How do you know what clothing is "in"?

[Avalon08]

Originally Posted by silibran

I love your description of LE and Bean stuff as Garanimals for adults! But yes. Also agree about Dunner stuff.

LOL, even my Mom in her 80's wouldn't wear Alfred Dunner!

[gumisgood]

I don't. If it fits, and is useful, I'm wearing it.

Then again, you're talking to someone who wears socks and sneakers with no shame.

[Jan Alaska]

I don't really follow whats 'in' I have my own style. I'm a jeans gal and as we all know everything goes with jeans.

I visited the UK 3 years ago and bought some leggings and tunics that were comfortable and look nice, its good to see the US is finally following along with that trend although there are a couple of rules. 1) tights/hose are not leggings, 2) a tunic falls below your bottom not above it ... keep it classy we don't want to see what you had for breakfast ty ....

[Dude111]

Originally Posted by gumisgood

I don't. If it fits, and is useful, I'm wearing it.

Excellent

[GraceKrispy]

I get an idea because I get emails from Old Navy and DressBarn, and Kohl's. I see a lot of the same types of clothing in the email pics, and I figure those are currently "in."

Otherwise, I have no clue, nor do I really care. I have some "vintage" clothes I wear (can I call them vintage if they've been sitting in my closet for 20 years? Not sure they were "in" when I first put them on 20 years ago) and I have newer stuff I wear. I've actually been complimented on my clothing several times by someone almost half my age, so I guess I'm doing ok.

I primarily go for comfort and somewhat flattering. If it's "in," even better