How do you usually dress?

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It's usually the same thing every day. Jeans with a different colored sweater & a nice pair of sneakers. Right now, it is a purple shirt with black pants & brown slippers.

At school, I do not stand out as much but after I get a haircut, I do not comb it as much so I wait until I am able to do so. I believe my glasses make me stand out because they are shaped like dewdrops & I look crosseyed when wearing them.

Quis custodiet ipsus custodiets?

Dark, dull clothing. Just a normal T-shirt and jeans most of the time.

I don't have a particular style. I wear whatever I feel like wearing, ranging from random T-shirts to band shirts.

Usually I just wear a T-shirt and a pair of jeans, with whatever sneakers I own at the time.

I try to at least make myself look presentable, but I don't have any distinct style. I just slap on a shirt and some pants. I really don't like shopping for clothes, and I just don't understand why anybody would want to waste $80 on a pair of ripped jeans.

Agreed. My jeans usually wear down on their own..I am pretty short, and I don't really bother to get my jeans hemmed, so they normally rip on the bottom..

I also don't get why someone would pay $50 for a brown polo with a symbol just above the chest.

I make sure I am presentable, but I never go out of my way to try to impress someone.

It gets even crazier. I've heard of celebrities paying 50K for a hat! Sometimes I wonder if they even bother to consider the fact that all of those expensive, fancy clothing comes from sweatshops in China and Pakistan.

50K for a hat!?!?!?
Re: How I dress, guess what one would call preppy, American Eagle, Eddie Bauer, but wear the occassional sports jersey.

Durring the summer, i wear a t-shirt and shorts, and sometimes an short-sleeve overshirt. I also wear a bandanna except when at school (they're so gang-paranoid at my school, even though i'm not in a gang, i just wear the bandanna for the heck of it)

During the winter, i wear jeans instead of shorts, and usually have a jacket or similar garment that i wear zipped up outside and loose outside. For a while, i tried wearing my jacket with only one arm through my sleeve (Like Auron from FFX) but i stopped that at school because it attracted weird stares....

I'm starting to obsess over flats.

WINTER:T SHIRT AND SWEATPANTS IN TEH HOUSE,JEANS SOMETIMES BUT RARELY

SUMMER:T SHIRT AND SHORTS.

right now it's waist length trousers with turtle neck teddy bear jumper.
my wardrobe consists of over sized orange long-sleeved flannel shirt with tartan
overalls, with sexy green suspenders.
A rainbow brite shirt I wear pretty much everywhere topped off with my favourite
neon coloured sand cap.
Another favourite when it gets cold outside i wear my flowery cardigan with my ski pants
and my kitty cap.

When not wearing my extremely stylish school uniform to school ( ), I wear black trousers, a black or white long sleeved t-shirt, with a blue/red/black/white short-sleeved t-shirt over the top, and either a black and white pinstripe or plain black shirt over the top of that, and some old scuffed-up black and white skate shoes that are starting to fall apart.

In the summer it's basically the same, except I don't put an extra shirt over the top of my two t-shirts.

Solid colours with rare exceptions. I usually wear slacks, long sleeved shirts, boots and my hair tied neatly back behind my face. I also wear my trench coat a lot. In the summer (when it can easily get up over 40 degrees C), I wear t-shirts, shorts and flip flop sandals.

The only distinguishing piece of clothing I ever wear is a shirt with the periodic table of the elements on it, which attests to the fact that I am a science geek.

Stood out to me, and couldn't resist the nit-picking--it's Quis custodiet ipsos custodies. Ipsus isn't a proper ending (the nominative masculine of the intensive pronoun/adjective is ipse, not ipsus--it's irregular) and custodiets isn't a word either--the accusative noun ending is -es, and the root is custodi- (guard) whence custodio, -ire, -ivi (-ii), -itus, to guard, also comes. Who will guard the guards themelseves? Spelling is very, very important in Latin, where a single changed vowel can change the meaning of an entire sentence. End pedantry.

On the ripped jeans thing--I don't get it either. It's like buying used, damaged clothing and then paying as much or more than you would for new clothes. Go figure. Incidentally, am I the only one who refuses to wear jeans? I don't like the feel of them.

Yahoo ! !!

with me i have to wear things which are cool e.g football shirts and the colours must go too