Blue jeans (even the pair with holes), cowboy boots, t-shirts, and the occasional button down shirt for Saturday night and church.

Glitter, shimmer, sparkle, feather... short skirts, shorts and open belly, over-the-knee socks, studded boots, sequins, tights and corsets....

comfy bathrobe... comfy pants, comfy tee. oh so comfy... flowey baggey comfort.

I wear whatever I want to wear. I don't concern myself with whether or not someone else approves of my apparel. As long as one's attire isn't indecent or overtly offensive (OVERTLY offensive), and as long as one shows appropriate respect and/or deference toward one's host/hostess (or honoree)when dressing for particular occasions (such as weddings, funerals, various functions where a particular mode of dress has been specified in advance, or has a traditionally accepted norm), then I consider what I wear to be no one's business but my own. The whole idea of unofficial 'fashion police' going around belittling everyone that doesn't wear the latest trends, regardless of how ridiculous-looking many of those trends often are, -- would be best left behind with our spelling books, locker combinations, and those notebooks with things like "Heather + Zack = LUV" doodled on the covers. That sort of behavior is childish and shallow; unworthy of anyone over the age of 15.

twigs,mud and fur, a la Bigfoot. Maybe some deer's blood for good measure.

I could not have said this better myself. My daughter was married last week and people actually attended wearing jeans and t-shirts!!! Sadly my daughter and her husband knew this would happen so in their invites they included a card stating to wear best attire. I guess they couldn't read. I would have enjoyed asking them to leaveand not return unless they were in dress pants and shirt or skirt/dress. But the crowd dressed inappropriate were mostly the groom's family (sigh).

If nobody cared what I looked like, I'd never know what I'd wear from day to day. Probably pajamas one day and a formal the next day.

I already do wear pajamas all day long... Do I vote for "pajamas" or "same stuff"? This is crucial!

Hiking clothes. All the time. They're comfy, temperature appropriate, and you never know when you're going to need to climb a mountain.

I would go for a mix of fancy stuff, suits and ties to go to the supermarket and stuff and a mix of future apparel/pirate garb.

CaptRobThePirate wrote:...and a mix of future apparel/pirate garb.

Hmmm...the pirate garb has a certain appeal...

...although I'd probably take the eye patch off while driving...

...and get a stuffed parrot, because who wants to clean up after a real one...

Woot Shirt + Jeans in public, striptease and right into the pajamas as soon as I get home (or never change out of them at all if I'm not going out). Wouldn't change a thing.

My suit of aluminum foil and aluminum foil helmet. I'm not taking any chances on any of those microwaves zapping me controlling my thoughts. Those men in black aren't going to get me! No way!

One word: Kilt.

crossdress.

Naked as the day I hit the ground.

Velvet!

To my retirement party I wore cowboy boots, Levis, cowboy shirt, tux jacket (white) and a rose.
I could wear that every day that I wasn't playing golf.

Either that or "nuttin honey."
Then we'd see if "nobody cared."

jvzbrown wrote:I wear whatever I want to wear. I don't concern myself with whether or not someone else approves of my apparel. As long as one's attire isn't indecent or overtly offensive (OVERTLY offensive), and as long as one shows appropriate respect and/or deference toward one's host/hostess (or honoree)when dressing for particular occasions (such as weddings, funerals, various functions where a particular mode of dress has been specified in advance, or has a traditionally accepted norm), then I consider what I wear to be no one's business but my own. The whole idea of unofficial 'fashion police' going around belittling everyone that doesn't wear the latest trends, regardless of how ridiculous-looking many of those trends often are, -- would be best left behind with our spelling books, locker combinations, and those notebooks with things like "Heather + Zack = LUV" doodled on the covers. That sort of behavior is childish and shallow; unworthy of anyone over the age of 15.

man you're boring.

Pretty much the same for me. I would wear jeans, t-shirts, and tennis shoes. Even to work!

Gatzby wrote:Why does my sci-fi jumpsuit have to be in the "crazy" category, huh?

I never understood how they got those to show the nipples so clearly, I'm not sure you wild be able to see the nipples as well if they were nude TBH.

A sword, probably a Katana, and the blood of those who annoy me. mmm... blood is so tasty...

EDIT: And goggles, cool looking ones though.

my birthday suit

I would anything that is comfortable..so I wouldn't have to impress anyone.

Steampunk - because we make each other look good.

Cocktail dresses and stiletto heels by day, superheroine costumes by night. With a monkey-head Blanket with Sleeves thrown in the mix every now and then to keep things interesting (and warm).

A thick cape of some sort would accompany the bulk of my outfits. Also, a utility belt.

Probably comfy stuff most of the time, but it might be fun to wear crazy and fancy stuff every once in a while.

All Hoodies all the the time

Footy pajamas, thigh-high socks, woot shirts, and armwarmers... so exactly what I wear now.

Gatzby wrote:The trick isn't make them visible; it's keeping them erect for that long.

Let's ask Jennifer Aniston how she does it
(and she does it so well, too).

I might do a whole Mad Max thing for a while, but I did spy a pretty cool Capt America costume today. Decisions, decisions.

motospyder wrote:Let's ask Jennifer Aniston how she does it
(and she does it so well, too).

Toothpaste caps!

harperstewart wrote:man you're boring.

I won't lie, I stopped reading that post at the end of the second line (the one you quoted, obviously...).

As for me, it would be comfy all the time (footie pajamas as number one) with sporadic fancy-wear. And I do mean FANCY. Like, Victorian- or medieval-style dresses with all the petticoats and hoop-skirts and whatnot. Or wedding dresses. I decided when I was younger that if I ever got rich, I would just buy whatever pretty dresses I like and wear them whenever I felt like it.

My cat ears and a tail. >^o^<

Dress pants, long dress shirt, not tucked in. Shoes would be flip flops. Kinda like what Indian people wear. Worn this combination a couple of times and it was so comfortable and I loved the look.

Victorian wear with matrix stylization(I dont care if thats not a word)