What Are You Wearing?
 

I would tell you but you would go blind from the shock. :shocking:

Corpse Casual

eclectic business attire....

What the heck kind of message board do you think this is???

Anyway. My fashion sense (or lack thereof) is the despair of all my female relatives, who wish I would just once wear something different. But I'm completely uninterested so I dress for minimum effort consistent with being socially acceptable.

So, I'm wearing the same thing I wear almost every day. Khaki slacks and a button-down shirt. Mrs. Dallas just rolls her eyes at the fact that I own multiple identical pairs of khaki slacks to maintain this wardrobe, but I figure if I find a brand/size combination I like, why go elsewhere?

Variations: t-shirts (always with a pocket for the cell phone) and shorts during the summer when I'm not working. Jeans if I know I'm going to be doing something grungy. Wingtips for work, sneakers otherwise.

black dress slacks, heels, salt and pepper turtle necked short sleeve sweater hair in a bun

That doesn't sound very disorderly to me! ;)

Charcoal grey sweatpants and red sweatshirt (Go, Buckeyes!) But, I'm not sweating.

Oh, red sox. Hair in disarrayed ponytail.


No classes today. Am lazy.

Don't you forget it's in there and bend over, at which point the phone leaps out & skitters across the floor?

Flannel, slacks, and black sneakers.

I'm trying to avoid getting ready for work, so I'm sitting here in my "Gandalf the White" robe... aka this really long-ass white bathrobe that my grandma gave me.

I know, it's a very hot image. Deal with it.

I turned up the volume on my computer and I still couldn't hear the heavy breathing. What's the follow up post going to be, "Are you touching yourself?"

:eek:

Sorry,
carharts, smartwool, muckboots.

Ill-fitting maternity clothes. :(

Jeans and polarfleece. Shame I didn't read this earlier, my answer would have been much more exciting.

Jeans, t-shirt, Dr Scholl's walking shoes, white sox, black boxer briefs, an 18" box chain with a pentacle locket and a cast silver 45 rpm adaptor (the kind that looks like some sort of biohazard insignia) and glasses.

I started the day out wearing a dark blue sweater, but then I remembered that my office gets up to 84 degrees by afternoon (even in the Winter for some reason), so I bought a $4 t-shirt at lunch and changed. This will be important later when I set up the PA for band practice.