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Just curious. I've always been a t shirt and jeans kinda girl, even though I'm almost 30. I recently had a guy tell me that he wasn't too interested in me because of the way I dress. I wasn't offended since he wasn't my type, but I'm a plain jane. But I'm just curious as to what guys like.
I don't mind the casual dress but not everyday.
[if I dress better than you, and that's saying a lot, then no bueno]
Just curious. I've always been a t shirt and jeans kinda girl, even though I'm almost 30. I recently had a guy tell me that he wasn't too interested in me because of the way I dress. I wasn't offended since he wasn't my type, but I'm a plain jane. But I'm just curious as to what guys like.
My input is that a gorgeous woman is going look good in whatever she wears or whatever make up she does. The closer you are to average the more you're going to need to "show off" and wear a little lip stick, wear form fitting clothes, and IMO even as a straight guy I'd say colors do make a difference. Not that they need to match or whatever but there are some gross colored and baggy clothes otherwise nice looking women wear that make me totally look past them.
So I'd say jeans and tee shirt isn't bad if they fit you well and you have the "assets" to show off with them. If you don't you might need to resort to more dresses and showing some more leg when its nice out. Either way showing some leg is never a bad thing and no one is going to think you're trashy if you keep it within reason.
She'll be the last one hurt or hit in a fire fight.
Everyone else stands in front of her.
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