Shirt.Woot

No corduroy love?

About an hour in, and zero for sweat pants. Excellent. It's so depressing when I see middle aged and older people at grocery stores wearing sweat pants. You're just like "dude...at least try and put some effort into not looking like garbage." I say this because those sweat pants almost always have unsightly stains on them =[.

Comfortable skirts at home and jeans when I'm out.

Slacks for work, Jeans or shorts at home.

FRC at work!

Cargo pants FTW! The more pockets the better I say.

Utilikilt. It's all the joy of cargo pants with plenty of storage, plus built-in air conditioning!

Dresses, one piece of clothing and you're done.

goldenthorn wrote:If I could get away with wearing yoga pants (yoga leggings) everywhere, I would. They feel like wearing no pants at all--no pants being the best kind of pants.

Unfortunately, I have a overly-developed sense of propriety and a half-baked sense of style, so I don't wear my yoga leggings in public except when actually going to/from yoga or when I'm sick (because to hell with everything when I'm sick; I'll wear what I want!).

Sooo... my answer is "jeans." Mostly. The skinny kind in a rainbow of colours. It's the closest I can get to leggings while still being vaguely appropriate. Also, I just gotta wear the hell out of that 'ish while I'm still young-ish. Once I'm older, I'm going to have to go all proper with trousers and the like, because I don't want to fall into the mutton dressed as lamb trap.

THAT'S TOTALLY HOT GOLDENTHORN!

goldenthorn wrote:

SORRY, I GET A LITTLE SPICY WHEN I'M CAPSLOCKING

I prefer no pants. In a perfect world, pants wouldn't be a prerequizite to most social activities, and serving someone decaf coffee without telling them would be a crime punishable by being forced to wear pants.

Jeans or shorts.