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I was wondering, while Fourth of July isn't a day to get dressed fancy, I was wondering if you have any planned outfit for that day to have some nice summer fun.
I plan on wearing a blue doubler crew neck T-shirt this year. Last year I wore red, so this year I will wear blue.
Same answer I give every time a holiday rolls around and the question is asked. Something clean. Beyond that, I don't put any extra thought into holiday dressing.
The only thing I do know is that I won't wear the flag. Now before anyone gets all riled up thinking that's some sort of political protest, it's not. I simply don't believe the flag should be worn, outside of patches on uniforms or small lapel pins. No bikinis, do-rags, t-shirts, board shorts, etc.
We are staying home so my typical uniform of tee shirt/North Face shorts and flips.
Baseball game on July 3 (with fireworks) so I will wear something light and cool, shorts and white linen blouse with sleeves. Nike tennis shoes, Costco hat.
I was wondering, while Fourth of July isn't a day to get dressed fancy, I was wondering if you have any planned outfit for that day to have some nice summer fun.
I plan on wearing a blue doubler crew neck T-shirt this year. Last year I wore red, so this year I will wear blue.
Nothing special. Whatever I’d wear on a normal summer day that doesn’t involve work. I am looking forward to it though!
Probably pants, a shirt and either boots or sandals. Probably a bikini or jammer if I am to be at or near a beach (doubt it).
Well, that really narrows it down!
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