| I like to think I do at the very least. I put a fair amount of thought into what I wear, and will usually rock a band tee, jeans, Timbs, a black beanie and a leather jacket I found at a thrift store in April that fits me pretty much perfectly. I'll switch it up every so often but that is pretty much my default look. I'll also even throw on a bit of eyeliner if I feel like the occasion calls for it, especially if I'm going to a gig. |
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| At home, I wear sport/jogging clothing, tshirts with ASICS sportshoes and sweaters if it is cold. But when I go out or lets say more formal, or go away with friends, go shopping or what ever, then I wear trousers with a casual shirt and leather shoes. I don't wear ties though, but I have belts fitting the color of my shoes. Brown, black and dark blue. I even have shoe polish sets here, to keep my leather shoes shiny. I haven't wear and jeans for years now. Only trousers. |
Toonen1988Jul 18, 2023 2:12 PM
| "Most people talk about killing time while time is killing them. You can outrun everything but you'll never outrun the hands of time. Use it wisely before you expire". - Toonen1988 "Cyberpunk show us the dark side, reveiling the dangerous side effects of the drug of futurism." - Indigo Gaming |
| If I'm not going to work I'm dressing alright. I have that classic oversized shirt/hoodie/sweater/ top with another oversized cargo/jeans with a nice square bag that slings across my body(I don't know what its called). For shoes its usually my sb dunks or some Jordan 4s. If I'm going out for a nice dinner/party imma dress abit more smart casual with stuff from uniqlo. |
| If there's a hole there's a goal-Master Oogway |
| My style is completely random, most often influenced by the weather and whether or not the situation is formal or informal. I've never bought any clothes myself. |
| "Do your dress nice?" Not Particularly... but i Do Have a "PERFECT GRADE" Fourth-Scaled ♥Butter Hunnie♥ that most certainly does...   |
MasterTasukeJun 12, 6:57 AM
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| i do get compliments on my style. i mostly wear oversized stuff with graphic shirts of cartoons, anime, memes (really dumb stuff). if its cold, i pair it with a plain jacket. as for the bottoms, either cargo pants, parachute pants, or boyfriend jeans. i like adding small things like necklaces, keychain on my pants, fun hats, etc. i've been told i wear boyish stuff lol so i guess that's the best way to sum it up |
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| Probably not, but tbh I don't really know what looks stylish for guys as I don't think we have all that many options and styles, and I don't like spending much on just clothes for myself. I dress for comfort, usually plain tracksuit bottoms and shirts with character prints, memes, logos or slogans. Shorts occasionally on the rare days when it's comfortable-enough to wear them. I also like wearing cords, but my cat destroyed my last pair and haven't replaced them. Shoes I just have whatever's on sale, as it'll get destroyed in no time anyway, as I do tons of walking. |
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| I just dress normally, nothing outstanding, as long as it's comfortable :) |
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Rinrinka said: It looks good on youI just dress normally, nothing outstanding, as long as it's comfortable :) Maou_heika said: I've been wondering for a while, but in case your position stays consistent through time, have you ever desired or do you still at least sometimes desire appearing more feminine?I don't care about fashion and there's no dress code in the company I work for so I always wear jeans with a full sleeves top and sneakers. |
| I wear suit or polo shirt and shorts most of the time. And skiing/fishing clothes occasionally. Can't remember myself wearing any different for the last 10 years lol. @Rinrinka you look nice! |
| Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
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I just dress normally, nothing outstanding, as long as it's comfortable :)
| @Rinrinka You look like a birthday present. |
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Noboru said: I did have interesting in those things as a teen but I wasn't allowed to do any kind of beauty products or wear fashionable clothes, later I just gave up on appearing feminine and got used to it, I'm not interested in it anymore.I've been wondering for a while, but in case your position stays consistent through time, have you ever desired or do you still at least sometimes desire appearing more feminine? |
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| I mostly wear various different flannel shirts, overshirts, jeans, chukka boots, and all-white shoes. When it comes to shirts, I like getting materials that are 100% cotton, hemp, linen, wool, silk, etc. L.L Bean and Fjallraven are a couple of my favorite brands. I have some parka jackets and sweaters that I sometimes wear during the winter time as well. Also, I got a new backpack for travel last winter: it’s the Orbis 1-pocket backpack (Troubadour brand). Hands down the best backpack that I’ve ever had. When I’m at home, I keep it simple and just wear a plain t-shirt as well as pajamas, and if the temperature is extremely hot, I just walk around the house with no pants on. PopArt said: What's your style? Do you follow fashion trends? Colorful clothes or color neutral ones I'm not sure if there's an exact name for my fashion style, but after doing a quick Google search and looking up images online, I think it's called "casual fall outfit for men" or something like that. And nope, I don't follow fashion trends at all. I only go with what looks best to me. As for colorful vs neutral clothes, I definitely prefer neutral clothes since they look and pair much better compared to colorful clothes. |
| I wear the same cheap clothes (tracksuit pants and buttoned shirts) until they fall apart from wear, or get too many holes in them. Fuck wasting money on trying to "look good". Nobody cares (spoiler), and I'm not narcissistic enough to care what people think of my fashion sense. |
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Noboru said:
I've been wondering for a while, but in case your position stays consistent through time, have you ever desired or do you still at least sometimes desire appearing more feminine?
I did have interesting in those things as a teen but I wasn't allowed to do any kind of beauty products or wear fashionable clothes, later I just gave up on appearing feminine and got used to it, I'm not interested in it anymore.I've been wondering for a while, but in case your position stays consistent through time, have you ever desired or do you still at least sometimes desire appearing more feminine?
| @Maou_heika That sounds like very restrictive parenting. Maybe a different hairstyle, some accessories or just some brighter colors and/or a different motive on your clothes could work in case you would be up for trying it out Has it been only the case for you or also for your sister? Also, I wonder how it has been for the other women of your family. If it used to be restrictive for your mother or any other relatives, then the question arises how they got out of those restrictions. And if there has been indeed such a thing, can you imagine something like that happen to you as well? |
Noboru said: I don't like tying my hair so I keep them short. I prefer dark colors and I've got a few sets of clothes and I'm fine with that, clothes don't really interest me.That sounds like very restrictive parenting. Maybe a different hairstyle, some accessories or just some brighter colors and/or a different motive on your clothes could work in case you would be up for trying it out Noboru said: My sister has never worn anything that would make my mother question her although she does buy ornaments/accessories and other beauty products and my mother has never scolded her for it.Has it been only the case for you or also for your sister? Noboru said: As much as I know my mother's parents gave her complete freedom to do whatever she wanted. I used to stay at my cousin's place for a week during summer vacation every year and her parents didn't place any such restrictions on her either. It's partly because my mother has an image of what a "simple girl" should or should not look like and wants me to follow it and partly because my father didn't allow her to spend much money on clothes after marriage. Also, I wonder how it has been for the other women of your family. If it used to be restrictive for your mother or any other relatives, then the question arises how they got out of those restrictions. And if there has been indeed such a thing, can you imagine something like that happen to you as well? |
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| @Maou_heika: Thank you for your elaborate response! :) It seems to me like your parents value modesty and thrift in some way. I don't quite like how you've been treated unfairly compared to your sister. Makeup is not really healthy, but a bit for special occasions should have been more than possible, especially if one child is allowed to. I prefer equal treatment There are some advantages of those modest restrictions: people who ever get to meet you could focus more on you as a person rather than how you look, so you have an edge over all the girls and young women who overly focus on their appearance. Secondly, it's healthier and easier to get ready if and when you want to go somewhere And last but not least, once you decide for yourself, you have the potential to create the biggest popular Gap Moé feeling by turning at least temporarily from a plain tomboyish look to a girly-girlish or distinctive womanly style Some questions remain at this point though: 1) Do you prefer dark colors for their style or because you don't want to strike much attention to yourself? 2) What do you think of Gothic and/or Emo style? 3) Assuming there are no more restrictions and money plays no role, would you be up for trying to change your style at least for a special event, provided there would be one that would interest you? |
| Now that I'm no longer employed my main clothes are tshirts with the sleeves cut off and camo cargo shorts that I made myself from old pairs of pants. Though I dressed rather casually at my old job too, compared to most people's workplaces at least. |
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| lol no, imagine caring about fashion trends or a giving a f((( about anything. lol. if girls were smart they'd notice i'd be good at sex bcuz i take clomipramine. |
| i wear shorts t shirts and loose pjs at home or if i have to go out just casually, when i go to college i inn my shirt, close my collar button, wear my id card and watch |
Noboru said: I simply prefer them because stains are not as much visible on them and compared to bright colors don't appear discolored as if it's dirty even after washing after long term use.1) Do you prefer dark colors for their style or because you don't want to strike much attention to yourself? Noboru said: Not my thing, some of them, specially the ones that paint their face look scary if at all anything. I prefer cuter stuff.2) What do you think of Gothic and/or Emo style? Noboru said: Even if my parents didn't place any restrictions, society also plays a role. Like I said earlier I like cute stuff so a frilly short dress with thigh high stockings and boots would be my preference but if I wear something and go out I would stand out and everyone would stare at me.3) Assuming there are no more restrictions and money plays no role, would you be up for trying to change your style at least for a special event, provided there would be one that would interest you? |
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| I'd wear everything black if I could. |
| "What's your style?" Victorian Goth. "Do you follow fashion trends" Not really. "Colorful clothes or color neutral ones" Mostly black. |
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| Whatever fits me for the day. Couldn't care less what clothes I wear. Usually work clothes daily but privately, just some pants and a black t-shirt. |
| "You only realize the real value of something you discarded when you get the chance to pick it up again." - Rudeus Greyrat |
| I dress nice. Because I know that most people are superficial. And they do actually judge a book (or person) by its cover (or physical appearance)...despite the advice to not do that. |
Maou_heika said: Good points. Though I don't mind continuing to wear the washed outs at home and still have enough to cycle that it doesn't become an issue anytime soon. Also depends on the quality and the laundry usually has much less issues when similar colors are washed at cooler temperatures (30°C) and the clothes are put inside outI simply prefer them because stains are not as much visible on them and compared to bright colors don't appear discolored as if it's dirty even after washing after long term use. Maou_heika said: There's also Gothic Lolita but I would also prefer less face painting and it wouldn't really be something to wear when it's hot outsideNot my thing, some of them, specially the ones that paint their face look scary if at all anything. I prefer cuter stuff. Maou_heika said: Makes sense, so public transport would fall flat. Over here, it wouldn't stand out as much and most people have cars to directly drive to the destinationEven if my parents didn't place any restrictions, society also plays a role. Like I said earlier I like cute stuff so a frilly short dress with thigh high stockings and boots would be my preference but if I wear something and go out I would stand out and everyone would stare at me. Hmm, I wonder if Cutecore or in parts Fairy Key could be what you have in mind Do you have specific colors in mind when it comes to aesthetics rather than practicability? Also, what's your season color type? |
NoboruMay 30, 2:23 PM
| I wear clothes. Let the people decide if it is nice. |
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| When I go out with people yeah.. otherwise if I'm at class or grocery shopping i dont mind dressing like a bum |
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| I only use whatever clothes i find.. |
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| i just throw on whatever whether it matches or not i don't really have a style all clothing atleast that i can afford is just unappealing to me or i can't wear them without being ridiculed so i just throw on w/e and don't care. |
Noboru said: Most middle class people don't own cars here, I don't either. Cutecore does look cute but Fairy Key has a bit too much of pastel colors, not exactly a fan of those. Makes sense, so public transport would fall flat. Over here, it wouldn't stand out as much and most people have cars to directly drive to the destination Hmm, I wonder if Cutecore or in parts Fairy Key could be what you have in mind Noboru said: Light blue I guess, I like that color, although black is my favorite.Do you have specific colors in mind when it comes to aesthetics rather than practicability? Noboru said: It's winterAlso, what's your season color type? |
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| @Maou_heika: Hi there, fellow Winter type :D In that case, you would do indeed much better to not use pastel colors, but rather icy tones. Light blue is an excellent choice This is btw one of my favorite outfits from iM@s: https://youtu.be/zW52Berp0aM?t=10 What do you think about it? Maou_heika said: If not even upper middle class has it, then it makes it harder. Over here, there is a good enough used car market that even lower middle class people can afford their own car. That or leasing a car. But from what I've got, it seems like your best option to get a chance to dress how you want to - without fearing for repercussions or worrying about how the people around you see you - would be to fly at least for a few days of vacation to a country where you can be more free, once you get better. While I meant what I wrote in the one thread back then as a joke, I wouldn't be opposed to the idea of letting you stay with me in case you ever considered visiting my own country and you could have the first upper floor with your own bathroom with bathtub/shower combo, kitchen, balcony, TV, Netflix, Internet and two beds for yourself. But even if you never consider this option, I still wish for you that you will be able to travel to a place where you can express yourself the way you want to be and wear what you want at least once in your lifeMost middle class people don't own cars here, I don't either. |
NoboruMay 31, 3:26 PM
| I’d like to, but I have no money, so, unfortunately, no… I just wear the same old rags I’ve been wearing for over 10 years. |
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| Those dresses look nice Noboru said: Flying to another country just for dressing up sounds a bit impractical, I'm already used to my current dressing style, I don't think I'd want to buy an outfit that I would wear only a few times in my life, thanks for the offer though.If not even upper middle class has it, then it makes it harder. Over here, there is a good enough used car market that even lower middle class people can afford their own car. That or leasing a car. But from what I've got, it seems like your best option to get a chance to dress how you want to - without fearing for repercussions or worrying about how the people around you see you - would be to fly at least for a few days of vacation to a country where you can be more free, once you get better. While I meant what I wrote in the one thread back then as a joke, I wouldn't be opposed to the idea of letting you stay with me in case you ever considered visiting my own country and you could have the first upper floor with your own bathroom with bathtub/shower combo, kitchen, balcony, TV, Netflix, Internet and two beds for yourself. But even if you never consider this option, I still wish for you that you will be able to travel to a place where you can express yourself the way you want to be and wear what you want at least once in your life |
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| Why bother with dressing nice? It does not matter. |
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Why bother with dressing nice? It does not matter.
@DesuMaiden If NTHE ends up actually being true then I'll dress like Lord Humungus from Mad Max just to troll humanity one last time. |
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| Tbh I just throw on random stuff I have and call it a day. I could be sleeping in everyday clothes or going out in public in pajamas |
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@DesuMaiden If NTHE ends up actually being true then I'll dress like Lord Humungus from Mad Max just to troll humanity one last time.
| @Lost_Viking hello based department? |
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| I love colorful, bright, and feminine clothes. I spend most of my extra money on clothes and accessories, I really enjoy fashion and dressing up. |
starshiiineJun 14, 4:10 PM
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| yes for maybe 80% of the days, its my only motivation to get up at 8am to go to class the other 20% is when i'm too lazy to think so i just leave in my pjs |
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| During the week I dress like a generic office lady, on the weekends I wear sports clothes or dresses depending on the weather |
| People only care about your appearance anyways. So it is absolutely critical to dress nice. |
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@Rurihime I think being a office lady must be a bit relaxing, i like their fashion being modest and classy.
| @hell_angelicx yep, the clothes are fine, I like to wear the skirt and tights, although sometimes the heels are annoying, but with time you forget about them |
| Yes, I dress nice. Because I know that looks are everything. |
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