What kind of clothes do you wear?

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T-shirt, track pants, and crocs/sandals/flip-flops if I have the choice.

Still t-shirts and skinny jeans, switched to boots for the winter. I also wear a hat these days, because my hair is a frizzy mess underneath.

Baggy pants and a t-shirt.

Formal clothing in casual settings.

Mostly shirts, jeans and long sleeves under t shirts

everything has to be loose fitting though, I can't stand tight clothes.
I'm often accused of getting clothes "Too big" for me.

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I wear sweat/yoga like pants and a short sleeve t-shirt and socks ( inside out because i dont like the line across my toes) and sneakers

I like slim raw jeans. I'm wearing a super old pair of nudies right now.
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I wear hemp accessories, a necklace with a rock on it, anklet and a ring. Rayban prescription glasses.

And boots.

I LOVE suits though

I usually wear jeans and a hoodie, and then sneakers or flip flops. Sometimes in the summer I may wear knee-length athletic shorts and a t-shirt if it is very warm, and sometimes I will wear sweatpants instead of jeans if I know that I will be in a particularly inactive day. When I debate or I have to go to something fancy I'll wear dress pants and a button up shirt with a sweater vest, cardigan or vest over it. I'm very particular about the fabrics and cuts I wear, so I only wear certain brands and styles. In addition, I feel uncomfortable if I'm not wearing pants or shorts of a certain length because it feels weird when there isn't fabric rubbing against my legs, which is why I don't wear very short stuff. I also don't like sleeveless shirts because I need the texture of the sleeves. I don't like wearing socks, and I only wear them when it's cold in the winter. When I get the chance, I walk barefoot. I tend to wear the same things over and over, so my parents are, instead of encouraging me to buy a variety of things, just buying me lots of the same items to accommodate my preferences. Most of the clothes are fairly pricy because of my discomfort with most textures, so my parents buy most of my stuff when it's on sale, so that way they will pay, e.g., 100 dollars for a pair of jeans that is normally 250, or 50 dollars for a sweater that is normally 125. I also wear a lot of cashmere, because it is basically the only wool I can tolerate. I buy most of my t-shirts at museums, and they're kind of pricy, but I like the designs. I have a roughly 65 US dollar (I converted it from euro) t-shirt that I got at one museum that I love a lot, and many of the t-shirts I own were between 40 and 50 dollars. I sometimes feel like I'm too picky with my clothing, but I know that it isn't really my fault that I'm so sensitive to everything, and my parents don't mind paying for stuff that makes me comfortable.

skinny jeans (black or any color of the rainbow), studded or bullet belt (dont worry the bullets r fake n just for decoration. i probably have the biggest belt collection you'll ever see), 4 bracelets on each arm (left arm: checkered wristband, bike chain bracelet, cookie monster wristband, cupcake slap-bracelet. Right arm: hello kitty watch, black rubber bracelet, bob marley wristband, blink-182 wristband.) black heart with zipper necklace and GIGANTIC safety pin attatched to the chain of the necklace, and Macbeth shoes i drew on with pink and black checkered laces i bought for $1 at this one store i went to

I wear t shirts (sometimes with hoodies over it) shorts and barefeet or flip flops when I'm outside even when its cold out

Jeans with a buttoned up t-shirt and sneakers.

my body is very sensitive. I like to mostly wear leggings or sweatpants and I like to wear just lose crop tops or lose sweat jackets. I try to wear nice blouses and usually I just feel uncomfortable and weird in them. I don't really like jeans. I wear them occasionally but I really don't like to wear them because they usually cling to my leg and the buttons and material are just very uncomfortable to me. I like leggings that look like jeans though.

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