Outfit Ideas Summer

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Help please!!! It's currently winter here in Australia and while it doesn't get too cold here in Brisbane it cools a bit... I adore fashion but I'm mainly a summer kind of dresser... little skirts, cami tops, dresses etc. I literally have NO idea what to dress as it cools.... I'm talking 15-25C (59-77F). What is everyone wearing??? I should add I'm very petite, 5'2 and about 108-110lbs (size 2-4 AUS). HELP...... A few pics added of my style etc and to give you an idea of me and body type etc submitted by /u/Virtual-Word2305 to r/DressForYourBody [link] [comments]

Hi ladies!! ❤️ I’m six weeks postpartum so I’m in the thick of dealing with the heat and the postpartum sweats, and also just getting used to a new body again after having a baby. I also had an emergency c-section this time around so my belly area just looks different with everything I wear. I want to find some cute summertime clothes/sets!! Especially stuff with a bit of thicker/high waisted band that way it helps me feel a little more held in around that area lol. But also stuff that is breathable so I’m not sweating my butt off even more than I already am, especially when breastfeeding. I’m currently weigh 213 and I’m 5’7”, I’m down 11lbs since having my baby. But still just feeling so bleh when looking at myself. Such a fun stage to be in. 🫠 I’m trying so hard to get past my low self esteem and wear all the cute things but I’m so self conscious. But we have so many things planned for the summer that involves being outside and I truly don’t want to be uncomfortable and hot trying to wear yoga pants and a tshirt like I usually do. It’s so hard being postpartum isn’t it? 😅😭 So I’m making this post to see what cute things you all are buying and for some recommendations?! ❤️ submitted by /u/Brilliant-Win8783 to r/beyondthebump [link] [comments]

Yes I know the white pants too tight. My thighs got bigger havent worn these in a while but still wanted to see if I can stretch them out. Suits aren't required all the time unless Im gonna be in a very important meeting I hate the heat in the summer when I have work. I go out and I get sweaty nobody wants that. I usually just stay in not getting sun exposure to protect myself, my coworkers, and everyone else. Was wondering what summer office outfit ideas are good for my body type and physique? I'm 6'2", 240lbs. All I hear are linen suits but quite expensive for my blood if I buy 3 or so. submitted by /u/gochugawuuu to r/mensfashion [link] [comments]

I am in desperate need of outfit ideas lol. I am a women in my mid 20s and I am about to start my second practicum site for my doctoral program that will be a lot more client facing than my first one so I need some outfits that I can wear often. What are some places where you guys get outfits from that can keep you comfortable and cute while in therapy sessions? I typically just wear dress pants, a tshirt, and a cardigan, but it sucks wearing those in the summer because I'm so heat sensitive. submitted by /u/throwaway342353425 to r/therapists [link] [comments]

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A year ago I bought my first bike (Diverge STR gravel bike) at around 115 kg and made this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/CyclingFashion/comments/1lzjtro/started_cycling_on_the_way_to_fit_status_and/ At the time I thought cycling was basically: getting fit buying cool jerseys pretending to be Pogacar and destroying my wallet faster than my body fat Turns out I wasn’t completely wrong. I bought discounted kits because I knew there was no way I was staying that size forever. During winter I kept buying smaller clothes I couldn’t even fit into yet, like some kind of Lycra vision board. I trained hard through summer, suffered all winter indoors, and somehow this hobby completely took over my life. Today I’m around 82 kg. I went from XXL kits to size M in some brands. Some of the “motivational” clothes finally fit, some still look like vacuum-sealed sausages, but we’re getting there. I also bought my first road bike second-hand and completely fell in love with it. Like every financially irresponsible beginner cyclist, I immediately convinced myself that a Tarmac SL8 LTD was a necessary purchase and somehow part of my weight loss journey. Cycling genuinely changed my lifestyle. I love the training, the long rides, the gear, the fake pro-rider feeling, the tight outfits, and the ridiculous aero helmets that make me look fast while getting dropped by a 58-year-old man on a steel bike. Anyway, thanks to everyone that encouraged me a year ago. Except the people that told me this hobby would get expensive. You were right! I will now post fashion post and ideas! don't crush me on the short socks, at least they are white. submitted by /u/Pchecoandres to r/CyclingFashion [link] [comments]

Hags unite! Hello everyone🥰 It’s one of my best friend’s weeeing coming up, and I’m trying to put together my outfit. For context, it’s in high summer, there will be a ceilidh, I am very sweaty when doing 30s of movement and I’m a little overweight. I’m 5’3”, very curvy, short legs which touch in the middle at the top. So my style is quite edgy/high fashion wannabe- I like interesting textures and shapes and silhouettes. I’m struggling to find any second hand dresses that are interesting enough in shape and textures for me. My idea is to dye (already have polyester and natural fibre dyes) a satin mini(midi?asymmetrical midaxi?) dress, not as detailed as the photos obviously but it’ll be watercolour/cellular kinda pattern with the main colour being blue/green. Because I will be dancing and jumping about, I was thinking of then layering under the dress either ruffled trousers (probably dyed some shade of blue), sheer mesh trousers, or maybe rhinestone fishnet trousers-not sure on these as might be uncomfortable I have adhd and I’ve not worn that kind of trouser before (it also kinda depends what I find from second hand sources!) I have a few questions! Does this work? I don’t want to show up the bride! Im kinda known and expected to come out w a LEWK, and I don’t usually build entire outfits out of things I mostly don’t already have or know I would suit. But I’m an artist and I have grand designs that somehow tend to work out😹 reason for me looking for an outfit is because I gained weight and don’t fit any of my previous fun clothes and I’ve been living in my old trackies and athletic tops and I haven’t bought “new” clothes whilst I am this size If it does work, which types of sheer trouser layer? I toyed with a tiered skirt also but the fun ones seemed to be quite poofy which would be a bit look at me I think, not appropriate. I’m thinking more of a sleek/effortless chic rather than I’m a debutant! Look! At what I’m wearing! And what length of satin dress and what neckline? I like a nice high neck, cowl, or v neck- I look very wide with boat neck or straight across necklines, I’ve also got a large tattoo on my L upper chest and a full sleeve from mid clavicle on my R arm which I’m quite keen to show off! Also I’ll be going for a backless style too. As for shoes- I’ve got one pair of heels (black patent platform boots haha) so will wear those for the ceremony n pictures and then I’ll be putting on my everyday trainers, like turquoise Salomons ASAP Any other ideas? Advice? Opinions? Musings? Thank you 🧡 submitted by /u/Alternative-Cell8295 to r/oldhagfashion [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/y6zh01ymhj1h1.jpg?width=736&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f9b723dcba5572bd144e3cfa894d9e38813fa4b8 https://preview.redd.it/okltofymhj1h1.jpg?width=736&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=947f8b27d71a61dcb18da465deb95e80a3f32a05 https://preview.redd.it/tlfqf1ymhj1h1.jpg?width=736&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c44cdb86b88271fa4b00da8a66bea7eda4cdd76c https://preview.redd.it/6mvy0dymhj1h1.jpg?width=736&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0d4dc6d451b3a78ff1cf2ca527a97544beed0e87 https://preview.redd.it/8juio4ymhj1h1.jpg?width=736&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e2dce6083bf3e0c94632ec87dd4123273228a1ef https://preview.redd.it/775u62ymhj1h1.jpg?width=736&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=10cb99acbdafea931c6739d8e9ee969e87b68401 https://preview.redd.it/2a5re1ymhj1h1.jpg?width=736&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=19f2809c88e6940982b575b142ab85c7fd4bc1a1 I am on my knees begging for summer outfit help. I'm going to Atlanta next week and it's supposed to be HOT. I don't usually need to dress for hot weather because I'm at work most of the day and just throw on jeans or a nice pair of pants. I love the idea behind these types of outfits but need help adapting them for SD - or ideas on where to buy these things in a hurry! Thanks in advance! "Safari vibes" - brown or green longer shorts with a casual tank/shirt Flowy pants with a cute fitted top - probably linen for hot weather? etc submitted by /u/thisisspoons to r/SoftDramatics [link] [comments]

Hello! I recently ordered the gingham bowler and I was wondering if anyone has an idea what kind of colours/outfits would match with the bag for summer? Thank you! submitted by /u/PlatypusTop3248 to r/BAGGU [link] [comments]

I’ve always had big boobs (im a 32H in UK size) and i hate wearing dresses or skirts or things that expose my legs so every summer i’ve just dressed like a bum in oversized cotton graphic t shirts and sweats or baggy jeans. But i’ve recently been wanting to stop dressing in oversized graphic tees because i just want simple basic summer tops :( the problem is that everything is cropped or is a dress or a top that’s just a glorified tank top. And I also hate wearing tight things because it makes me anxious since i look so top heavy and abnormal in relation to the rest of my body 😭 Recently I’ve also been having such a hard time finding nice basic cotton tees that also dont make me look huge. Everything is polyester or some other stretchy fabric that looks absolutely abhorrent on someone with a huge chest. It’s so horrible i don’t even like stepping inside a mall anymore. Nothing is made for us :( Sometimes even when I wear a cotton tee, the result of having the high neckline (because i dont think t shirts with low necklines exist because duh that’s not the purpose of a t shirt) is my boobs just look like one big mound. Even with my proper fitting bra. The best I can do to cancel the top heavy stuff out is wearing baggy jeans and sweats, but in sticky heat where I live sometimes those two bottoms arent an option 😭 I just want to dress light and cute and not like a bum, but i’m also not a very girly person in general so i have no idea what to do. I hate summer for this very reason my boobs are such a huge factor in everything i do and wear even the way i act im so sick of it. This has turned out to be such a silly vent, i’m sorry! Please, i would love some advice, some tips and inspos for basic outfits for someone who isn’t dressy. I live in canada if that helps too. submitted by /u/villainfvcker to r/bigboobproblems [link] [comments]

Going to a Kesha concert this summer, and looking for ideas. I’m a man and looking to kind of have this same vibe. I’m bi and wear women’s clothing regularly so open to any ideas! submitted by /u/Unusual_Row_3213 to r/KESHA [link] [comments]

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So I don’t normally celebrate Valentine’s Day but someone asked me to be there valentines and made a reservation at my favorite restaurant and wants to go dancing and I loveee dancing it’s a little early to plan an outfit maybe but I like to be prepared and if none of these work then it’s back to the drawing board maybe outsource a dress from a friend? But this is what I chose from my closet. I want to look sexy hot yet classy and beautiful and I want to have the Valentine’s Day aesthetic vibes like hence the colors and I def want to wear a dress but I also want to appear like the outfit is generally like simple outfit not too much or like I’m trying to hard but still care ? Okay I’m leaning towards number 3 the last one the darker one because well 1,2 feel like out of season they feel kinda summer or spring with the lighter tones the 3rd being darker tone I think fits better with winter vibes and also it just looks warmer and cozy like winter fabric and also it is the comfiest so comfort matters! I would wear black heel boots or something usually I would wear open toe but it’s middle of winter doesn’t seem practical idk also 3rd feels classy too what do you think? submitted by /u/itssofiababyxo to r/fashion [link] [comments]

It’s early but I’m very excited to see her in NYC next summer. What’s the vibe for concert outfits besides her merch? I’m thinking of wearing a dress but not sure what style. Would love some inspo. submitted by /u/Legitimate-Exam9539 to r/rosalia [link] [comments]

I have a Christmas Calendar from I think 22 and it contained this Vader mini figure with summer outfit. I can’t make any sense of the two pieces in the front. I’ve looked in the internet and on the packaging but can’t find any clues. I first thought they were rogue pieces somehow but images found of the original packs also contains these. Anyone have an idea? Thanks … submitted by /u/kaeptn99 to r/legostarwars [link] [comments]

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Do you feel stale? Is your wardrobe a little tired? Are the fashionable styles increasingly different from your own wardrobe? Is the last time you went shopping 10 years ago? Do you find yourself uttering the phrase “cold dead hands” in the same sentence as “skinny jeans”? You might be a Millennial with an outdated wardrobe. It’s not a sin - if you still feel fun, fresh, and comfortable in your wardrobe, that’s cool, and feel free to click away. No one’s taking away your skinny jeans. If, however, you’re wondering how to update your wardrobe, make it feel a little fresher, and look more current, then you’re in the right place. The important thing to know is that a wardrobe update doesn’t mean that you need to throw away all your clothes and start over - unless that’s what you desire. You can update some key pieces and restyle some old ones in order to refresh your wardrobe and keep up with the times. The other thing to keep in mind is that wanting to be more current, and updating your wardrobe doesn’t mean you need to dress like a teenager. Nor does wanting a current wardrobe mean you’re desperately trying to look 20. It’s about being interested in style and wanting to remain current, stylish, and even - god forbid - trendy. Being interested in fashion and wanting to look modern isn’t just for the kids. Step 1 - Skinny jeans We all know why you’re here, skinny jeans and your cold dead hands. Skinny jeans have become somewhat of a security blanket for a lot of people. It was the dominant silhouette for so long, and a lot of our wardrobes have been created around that. However, just like your college boyfriend, just because it’s comfortable and you met them when you were 20, it doesn’t mean you’re married to them until you die. Keeping your skinnies Of course, no one is forcing anyone to give up their skinny jeans. Contrary to popular belief, the trend police will not break into your house to take them away, and your cold dead hands are safe, they needn’t be deployed. If you’re not going to replace them, then you can use a different styling approach. Styling them the same way you have been for 15 years will inevitably feel stale and old-fashioned. But that can be remedied by making some changes and tweaking other elements in your wardrobe. If you’re wearing skinny jeans, Don’t do this: These are examples that together create looks that can feel a little stale, old-fashioned, and less than fresh. Just like skinny jeans, it doesn’t mean that you have to throw away these things, but maybe don’t style them together, in the exact same way you did in 2010. 1 Low/mid waist Example: low rise look Well, what’s wrong with low/mid-rise? And wait, isn’t low rise coming back in style? Yes, it is. Just not in skinny jeans. When the pants style changes (every 15 to 20 years), that usually brings a change in silhouette. In this case, we have moved from skinny bottom, oversized top, to skinny top, oversized bottom. In that case, wearing a slim, cropped shirt and low-rise, wide-leg pants is an outfit with a nice balance, that is meant to emphasize the midriff. Wearing the same cropped outfit with low-rise skinny jeans throws off the visual balance and just ends up looking like you’ve outgrown your clothes because both elements are tight. Seeing as tucking a shirt in or wearing a more cropped, boxy top is currently in style, that also poses a problem with mid or low rises, because they are very awkward to tuck into. Once again, it disrupts the proportions and the visual balance. Tucking into low or mid rise skinny pants forces a 50/50 proportion that is both unnatural and not out of left field enough to be avant-garde. It’s just awkward. 2 Tunics/long sweaters Example: tunic top look Again, an issue of silhouette. Wearing skinny jeans with a tunic is probably your comfort zone, and while there’s nothing wrong with that, it’s not going to read as modern or stylish. If that’s your goal, then I’d avoid pairing skinnies with any kind of long top. “Skinny jeans and a nice top” can still be your go-to, but consider updating the style of the top. A top with more structure and more waist emphasis will read more modern than a long, loose, shapeless top. If you’re still keen on covering the derriere, then a boxy, oversized sweater or top with structure is a fresher alternative. 3 Thin long cardigans Example: look with long cardigan Cardigans made out of thin materials have never been especially flattering, because they tend to cling. It also makes it difficult to layer underneath them. The slimmer and thinner the cardigan, the bulkier the layers under it. A long, unstructured cardigan over skinny jeans is also an outdated silhouette. There are still duster cardigans out there, but they’re heavier, chunkier, and a little more oversized, occasionally with a tie waist. They allow layering and look more structured and less boho. 4 Ballet flats Example: ballet flat outfit Grab your tutus, ballet flats are actually coming back into fashion. But paired with skinny jeans, the look is straight out of 2010. Thin soles and light, “nothing”-type shoes are definitely not the freshest style (yes, that includes Rothys, but that’s a conversation for next time), but they can still be passable with a more modern pants cut - preferably something straight or wide leg, and cropped. The new ballet flats are also more dance-inspired, with specific detailing, so the round toe Tory Burch flats from 2008 are not exactly cutting edge. 5 Low ankle boots Example: low ankle boots outfit Like ballet flats, the time of low ankle boots has come and gone. Once, skinny jeans and ankle boots were the power couple of the early 2010s, now it’s just what middle-aged moms wear out to date night at Cheesecake Factory. And there’s nothing wrong with any of that! But the ankle boot has also had a makeover - the shaft is higher, the heel is thicker, and the sole is chunkier. The Cheesecake Factory regulars won’t know what hit them. 6 Tight knee high/OTK boots Example: OTK boots look I know skinny jeans and slim over the knee boots go together like peanut butter and jelly. And they did - for years and years. Which is precisely why that particular combination will read as dated. You can still keep both, just change up the styling, and don’t pair them together. Knee high boots are back in style, but instead of a 2010s slim riding boot, it’s a wider, more generous cut with a chunkier sole. The OTK boots can also still be worn, but rather with a mini skirt/dress, a slim midi skirt, or a pair of winter-weight shorts, like leather or tweed. 7 Graphic tees Example: graphic t-shirt look If anything in your house or wardrobe says “Live, Laugh, Love”, I urge you to get rid of it immediately. Same with any saying related to coffee or the word “vibe”. You’ll thank me later. Now, I’m not saying you can’t wear graphic t-shirts with skinny jeans. I’m saying the type of graphic t-shirt has changed a lot over the last 15 years. The slim fit, tiny sleeve crew neck t-shirts with flowery Etsy font is dead, you can downgrade it to the shirts you wear when you’re cleaning or painting. So is the thin, loose, cropped, 80s t-shirt that says “Bridesmaid”. Instead, an oversized and boxy, OR straight fit t-shirt is the more modern and current option. Neither long nor short, neither wide nor tight, a comfortably loose t-shirt with a regular short sleeve is a perfect basic, non-offensive choice for any woman of any age. If it has to have a graphic, make it a band tee. Not something that says “Namaste”. 8 Big slouchy bags Example: big purse outfit The LV Neverfull is a practical bag, I know, but wearing it with cropped skinny jeans and ballet flats looks like you’re cosplaying Christian Girl Autumn 10 years too late. A canvas tote bag is a more modern choice, or a sleek leather backpack. You’ve got both the comfort and the style. For smaller bags and needs, an uncertain-shaped cross-body is also going to date your outfit. Try to be more intentional with the bag choice and shape. Something more structured, with a top handle (as well as a cross body strap) is a fresher choice. Or a small, perhaps embellished, backpack. Do this instead: I would like to first preface this by saying that you do not have to do ALL of these. These are also not mandates. They’re options. I picked a few different categories where updating other elements of your outfit can make skinny jeans feel less stale in 2023, something for everyone. 1 High waist Example: high-waisted look Updating the rise is the easiest way to bring your skinnies into 2023. A higher rise gives you some new and modern styling options, including tucking tops into your jeans or wearing tops that are more cropped - t-shirts, shirts, blouses, hoodies, jackets - they all look better with a higher rise to balance out the silhouette. High waisted jeans make your legs look longer, they emphasize the waist, and are comfortable to sit in, since the waist should hit at your natural waist, above your stomach, and not cutting into it. 2 Full length hems Example: full length skinnies outfit Another style element that betrays the age of your skinny jeans is that outdated, scrunched or cropped look. This may very well be a matter of opinion, but cropped skinny jeans don’t work as well as other cropped styles. Because they’re so tight, it visually strangles your calf instead of highlighting the ankle and has the opposite effect. The overly long, scrunched look is not just outdated, it’s a sign your jeans don’t fit well. Petites, hem your skinny jeans - or buy the cropped ones as full length). Full length skinnies have a more streamlined look and work better with any type of shoe. 3 Belts Example: belted skinnies look A high rise goes great with a belt, both to highlight your waist - if that’s the look you’re after - and to serve as an extra accessory and styling device. Belting your jeans can tie in your shoes or bag in a nice way, or it can visually break up a fit that needs a little extra something-something. Be advised that belting a pair of pants that do not sit at your waist will emphasize your hips or stomach, so if you’re not keen on making that area seem wider, then avoid belting and/or tucking into mid or low rise bottoms. 4 Cropped cardigans Example: boxy cardi look It’s time to let go of this weird notion that a cropped silhouette is only for 15 year-olds. A cropped top, shirt, cardigan, jacket, etc. is simply a change in silhouette and proportion and it does not - I repeat, it does not mean that you’re necessarily showing off your midriff or that it’s a strictly “youthful” style. The key to incorporating a cropped element is to pair it with high rise bottoms - in this case, your skinnies. Styling them with an opposite style cardigan - short and bulky, instead of long and thin - automatically freshens up the look and brings them into 2023. High rise + crop shirt is an excellent way to emphasize the waist or create an hourglass or pear silhouette. Like a belt, the “break” in the outfit can be a much needed styling element to take the outfit from basic to stylish. 5 Oversized blazers Example: oversized blazer outfit Raise your hand if you wore skinny jeans, low cut ankle boots and a blazer in 2010. I’m not knocking it, it’s a good look, but when worn all together, it dates you. But you can update the look by swapping out the blazer with a more current, oversized style. An oversized blazer vs. a shorter, slimmer fit one from the 2010s makes great contrast with the tightness of the pants and it gives the outfit a cooler, slightly masculine edge. While an all-tight outfit can look a little try-hard, an oversized element makes it a little cooler and more modern. 6 Tucked in tops Example: tucked in look Tucking is one of my favorite styling choices and I can’t find much fault with it. In fact, it may very well make skinny jeans look modern. Like belts and crop tops, tucking in a shirt achieves the same waist emphasis we’re going for and it pulls away from the outdated lowrise + muffin top + long shirt look of the 2010s. 7 Chunky shoes Example: platform boots look Shoes can totally transform an outfit, including taking it from 2013 to 2023. No one’s trying to take away your heeled ankle boots, but consider pairing those with a cropped straight leg instead, and swap them out for a pair of chunky loafers or platform boot in a skinny jean outfit. Same with ballet flats, let’s mix and match trends and decades instead of doing The Greatest Hits of 2011 from head to toe. 8 Voluminous tops Example: voluminous top outfit So we said no long tops - what do we do for “nice” tops, instead? There are a few different details that make for a modern top. Volume is one of the key words, so a top that is short and boxy OR that has voluminous sleeves OR a voluminous collar, etc. Very feminine corset tops are also very popular, with or without sleeves or straps. Square necklines are extremely flattering on everyone and can be the one feature on an otherwise completely basic top that can have long sleeves or be tucked into the pants, etc. As for sweaters, bulky wins over slim fitting for a modern look. Alternatives to skinny jeans If you’re ready to move on and see what else is out there, then a world of new styles awaits you. You’ll be surprised at how much variety and excitement you can add to your wardrobe with one simple jean style swap. The beautiful thing about transitional periods in fashion is that there’s something for everybody. There is no primary cut or style, so you can find anything. Slim, baggy, wide leg, bell bottoms, bootcuts, high rise, low, or mid, it’s all out there, and you can make any of them work for you. Straight leg jeans A good alternative are straight leg jeans and pants - the shape is not a huge departure from your usual, while still being more modern. Straight leg jeans still allow for some of your longer tops to be worn without looking baggy from top to bottom, you can still wear them with higher boots if you want, and they’re not very adventurous, which means they’re never the focus of the outfit itself. They can play it safe and be quietly understated to support other, more interesting design elements, whether it’s a big sleeve, a bold color, a collar, a ruffle, interesting buttons, or other detailing on your top, coat, or accessories. This style can still be successfully worn with a boxier or longer sweater, for example, without looking outdated. Example: 1. straight leg 1 2. straight leg 2 3. straight leg 3 4. straight leg 4 5. straight leg 5 Mom jeans Mom jeans are the cut that largely replaced skinny jeans back in 2015-2016. Favored because they’re very high waisted, with more room in the hips, and a flattering, conical shape, they are as comfortable as they are durable, owing to their rigid, 100% cotton fabric. However, because of the lack of elastane in their composition, mom jeans are trickier to size, so a few shopping trips may be necessary. For skinny jeans wearers, the familiar thing with mom jeans is that they retain the high waist, and you’re still showing off your shoes, as they’re closely cut around the ankle, and usually a little cropped. Like straight leg jeans, an oversized, untucked top can still look good and fresh with this cut because of the conical shape. They slim down towards the ankle, giving the leg a little shape that contrasts with the baggy top, if you don’t want to go for a loose-on-loose silhouette. Example: 1. mom jeans 1 2. mom jeans 2 3. mom jeans 3 4. mom jeans 4 5. mom jeans 5 Wide leg jeans The other prominent cut that arose in the meantime are wide leg jeans, which are very much a total departure from skinny jeans, in terms of shape and style. However, they have become extremely popular, even among older Millennials, because they’re very comfortable. High waisted, with a lot of room in the hips and leg, wide leg jeans allow for free movement and completely eliminate the constricted feeling skinny jeans can sometimes be guilty of. Usually cropped, they still allow you to show off your shoes, and are surprisingly versatile. They can be successfully worn with boots, sandals, loafers, birks, heels, or flats - they go with pretty much anything. Personally, I prefer them with boots. Example: 1. wide leg jeans 1 2. wide leg jeans 2 3. wide leg jeans 3 4. wide leg jeans 4 5. wide leg jeans 5 Flared jeans However, you can also obtain some of the same effects as skinnies with bootcut or flared pants. When you think about it, flared pants aren’t all that different. Yes, the flare at the bottom is a change in silhouette and it’s more visual interest than you’re used to having with pants. However, the top is very much still the same fit as skinny jeans, if what you’re concerned about is losing a “flattering” shape around your waist/butt/thighs. Flares tend to be the same skinny shape on top, and still have elastane. The only thing you’re trading in is the way you’re pairing your shoes. The longer hems visually elongate the legs, but they do usually cover the shoes, so more thought will need to be put into that. Heels work best paired with flared pants, but with the chunky, platform styles of today, flats can also be worn successfully with bootcut and flared, and wide leg pants, even without dragging and stepping on your hems. Example: 1. flared jeans 1 2. flared jeans 2 3. flared jeans 3 4. flared jeans 4 5. flared jeans 5 I’d also like to make a note that hair, makeup, and general styling (like jewelry) also make a big impact in the way outfits are perceived. With a modern, intentional haircut, any outfit automatically reads are more stylish, instead of just the first thing you grabbed that looked like pants. Makeup plays an equally big role. Overplucked eyebrows made an entire generation of women look like they were stuck in the past, as does harsh contouring, and other major elements of hair and makeup, like thick, blocky eyebrows. The Kate Gosselin haircut, the too-light blonde hair curled with a 2-inch barrel curling iron that every single woman on Pinterest has, the ring finger painted in a different color than all the others. Think of those ladies who wore permed hair and blue eyeshadow into the 90s and 00s. You don’t want to be the 2023 version of that lady - unless you do it extremely well and intentional for the camp factor. If you found this helpful, I’m interested in creating more spotlight posts on specific items that can be updated. We could just do bigger categories - shoes, outerwear, dresses, etc. or we could focus on one specific item people are finding particularly difficult to part with, but would like to freshen up. If you have any ideas or requests, please let me know. You can read part 2 about office wear here: https://www.reddit.com/r/femalefashionadvice/comments/11m7yxr/updating_an_outdated_wardrobe_part_2_office_wear/ submitted by /u/squeegee-beckenheim to r/femalefashionadvice [link] [comments]

While watching a video on YouTube from Channel Five Action News about Miami Spring Break and a few white guys kept saying it's "white boy summer" near the end of the video. I watched that video when it came out and didn't think anything of it really. Then yesterday I was checking out at a store and the cashier who was a white guy that looked to be in his early 20's (pretty similar to the guys in the video) seemed slightly off and apprehensive at first but eventually said "So let me ask you something, is it white boy summer?" to which I replied that I have no idea. If it matters I'm a white guy who could pass as 20 something. I guess I was wearing a 'summer' kind of outfit with blue shorts a plain tshirt and loafers so maybe that had something to do with it? The cashier did not want to engage any further when I said that I didn't know and asked what it was. What was he referring to? submitted by /u/LaUNCHandSmASH to r/OutOfTheLoop [link] [comments]

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I am a woman 35F and I work in a very male dominated industry. I am not a tomboy or "one of the guys", I have "feminine" hobbies and interests like knitting, baking etc but I also like some "masculine" hobbies as well- I do MMA, I dabble in blacksmithing. Anyway, I dress pretty modestly at work. There's no particular reason for it but I usually wear a button down shirt, slacks/trousers and a cardigan- like this even with bright colours https://www.puttingmetogether.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Yellow-Sweater-over-plaid-top-with-green-pants-business-casual-outfit-front-1080x1620.jpg Even in summer, I wear this but with a lighter material shirt and a lighter cardigan. About a year ago, another woman joined our firm and she's more Sex in the City type fashion, very chic, feminine and put together but that means she often wears see through blouses (with a singlet underneath), lower cut tops and skirts of varying lengths. I was doing some online shopping during my lunch break the other day in the kitchen area when she saw and sat down next to me to chat. She kept telling me to get tops and skirts that are not in my comfort zone and she kept asking why when I said "it's not me". Finally I had to say, I like to dress modestly. I have no idea how I could word that better but I felt backed into a corner. She got offended and I said that I had no issue with what she wore but I preferred to be more covered up because it made me comfortable. She's now extremely cold and told me I was "shaming" women in this industry who didn't want to lose their femininity in a male dominated field. I get that but I'm not super girly anyway, I dress for my comfort. AITA here? submitted by /u/Healthy-Working to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]