What would you wear if there was no such thing as fashion? (colored, wax)
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Way to kill a thread. However lets say that as far as the thread goes that we're referring to "whats in fashion and whats out of fashion". So if there was no in fashion or out of fashion but simply "clothes" what would you wear?
No more fashions no more styles no "IN" no "OUT" all stores sold every item of clothing from every decade and nobody laughed at or ridiculed anyone for their clothing what would you wear?
ANY decade? I've always preferred dressing in old style home spun dresses-- think old West school marm cotton dresses. Did it in school for a few plays and I loved the comfort of a long long fullish dress or skirt.
But since we don't dress that way anymore -- jeans and polo shirts.
ANY decade? I've always preferred dressing in old style home spun dresses-- think old West school marm cotton dresses. Did it in school for a few plays and I loved the comfort of a long long fullish dress or skirt.
But since we don't dress that way anymore -- jeans and polo shirts.
Okay this is a perfect post to explain the point of the thread. You say "but since we dont dress that way anymore"- cut that line out. Act as if how we dress today is irrelevant. If you want to dress any decade or any century then you just go right ahead. Nobody will judge you for it.
No more fashions no more styles no "IN" no "OUT" all stores sold every item of clothing from every decade and nobody laughed at or ridiculed anyone for their clothing what would you wear?
I would wear female/feminine clothing much more often after I will get rid of most or all of my body hair.
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