Appearances?

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I almost always wear black,purple,grey,red,and dark blue.My shirts are always tight and my pants (or skirts)to be baggy and loose.

-SpaceCase

I usually wear jeans and a shirt/singlet top/jumper if it's cold. Shoes, well, I love shoes so I have tonnes to choose from, though I'll usually only wear the comfyest pair I have even if it doesnt match... I have a pair of bright emerald green slip on shoes that I wear alot now since it's summerish and they contrast... differently... with my clothes. But yeah, I can't stand make-up, it makes me feel disgusting, like I can tolerate some eye shadow and clear mascara so it washes off in the shower, but otherwise nothing, and I don't see the point in wearing it so I just don't bother - I didn't wear any to my graduation and everyone else went and got theirs professionally done and all this.

Summer is awesome - just pretend it's summer and dress summerish anyway

actually i always dress black. it's not that i want to show something by it, it's just that i like it better, feel better. feel less looked at. usually i wear jeans (or seldom i wear skirts, too) and a shirt. maybe a pullover. nothing special on it. just plain black. i don't bother about make-up either.

I wear pretty much whatever I want. Usually that's a tshirt (either black, blue, navy, red, grey, rarely white, or orange), pants or shorts (usually only shorts for band camp or gym), and skateboard shoes. I wear hoodies a lot in the fall and winter, and also spring. I have a wool coat to wear in the winter and I also have a letterman's jacket for marching band. I wear polo shirts and collared, button-up shirts a lot. I sometimes have troubles with the buttons, though, but I've been getting better. When I was sick last Feburary, all I wore was polo shirts and khakis, and I was afraid to take off my coat because I thought I would get really cold, even if I was inside.

I have always worn loose plaid t-shirts and jeans. However when I was around 12 I got kind of involved in the goth scene. So I started wearing trench coats, boots, all black, and Victorian fashion like fedora's and huge bowties. I also wear white gloves its to cope with my OCD.

Those sort of alternative clothes plays into my uniqueness. I'm not trying to fit into any subculture its a fashion statement. It mainly says I'm not going to fit into the Abercrombie and Fitch version of life.

I also wear my hair long so long that it covers my eyes. I don't like looking at people and I also wears 80's shades to shelter my eyes from all the vibrant colors.

I wear neutral clothes (jeans, plain pants and tees). I don't really want to look like belonging to any clique, because I don't belong, and I don't really feel like being limited by one.

Of course, it all has to be sort of loose-fitting and comfy. I find that wearing tank tops all year (piling stuff on top appropiately) is the most comfortable.

I will wear almost anything as long as it is black, red ,white, or gray.

Suits – I love suits. They must be dark charcoal with a thin white pinstripe or without, and sharply cut, never double-breasted. With a suit I like wearing a black shirt with either a deep wine-red tie or a light beige tie; if I am wearing a white shirt (as I am doing in my avatar) I will wear a black tie.
When I am not wearing a full suit, I will simply wear a long-sleeved shirt with a waist-coat. Sometimes I enjoy wearing a lab coat.

I usually wear dark clothing with stripes or plaid on it. I also like wearing skinny jeans with dark flats. I get accused of being 'scene', 'emo', and 'goth'.

I like dressing differently-skirts over pants or that kind of thing. I also like the classy uniform look, but only when I'm in the mood. One thing I hate is shirts that reveal too much-I like my shirts to have high collers. Not exactly turtlenecks-but relatively high.

Whatever is comfortable and functional. I prefer neutral colors (black, grey, navy, light blue, brown, sometimes green). I tend to wear sandals or hiking boots.

I like comfortable clothes.
I don't mind what I wear as long as it's comfortable and 'me' - I hate borrowing clothes from other people.

Usually I just pick whatever I see first in my closet.