What are you wearing today? just a fun thread.
- Thread starter LadyEmeraude
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horseless carriage
Well-known Member
Double breasted maroon, striped blazer, cream spearpoint collared shirt, red floral tie, grey flannel trousers, fedora hat and maroon and cream spectator shoes, with maroon and grey Argyle socks.
NorthernLight
Well-known Member
- Location
- Northern BC
Why? I wear sandals because shoes hurt my feet. And I wear socks for the same reasons others do: to absorb sweat, and to protect my skin from friction.
Murrmurr
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- Location
- Sacramento, California
I always wear socks under my sliders unless my feet feel hot.
dobielvr
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- Location
- California
Sleep wear ...and no pictures. 
hollydolly
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- Location
- London England
it's not gentlemanly to wear a hat indoors...
JaniceM
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- Location
- still lost between two shores..
Jeans, black t-shirt. Wore surf shoes when I went to the store, took them off when I came back to apartment.
Lewkat
Senior Member
- Location
- New Jersey, USA
Jeans, long sleeved yellow tee shirt, white socks and tan boat shoes.
Shalimar
SF VIP
- Location
- Vancouver Island Canada
Indian/Pakistani two piece suit with baggy drawstring pants and long embroidered tunic. Amber colour with mirrors and peacocks. Elegant, super comfortable. I buy many such outfits in Value Village second hand stores.
Tish
SF VIP
- Location
- Rural N.S.W. Australia
Jeans and a T-shirt
JustBonee
SF VIP
- Location
- Texas Gulf Coast
Inside, shorts and sloppy big t-shirt, and always barefoot
Outside, ( I have a 3 times a day dog walking routine) and for that, capris and sandals and sunglasses.
Outside, ( I have a 3 times a day dog walking routine) and for that, capris and sandals and sunglasses.
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horseless carriage
Well-known Member
That's true, not only do I take my hat off when entering a building, I still tip my hat as a complimentary gesture towards the ladies.it's not gentlemanly to wear a hat indoors...
I just got out of bed, 4:30pm, have trouble sleeping at night. I am still in my oversized olive green sleep shirt. More than likely I will shower later and put on a fresh one. I have no plans to go out today. I just keep a robe handy in case someone comes to the door.
MickaC
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- Location
- Manitoba, Canada
Yes, Holly, I spelt saddles instead of sandalssaddles ??
Do some of your own spelling checks…..I’ve seen some in yours…..
hollydolly
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- Location
- London England
oh for goodness sake.. MickaC it was a joke... yes my keyboard misses letters..I know this... reign your bad humour in..Yes, Holly, I spelt saddles instead of sandals
Do some of your own spelling checks…..I’ve seen some in yours…..
WHY aren't scrubs ever made of a knit/stretchy fabric?
Shalimar
SF VIP
- Location
- Vancouver Island Canada
Micka, I see no evidence of anything negative in your post, merely Canadian humour, (not always understood by others.)Yes, Holly, I spelt saddles instead of sandals
Do some of your own spelling checks…..I’ve seen some in yours…..
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CinnamonSugar
A Quiet American
Mine are… very lightweight and comfortable
no doubt... if they were made out of t-shirt knit... maybe a little heavier... would be perfection in my book. past few days have put me in my cool weather "wardrobe"... light-weight sweatpants and well-worn/broken-in big denim shirt... could be over a t-shirt.
TeaBiscuit
Member
- Location
- Northern Ontario, Canada
Blue sweatpants, blue t-shirt, pink bathrobe, slipper socks. I be stylin'.
Lewkat
Senior Member
- Location
- New Jersey, USA
Micka, I read your post as sandals, not saddles. I am lost here.Yes, Holly, I spelt saddles instead of sandals
Do some of your own spelling checks…..I’ve seen some in yours…..
Saddles to me are:
hollydolly
SF VIP
- Location
- London England
because she edited it afterwards..
NorthernLight
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- Location
- Northern BC
I thought she meant saddle shoes too!
