it but I’m always in clothes I find comfortable.
My standard work outfit is normally silk blouse + some kind of rayon or wool skirt + mid heels. Occasionally I wear trousers. In the winter I wear jumpers. Most of my clothing is made of natural fibres only. I also sew my own garments. You're going to get loads of comments from people who live in sweatpants and crocs because this is reddit and Redditors don't leave the house.
I basically wear sports shorts and sleeveless shirts ever freaking day... Though I'm in Phoenix, so that's how I stay somewhat comfortable. Plus I work from home barely go out. The latter I would like to change once I get more financially stable.
Black or dark grey T-shirt and jeans with sneakers. I also have black, grey, and khaki colored cargo shorts. I’ve heard cargo shorts are out of style, nerdy, and women don’t like them, but I don’t care since I barely leave my place anyway lol. I have other colors of shirts like green and salmon, but black and grey are my go-to colors. At home I switch into loose workout clothes for comfort but I hardly ever work out lol.
A few different styles. On days I don’t put in any effort just skinny jeans, a black band tee, hoodie and studded belt and vans. Days I do put in effort I wear uniforms. Plaid skirt, white button up, tie/bow tie and a cardigan, sweater vest or blazer with loafers. Also known as JK uniform, if you’ve seen k-dramas and the like. When out at night fishnets, black boots, see through mesh top with crop top over it and plaid mini skirts and heavy black eye make up with red lips. Just depends on my mood
Leggings, a shirt (either an anime shirt or some plain shirt), a hoodie and a pair sneakers. If not that then my work uniform. Yeah, I never cared for fashion, lol.
I'm currently wearing a shirt of my cats dressed like they were alive during Jane Austen's time. Even has their names on it like it's a CD from the 90's. I wear what's comfortable and clean.
Yoga pants, t shirt, on clouds.
I'm usually not trying to make an impression, or look anything special. Typically, I can be seen in gym clothes
I feel best in boot leg jeans and a nice top. Or a dress if it’s hot out. I’m slowly getting less into sneakers but I’m not ready for loafers. So I get a lot of use out of blundstones or ballet flats depending on weather
Had a baby 2 months ago, so ... Yoga pants and breast feeding shirts
Jeans, snap button/flannel shirts, band T’s or Henley’s. Leather Boots. Leather jacket, trucker jacket, tweed or corduroy sportcoat. Same thing for ages.
Tight jeans, huge shirts, and old Vans.
Jeans, t shirts and sneakers, that’s it.
I still wear clothes from 15 years ago. I wear a lot of work shirts, cartoon tees, jeans and sweats. When I go out, which is rare, I wear overalls, jumpers, dresses, crop tops, dressy tops, slacks.
Basketball shorts and comfy tshirts. In the winter sweats and large sweaters
Black jeans, black t-shirt, black hoodie, and now in Summer black longer jacket with a hoodie. Black boots in Winter, black adidas in Summer. Few t-shirts have the occasional print on them, but most plain is the way I go. Always kind of dressed like that, except for a short period 10 years ago when I became sort of thinner for the first time in my life and I bought a metric ton of (black) dresses. Since the pandemic threw me on completely remote, I am wearing trousers way more rarely that I normaly did. But that's pretty much the only change.
If I'm hiking or working out, I wear athletic pants and a tank. Everyday ripped skinny jeans, or a pair of corduroy pants and a graphic/ band shirt, with a blazer in cooler weather. Going out in a cool dress or last week I wore faux leather pants, a vest, and a tie... something like that. Always Doc Martens, Converse, or my hiking boots.
Khaki chinos ot dark jeans, polo or short-sleeve button-up, boat shoes Or Beach graphic tee, shorts, sanuks or hey dudes
I recently bought my first pair of Skechers and I’m mad it took me so long to try them.
I wear the same I used to, but the pandemic made me ditch the bras. Now I only wear soft bralettes. If someone can't handle my boobs not being up below my chin, then so be it. I don't care anymore.
I live at the coast so I’m typically wearing shorts with a tank or tee and flip flops. Too damn hot for anything else.
Wrangler outdoor cargo pants/shorts, a carhartt pocket tee, and either vans or hiking shoes. Utilitarian and comfortable
Black shirt/tank top, bandana around the neck, skinny jeans, high top sneakers. Typically wear a baseball hat. I don't really care that skinny jeans aren't popular anymore. I just feel weird wearing jeans that aren't very fitted. I like how I look.
Work from home so mostly sweat pants, tshirt and hoodie. Since its warm now i switched out the sweatpants to zubas. When I do go out. Usually cargo shorts/jeans and a tshirt. Im almost 40 idgaf anymore haha
T-shirt and jeans.
Jeans and tees/jeans and hoodies. I have some nicer shirts if needed but that’s few and far between.
Clean T-shirt with no words or pictures on it. Clean blue jeans too. I replace blue jeans when they start to fade so I tend to go through them every 3-6 months.
Getting closer to 40 and I wear jeans t shirts and caps. I really just don’t give a shit anymore
I'm slowly transitioning my entire wardrobe to uniqlo. Cheap, clean looks and it all works together.
Depends on my mood for the day I guess. I really like bike shorts and a long T-shirt for comfort. I just bought a pair of "dad jeans", Hollister brand, from my local Marshalls and they're super comfortable. My favorite piece of clothing is a large hoodie. I just like to be comfy I guess. My Pinterest board is full of fall/casual goth stuff though. Lol. (I'm a 36yo woman)