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I definitely keep the whole thinness thing in mind, but I primarily dress for comfort. Jeans, cotton tops, and Merrell shoes or sandals--with a thick sole so I can be comfortable AND taller. :-)
I'm a no nonsense sort of girl wearing mostly jeans and t-shirts. However, I'm also a "romantic" so I LOVE to wear sundresses and cute skirts. I seem to go from one extreme to the other - jeans or sundresses. Never really thought about it until now. :o)
definitely boot cut jeans. they make this 5ft-tall girl think she looks taller. boots, unless i'm tired (then it's tennis shoes). a cotton shirt with just a little bit of style or frill to make me look like i'm trying.
but in the summer, capri pants with girly tanks or summer dresses with flip flops.
I too believe that what a person wears says a lot about them. I wear modest clothing. I do not wear sleeveless clothing or anything above my knees. I love the new capris out this year. Colors are exciting.
The shoes/boots and tops I wear with my jeans depend on mood of the day. I am unpredictable.
I do love my boots though! I would wear them year round if I could get by with it.
I jeans , and t-Shirts or work shirts, and boots but have a pair of tennis shoes for town,
That a very nice shot of you Girls :)
I like to wear just-below-the-knee skirts with nylons and strap shoes.
I like scarves and necklaces, dangling earrings and gold bracelets. I like cotton sweaters over a scoop-necked cotton tank top or shell, but no cleavage showing. If I wear jeans, then I wear Keds and a hoodie over a tank top. I'm always trying to figure out what is going to make me look the thinnest.
Some of you have really given it some thought!
Sheri, I could get into some cute skirts now that I'm skinnier. :)
At home, I dress for comfort. I like long sundresses that I can wear with no bra. To go out - I actually was just saying I need some new can-be-seen-out-of-the-house clothes. My arms are apparently larger than the rest of me as sleeves are often too tight so I wear sleeveless shirts and a skirt generally. I have problems with my feet so I either wear Isotoner slippers (at home) or Skechers (out).
That's a great picture of y'all!
I have had problems with my feet so I try to wear my Danskos as much as possible... I have sandals, as well as others. Danskos, however, are not the most flattering so I go with comfort over style in this case.
I *do* wear jeans a good bit (or capris in the summer) but I love wearing a pair of black pants that gives me a good (thinner) line. Oh. And I wear vests quite a bit... again, doing what I can about the hips and waist thing. lol
Oops! That last comment by Tim was by Cyndi... I didn't realize my son was still logged in. lol
I usually wear jeans and a v-neck. I love wearing my TOMS, but I also frequently wear tennis shoes or boots. I always have a jacket of some sort with me.
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