Do You Have a Style?

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Oh, I have style. B)

*cough* V-neck is a must for me, tight jeans are comfy and fab, dark jackets are amazing. Color theme should either be mostly dark, or if I'm going for a brighter look, not too saturated/flashy, and matching.

My style is a solid color t-shirt and comfy pants.

Basically I try to look as plain as possible and avoid standing out.

Style hmmmm. Mines is pretty much anything I find comfortable and I feel like wearing, regardless to if they match. I like to consider my sense of style as " Offensive Chic " when people look at it and say " What on earth is she wearing and the colours are so ugly " In all honesty it makes me smile and laugh at people following trends that are far from comfortable and they are always having to re arrange their clothes continually.
If its comfortable for you then go ahead and wear it.

I don't have much of a style. I mostly just wear cozy V-neck sweaters and solid-coloured T-shirts and jeans.

Jeans, long-sleeved plain T-shirt underneath, T-shirt with some colourful print on top of it. Leathery-type jacket. Childish accessories such as hamster gloves, hat with animal ears - I love these things and I'll be wearing them till I die. Heavy boots or trainers, rarely heels but I do wear them occasionally. Clip-on earrings - I love when they make a sound while dangling or when feathery ones touch my cheeks.

Lace and pearls. Anything Victorian. Lace outfits and statement necklaces from Lori Goldstein. I just got into purses, watches and jewelry from Kate Spade. Kate Spade purses had me hooked immediately - they reminded me of something Jackie Kennedy might use. She had great style. I really just like anything that's feminine and girly!

My style is relatively prissy but when I exercise I wear band tees to avoid getting my outside clothes dirty.

I barely leave my house anymore and I have two kids, one of which isn't even school aged yet. Sweatpants are my best friend. When I do leave the house for grocery trips or doctor visits, I'm usually in snug fitting jeans or black leggings, a tank top and a loose fitting t-shirt over top or a hoodie. I never wear tennis shoes. Toms, Sanuks or boots for comfort and the best part is I don't have to wear socks for any of them.

I've always been into the metal/goth look, since age 14. Jeans, t-shirt, comfy boots, hoodie etc. They're comfy for me, I don't have to think about what to wear, I just grab the next t-shirt in the pile. Jeans have pockets so I don't have to drag a bag with me.

I wear tons of layers in winter! I always need to have a skinny sleeveless undershirt. And on top of it some comfy long sleeved tshirts(the number of it is according to the weather) and in the end a hoodie or a sweater my mom knitted for me (I have 6 of them). I wear the same clothes until they get dirty and then change into the new ones but they line up the same way. My color selection is quite limited and includes only darker tones. I feel the best in black.
I wear thermal leggings or some cotton pantyhose (again depends on the weather) and soft, skinny jeans on top of it.
I like wearing boots (those slightly in a metal head style without losing simplicity) even in summer.
I love piercings and had tones of them. But my skin is rejective so i lost them all except those on my ears (i have 21 pierced holes on my ears) I love the look of shiny metal on soft skin and when i see people with piercings i can't stop staring at them.

When I'm not in work clothes and it is not too hot or cold it's: straight leg jeans, band or plain t-shirt underneath, flannelette shirt on top, and a cap. I have lots and lots of caps, I love them!

Summer extras: thongs (um, I think these are called different things in other countries) and akubra hat instead of a cap so my ears don't get burned. Sometimes a singlet instead of a t-shirt.

Winter extras:boots, one of my various big jackets or a hoodie, and beanie (maybe called different things too)

My style I think is "bogan" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogan) although this is a stupid stereotype and I think a lot of people from the bush dress like this.

I used to be punk/grunge/80s but not so much anymore because in small towns everyone stares at you. I love anything with checks or tartan.

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The least amount of clothing as decently possible for a 48 yr old as its summer here and I keep having ( menopausal) hot flushes

Nowadays I wear a lot of leggings, in part because I've tended to find jeans more restrictive nowadays. However, I do have a couple pair of jeans I'll throw on occasionally. On the weekends I'm only ever in t-shirts. If it's cold, I throw a sweatshirt on top. But during the weekdays for work, I'm still extremely casual, usually wearing some kind of plaid button-down shirt with leggings or a thermal under a sleeveless vest (plus of course leggings). That seems to be my "uniform" nowadays. It's virtually IMPOSSIBLE to get me to dress up in anything nice. These ARE my nice clothes, LOL.

I do like to match colors somewhat nowadays, although not going overboard. The v-neck undershirt must jibe with the plaid Oxford, for instance. And the shoes have to kind of match. --Or at least not make me look like I got dressed in the dark...

I'm definitely a tomboy, though on work days I wear some makeup to balance it out and kind of fem up a bit. I also wear more jewelry nowadays though I never used to-- anymore than a watch and maybe a single ring.

Hipsterish/minimalist. My favourite brand is COS.

My typical uniform is a long shirt or short dress with jeggings. Or a dress with leather boots. I love dark colours and jewel colours. I like to wear soft and thick winter boots because my feet are sensitive.

It's popular now to bash hipsters, but where else can you find people who will spend half an hour just discussing coffee culture with you?

Yes but it's very prim and practical. Jeans or trousers, flat shoes/boots and blouses or sweaters with smart jackets. Hair always up; minimal make up. Asexual, I suppose.

I went through a phase a couple of years ago when I bought skinny jeans, dresses, high heels - more adventurous clothing - which I've never worn! I don't have a social life so it was a little foolish to spend money on such frivolous items but I suppose I just wanted to feel like "woman" as opposed to a sexless being.