I'm guessing this is open to guys although a couple of questions seem a little "girly" :laughing:
What colours do you like to wear?
Pretty much any colour apart from pink. Pink clashes with my colouring :crazy: I've had at least one orange t-shirt for as long as I remember.
I refuse to wear exclusively black trousers at work so have a brown and a beige pair as well, which may go against policy but no-one can find the policy (and I practically work in HR :dry

. All my shirts have some kind of pattern on them although I did have a plain pale blue one until my sister had yet another accident with hair dye...
I got some trainers for my 22nd birthday (four years ago) and still haven't worked out what colour they are (part purple, yellow, turquoise, silver, red and orange with black trim/laces) - they are the perfect representation of my lack of style.
How do you accessorise?
I have a couple of watches, one round and very black the other big, square and gold. I want a ring but can't find a meaningful one (ideally a Victorian memento mori skull with Emerald eyes... not fussy at all :laughing

. The only other accessory I have is my "armadillo" backpack which draws a lot of attention for some reason.
Do you put your outfits together the night before? or have clothes that you always wear together?
I've only planned outfits for social gatherings when I know where we're going - planning for daily wear is impossible given that in England there is no air con so a hot day means wearing the thinnest shirt possible (I work in an office so trousers are a necessity and I wear short sleeves year round because they think the heating needs to make it as hot as summer even when it's -10*C outside

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Out of work I have only recently learnt not to wear a blue t-shirt with similarly blue jeans, other than that anything goes :crazy:
How modestly do you dress?
I'm a redhead so sunburn is an issue which means I keep my shirt on no matter how hot and I know how to pull my jeans up - not because I'm ashamed of my boxers but because my mum taught me how to get dressed in a way that means I can run if needs be!
(and any other noteworthy things)
Not too sure how to say this but I think I take clothing way too seriously all round?
I cannot get my head around the idea that wearing something says that you like what you're wearing and nothing else, as was suggested to me recently. If it's meaningless I don't want to wear it, which means I'm wearing stuff that meant something five years ago but is now meaningless anyway...
I also struggle to turn off my "ethical perfection" switch which has meant that I've tried to buy only organic cotton or bamboo shirts, or those made out of recycled plastic bottles and/or fairtrade or made in a non third world country (to avoid sweatshop labour). Failing that it must be a brand I know will last for ages like the Ben Sherman shirt I've worn to work at least once a fourtnight for over 5 years - your wouldn't know :happy: I don't care how great it looks or what brand label is attached if it doesn't fit at least one of these criteria I'm not buying it

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