Long sleeved V neck top in turquoise green  and boot cut jeans

Sick in bed. Old jeans, comfy old top.

Same thing I wore to my last session.

I refuse to buy clothes for fat me, so I have a wardrobe that doesn't fit.

I wore the big black shirt and the gray shorts. I hate shorts.

Omg I got to wear a tank top and my "boi jeans" out tonight. Unfortunately, my mom and I decided that we were too tired to actually grab beers by the time we got to the bar. Boo.

Long sleeved black V necked top,boot cut jeans & denim pumps

(I hope this is isn't too non-androgyn)

Spent the day at the office in male drag -- "business casual."

I'm now in a red ankle-length jumper that has a full-circle skirt, with the same shirt.  I plan to put on knee socks (to stay warm -- it's about 60 F outside), but haven't decided what color.

^ There's no need to hide the truth in here.  Notably, that example does illustrate that business casual doesn't translate to "clothes I'm comfortable wearing" (at least in general), even though others would assume otherwise.

As for me right now, I'm wearing a t-shirt and shorts, because that's my standard nighttime wear.

Quote from: Kaelin on September 24, 2013, 05:01:20 AMthat example does illustrate that business casual doesn't translate to "clothes I'm comfortable wearing" ...

For me, none of the clothes that are marketed as "casual" are things I feel all that comfortable wearing.  From both a physical and emotional standpoint, dresses or jumpers (or gowns) with full skirts are what are most comfortable to me to lay around in, with maybe full slips or underdresses and long socks.  If it's hot, I go for a lightweight dress with a shorter (but still full) skirt, so I can twirl to get more ventilation.

When I go out, I often prefer to swap the long socks for tights and put on a dress shirt and a pretty or at least gaily-colored skirt, just because it makes me feel better about myself.  I figure, my body's nothing to look at, so give the passers-by something worth looking at.  (So far, just about the only people who comment at all like what I wear, so it's a double win.)

I wore cargo pants and a polo-ish shirt to work and grocery shopping (which I'm ~okay with for casual work attire, moreso than any other work-designated attire, male- or female- identified), and then later it was a purple bikini bottom for swimming, and now I'm just wearing shorts (after showering).

I wore my pjs until I was done cleaning up the place and polishing my boots. Then I changed into my black skinny jeans, a black and white striped long-sleeve shirt with a cut up Alien Sex Fiend t-shirt on top. Then I switched out my boots' black laces for red ones to match my trench coat. It was such a productive day.

Chilly and rainy today here so sweats for most of the day and then out to dinner with friends...Levis, polar fleece pull over, baseball cap, binder, Keen sandals with hiking socks and rain coat. 

I went to my Unitarian "society" (a lot of members are allergic to the word "church") this morning for choir practice and service.

It is warm and sunny today, in the mid-70's (Fahrenheit), so I didn't want to dress too warmly (made that mistake last night.)

I wore my red calf-length skirt, which has a narrow white strip next to the hem and a pink lining, a day-glo orange petticoat , light blue tights, a light blue short-sleeve men's shirt, and black canvas shoes.  I'd prefer something less substantial in the shoe department, more like flats, but I can't find flats in my size.

Anyway, while I don't think anything would make me "pretty," given my body, I do think the outfit itself looked cute.

(OT: Some day I'll have to figure out how to make a Disney princess dress that fits me (both in terms of dimensions and in terms of being suitable for my body shape.  Then I'll have to get up the nerve to wear it someplace!)

IT'S ALL SUPER COLD AND STUFF OUTSIDE NOW! So I'm wearing white/grey socks, zebra print skinny jeans, a long-sleeve black shirt with a short-sleeve Cure t-shirt on top. And o' course my ankh.

Because of my fabulous circulation, it all sounds warmer than it is.

Jeans and tees, jeans and tees, jeans and tees... I know I'll get sick of it eventually, but it's been months since I could wear either without swimming in sweat instantly. I'll get bored of it soon, I'm sure.

I'm going to be doing two snowy vacations around Xmas, too, so it'll be my first winter identifying as something other than a woman, and I'm excited about giving that part of my wardrobe an update! Maybe I'll do a little window shopping this week...

Long-sleeve black shirt, grey cargo pants and a black sweater.

Blue trouser suit,white long sleeved top, flat black boots

My new pants (black and white plaid on the left leg, black on the right leg - tight fit), a white long-underwear long-sleeve with a cut up Cure shirt on top aaaaand, as always, boots.

I had to run a number of errands so wore a long-sleeve t-shirt, women's shorts, black pantyhose and Skechers mary-jane strap shoes.

http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/set?id=100321348

Oh wow, never thought to use Polyvore for this... brilliant!

Today, I'm going to a wedding, so I'm femming it up since I'm slow on learning how to dress masculine or ambiguous "nice". I've decided that whenever I put on a dress, from now on it will be to make me look like a classy witch. I just need a black, floppy felt hat in my wardrobe!

Like this one:

I'm wearing an athletic tank top, black 5.11 cargo pants (the new stretchy, stain-resistant material kind!), a plaid button-up shirt and chucks.