Your clothing habits?

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I generally wear only natural fibres: cotton, linen and wool (wool over the top of other things, not next to the skin). I adore silk and cashmere but they're too expensive. I don't like denim at all because it's too stiff. Clothing needs to be loose - trousers at least one, or preferably two or three sizes too big. I can't bear for my legs to touch each other, so I always wear jammies rather than a nightdress. I can't wear tights at all - they feel like sandpaper and are absolutely unbearable. These factors combined meant that I couldn't wear skirts until shops suddenly started selling cotton leggings, which I now wear underneath skirts sometimes. If I'm honest though, I prefer trousers.

So: a typical outfit consists of a loose cotton T-shirt with a dinosaur on it, baggy combat trousers made out of very flimsy cotton, dinosaur trainers with dinosaur socks, dinosaur watch, dinosaur earrings (have to be pure silver and cleaned with surgical spirit first) and a dinosaur sweater if it's cold. It usually gets the response from random NT strangers: "Wow, you like dinosaurs, huh?" To which I reply, "Yes," and then completely refuse to enter into a conversation about it.

Jeans and t-shirts in the winter; shorts and t-shirts in the summer. I prefer t-shirts that say nteresting things, but it doesn't really matter. All that matters is that I'm comfortable and don't overheat (getting too cold is annoying but livable; getting too hot makes it hard for me to function). I tend to keep clothes until they wear out (and I have a loose definition of "worn out"; generally, if the holes aren't big enough to stick a hand through, it's still wearable) or don't fit anymore; I have a couple of t-shirts that I've owned since I was eight. (They were too big for me then, of course.)

I'm not sure what I would do if I were required to dress up for something. All my clothes are casual.

i was never fashion concious and my mom hate that and cos i dont ike make up and feel it is unnecessary

i wear clothes with the american flag on - either a t-shirt with flags and jeans or sometimes a full stars an stripes outifit

i wear because i like
i have no bothers about what ppl think of me or whether i shou try and conform with society- its bull to me!

I always wear cargo pants and t shirts,in winter i wear hooded tops because i hate coats.Everything is mostly always black.

For me it has to be mainly fabrics I feel comfortable in. I don't mind fashion that much, also. Cotton and lycra are my favourites ones. Also cashmer and silk a lot. And for colours, mainly simple ones like white, yellow, stripes are o.k, but geometric figures not because they make me feel dizzy...and also I don't like black that much(except underwear,maybe)

mainly jeans and t-shirts, with some long sleeved shirts in there. when summer rolls around i wear shorts and t-shirts. i also wear lycra and/or wool for rowing.

I wear only black pants and solid colored shirts and black shoes. I never buy any fabric that is itchy, or that can't be washed in the washing machine. I save so much time not having to worry about, "Do these pants match this shirt?", because black goes with everything. It saves me time doing laundry when I don't have to worry about, "Can this go in the washing machine?" I'm all about keeping things as simple and efficient as possible. I wear my black jacket or my black ruana when it is cold outside.

I dress professionally at work, wearing a dress or a nice shirt and pants combination. At home, I tend to dress more casually, although not sloppy.

i have to wear a hoddie everyday

Jeans and t-shirt too. I don't care 0.0001% about fashion and brand.

I bought a t-shirt like this:
http://www.carrefourweb.com/fucklamode/ ... O&uid=1609

Colorful clothes that fit well. I usually won't wear the same shirt twice in a month, unless I wear it with two entirely different outfits.

baggy clothes are the winner. i too hate restrictive and tight fitting clothes, they drive me mad. i also generally like colourful clothing, its more descriptive. i hate most fashionable clothing hehe^^, and like to do my own thing.

so i like to wear some t shirts usually

I like to wear lots of bright colours - but always careful that they contrast rather than clash. I prefer cord trousers (but have some jeans and others) and usually long sleeve tops. I dont normally like shoes much, but have recently bought some lovely bright red ones with a really wide toe (I hate narrow toes) and flat heels of course - they look really childish, but I love them, particularly with my brown cords and red long sleeved T shirt. Trouble is I walk so much and so unevenly that I always end up with a hole in the sole really quickly.

I like to dress decently. But the jeans have to be loose fitting. I'm a HUGE fan of the long sleeve t-shirt under short sleeve look, it feels comfy n' secure and looks good. So glad that came in style, even though it's probably already on its way out already . As far as color, I like earthy tones (tans, browns, deep reds).