What's your stereotypical outfit?

Some friends and I were talking about a “Come dressed as the honoree” party where you (obviously) dress up like the guest of honor, birthday person, etc. I said I couldn’t think of what people would wear to be dressed as me and every single one of my friends (and a few I polled independently) said “Black pencil skirt and 4” heels". (Hey! I sez indignantly, I don’t always wear black pencil skirts, I also have a dark grey tweed pencil skirt and what about the houndstooth… :smack: )

Anyway, what’s your indentifying outfit? Hawaiian shirt, cargo shorts and birks? Boot cut jeans, trendy trainers, a cute top? Khaki pants and navy polo (like my aunt’s default outfit that gets her frequently mistaken for a Blockbuster employee)? Heavy metal/strip club t-shirt and black jeans? Pastel track suits? What would your friends wear to your party?

Red Sox hat, work shirt unbuttoned over a t-shirt, jeans and Simple clogs. OK, sometimes it’s a flannel shirt.

Does the same seat at the bar count?

Oxford shirt over "khaki"s in any of 8 or so colors with New Balances in either brown or black. Belt and tie, and the watch from Stranger Than Fiction.

Alas, my fashion sense is stuck thoroughly on page 58 of the Land’s End catalog.

They’d wear Wrangler jeans, a plaid flannel shirt over a white cotton tee-shirt, and work boots with white socks. If it’s warm weather, they leave off the plaid shirt and replace the jeans with work shorts.

Levi’s 501s, stained white T-shirt. If its a ski day, black ski pants, black turtleneck.

Black pants or jeans, Macy’s INC blouse, black shoes.

Jeans, fitted t-shirt and a pair of Converse. I will also probably have on a hoodie.

My closet is stocked almost entirely from J.C. Penney’s men’s section. Typically, St. John’s Bay long-sleeve twill shirt, Dockers pants, Rockport shoes. Boring, I know. But comfy and stylishly anonymous.

Skirt and sweater – I have a full array of both so can’t narrow it down any better than that. The sweater is almost always over a turtleneck, though, and I’m wearing opaque tights (black, navy, brown, or cream) and flat, comfortable shoes.

Summer: Skirt and a solid-color “dress” tee, bare legs, sandals.

Socks…sombrero…smile.

Swap the Converse for plain black laceless sneakers from Payless, and that’s me.

Sometimes I get crazy and instead of one of my gray zip hoodies, I’ll wear a button-down shirt, unbuttoned over the t-shirt.

long sleeve t-shirt (or maybe a polo), jeans and sneakers.

Jeans and a t-shirt. Jean/khaki shorts if it’s hot out.

Replace the birks with sandals, and up until recently, yeah.

These days it’s jeans, sneakers, and some sort of interesting shirt. There is no typical.

Summer: Dickies shorts, Converse Chuck Taylors, t-shirt.

Winter: Jeans, Chucks or Doc Martens, t-shirt or button-up shirt.

This of course doesn’t include “work,” which is always lame khakis and lame polos or button-up shirts.

Jeans, hiking boots, & either a colored T-shirt or open-collared dress shirt with sleeves rolled to just below the elbow.

The you-can’t fire-me-because-I-run-the-computers “Corporate Geek” look.

Jeans (blue or black) and either a nice T or a short-sleeve blouse, and black or white sneaks. If it’s cool, maybe a cardigan. Comfy and not in the least bit stylish, that’s me.

Dressy pants, a short-sleeved knit top or blouse of some kind with a tank under it, and a zip-up sweater over it. And ballet flats.

My internal thermostat is broken. I live in layers.

Long patterned skirt (and top) and striped socks in vivid contrasting colors, the socks mainly black and [other color] stripes. Except that I don’t think I have hardly anything in yellow or lime green. I tend to favor reds and blues.

Jeans and a black (or white) v-neck t-shirt from The Gap. Black flip flops or Converse. Baseball cap.

That’s daytime though. Nighttime is jeans with a sexy black (or white) v-neck shirt/sweater and black, heeled, pointy boots. I trade the baseball cap for jewelry.