What clothing style...

[Inkachu]

I sense a new Polyvore thread looming...

 

[white dove]

To me, petite means short.


Yeah, it looks like it would be best suited for a smaller frame like yours then.


Polyvore? Oh dear..

 

[Jerimi]

My favorite style of pants are Jeans

Shirts like the ones on this page with these as undershirts.

Also, a lot of the clothes on this page. Some of those clothes are a little too... fruity... for me but most of them are very comfortable.

And finally, I wear many of the shoes you will find here including Chucks.

 

[Redstiletto]

er....

 

[white dove]

You have some good taste, my friend (referring to the first few links).


I own a pair of One Star's, myself. I used to buy Chuck's exclusively in high school though. Sweet.

 

[Jerimi]

I am an all star person myself but I have stopped buying them. Ever since Nike bought them out, they are poorly made.

 

[Inkachu]

My favorite style of pants are Jeans

Shirts like the ones on this page with these as undershirts.

Also, a lot of the clothes on this page. Some of those clothes are a little too... fruity... for me but most of them are very comfortable.

And finally, I wear many of the shoes you will find here including Chucks.

I like those Guess shirts. They're "dressy" but still very manly and sexy. Didn't care for those other shirts, all pastels...ewwwww. And Chucky T's are the only sneaker on earth, IMHO

 

[Oddish]

I like those jeans Jerimi

 

[white dove]

I am an all star person myself but I have stopped buying them. Ever since Nike bought them out, they are poorly made.

I noticed that! I went to this one huge chain recently and was shocked to find Converse being sold there. Sure enough, the quality left much to be desired.

 

[Oddish]

I usually don't bother with brands myself and thats not just because I don't have a job right now . I just don't see the point unless its really good quality.

 

[Mrs. Luther073082]

Shirts like the ones on this page

Shirts #1 and #7 are hot but holy crap, $69, $79, $89 for a shirt?

I don't think I've ever paid that much for a shirt, even back in high school when I was into the brand name preppy stores.

Not to pick on you or anything... I'm just amazed at the prices on those shirts. I could get about 6 very nice dresses for $90 where I shop. Or like 9-10 nice tops for that price.

 

[Mrs. Luther073082]

*is waiting for Kirk to see Melissa's post* lol

Heheh. Maybe he won't see it. I don't know that he will come in this thread.

 

[Jerimi]

The better clothes fit me better. Shopping at walmart I can never find the right fit.

I was talking to Red earlier and I explained to her that my body shape makes it hard to shop. My neck is a 17½, my chest is a 43 and my waist is a 34. These are pretty much the only brands that fit me because of their cut. My basic principle is that I buy $200 worth of clothes a month so that is usually 3 outfits if I can find the right sale, one if I don't. Like I said, most of it is for my job and even though I dress nice, I am still considered a rebel because I don't wear ties and such.

I don't wear t-shirts or too many short sleeves because my tattoos show as well as a few scars I am not so proud of. So I just wear what is comfortable, fits me well, looks presentable and doesn't put me in debt. LoL

 

[BlessedWithAngels]

My job requires a uniform which I absolutely love!
I am mostly casual, jeans and a top, nothing too fancy, unless we go out for dinner then I spiff it up a bit. I do like to dress up, but style changes so often that I rarely make a big investment.

 

[IamHeather]

Ok, so I like to look really good all the time, but I don't have a lot of money. My solution is this thrift store/resale shop in my city that has fantastic, brand name, high quality, like new clothing for cheap. So yesterday I got some Gap ankle length (I'm super short) jeans for $3.99. I get almost all my stuff from there. The trick is to find good resale shops or good independant thrift stores. Then you can look hot for cheap.

This concludes my public service announcement.

 

[Mrs. Luther073082]

The better clothes fit me better. Shopping at walmart I can never find the right fit.

I was talking to Red earlier and I explained to her that my body shape makes it hard to shop. My neck is a 17½, my chest is a 43 and my waist is a 34. These are pretty much the only brands that fit me because of their cut. My basic principle is that I buy $200 worth of clothes a month so that is usually 3 outfits if I can find the right sale, one if I don't. Like I said, most of it is for my job and even though I dress nice, I am still considered a rebel because I don't wear ties and such.

I don't wear t-shirts or too many short sleeves because my tattoos show as well as a few scars I am not so proud of. So I just wear what is comfortable, fits me well, looks presentable and doesn't put me in debt. LoL

Well hey that works and is a good plan. I didn't want to offend you or anything. I was just shocked at the price.

 

[radhead]

I like to wear polo shirts: navy, black, or grey. (Any other color looks like I'm going to be golfing or fishing on the weekend). Untucked with jeans or khakis. Dark shoes or boots.

I like most women's styles. I don't like to see a woman dressed like a man all the time. (Boring modest clothing that could be worn by men). Not unless she has some kind of "style" going with it. But most women seem very stylish.

 

[Jerimi]

Well hey that works and is a good plan. I didn't want to offend you or anything. I was just shocked at the price.

No offense taken. I know that they are somewhat pricey and a little superfluous. I just want to look attractive.

 

[Redstiletto]

I noticed that! I went to this one huge chain recently and was shocked to find Converse being sold there. Sure enough, the quality left much to be desired.

They sell Converse at Target now I think

 

[Redstiletto]

No offense taken. I know that they are somewhat pricey and a little superfluous. I just want to look attractive.

*rolls eyes* and you need clothes to make you look attractive?

*sing song voice* doubt it.

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