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Jeans or khakis, T-shirt, polo shirt, or sweater, black sneakers, short brown hair with blond highlights, glasses, clean-shaven face, and a pocket-watch.

in reality, i'm probably your typical walmart worker. I wear kaikes and a navy blue tee shirt or a navy blue polo almost every day. woot! I have dishwater blonde hair, peirced ears and unusally long arms.

I don't REALLY had a fantesy image. i honestly like me the way i am. kind emotionally unstable, artsy, hick and deep thinking - or at least that's what people say.

I generally just wear a shirt and pants/or shorts. Nothing special, just comfortable.

Sneakers
White or Gray socks
Blue Jeans
Polo Shirt or Sweater
Dark Jacket with Red Hood
Glasses

If it is comfy, I'll wear it.

I aim for tidy and comfortable. I used to wear my hair long, but cut it short about 6 months ago and really like it. I don't have to do anything but wash it. I rarely wear make-up, but like a natural look when I do. I like denim or khaki fabrics for pants or shorts and natural waist lines. I own a pair of dress slacks in a soft fabric, but they just don't feel right to me most of the time. I like the secure feeling I get from the thicker fabrics. I like T-shirts and hinleys, or button-down blouses with shirt collars. Jackets and blazers are good, so long as they fit but don't bind in the shoulders. I prefer that my clothes be fitted, but not tight. I'm often uncomfortable in skirts, though I wear them on occasion. I don't like heels and feel awkward wearing them. I like sneakers, sandals and short boots. I have a picture of a lovely brown leather jacket that I'm promising to myself as a treat when I reach my weight-loss goal next year.

Patricia

Exact same thing every day:
loose khakis. not wrinkly a must.
black or dark blue tee shirt. Must be fitted or otherwise fit well. Must be dark colors (I find bright colors very irritating). Must not be wrinkly.
Hiking boots.

These are not negotiable outside of a work setting.

In winter time I almost always keep my coat on (a subdued color wool coat)
When it isn't unbearably hot I always wear a nice fleece I have.

G-star blue jeans, G-star blouse and Nikey or Adidas sneakers.
A silver necklace, and a necklace with my girlfriends name on it.
My hair cut real short, not bold but not far from it.
That is my regular outfit for the weekend.
During the weekdays i dress pretty much randomly because i can't be bothered.
I need sunglasses for the coming summer though

A T-shirt with a Routemaster on it that reads, "If you boss me around, I'll run you over!"

Kind of your generic stoner look, baggy jeans, tee shirt, short brim hat, goatee, sandals in the summer and work boots for the rest of the year.

Baseball cap, two pocket shirt, cargo pants or cargo shorts, white socks, and New Balance sneakers.

im getting skinnier thats for shure, im at a cool 156 pounds but still need to be at my ideal weight wich is in the 140's. i should be getting there sometime next month. i basically like striped t-shirts and shorts and i love hats, currently my feet are wearing mossimo street sneakers (there black white and red)

I alternate between different styles which may include:

-Jeans, T-shirt and one of those "baja"/"surfer" hoodie things
-Victorian-ish vintage stuff, particularly 1920s-1940s. Think film noir heroines.
-All black outfits, in various forms.. just black jeans, boots and a black shirt and accessories, usually.
-Flamboyant, non-matching, androgynous clothing
..or some strange combination of the above

It depends on my mood, mostly. I am very picky about clothes. I love Victorian clothing, but I hate the tacky looking "lolita" twist on it. I also love vintage, but again only certain kinds.. And I'm also fond of the "goth" look but I've given up on it since it's so difficult to find clothes in that general style that are unique looking (and not overly costumey or tacky). I like combining opposite styles, like masculine/structured/military + feminine/lacy/victorian.
Recently I've developed a fondness of prairie skirts and western stuff. *Not* rockabilly (I do not like rockabilly), more like gothic milkmaid or something. At least that's how I imagine I would wear it.

Faerie Queen, modified for hiking.

All the clothes I buy now are forest or olive green (to match my eyes) and home sewn. I go with Burda Folkloric patterns and other folkloric patterns (tiered skirt, peasant blouse) plus relaxed fit jeans, and use the same patterns and fabrics over and over again. Fabric 100% natural fibres and soft to touch - cotton voile, sueded twill, pinwhale corduroy, linen, and superwash wool for warmth. My only footware is hiking boots, worn with ankle socks, regardless of whether I'm wearing a skirt or pants. I blend in very nicely in the woods when I'm hiking. Just gotta be careful in hunting season.