What are you wearing today? just a fun thread.

My thermal PJs tonight, didn't expect to but our corner of Scotland finally received a snowfall which began around 20:00 and is still ongoing now, 01:16 with wee bit of accumulation. So, the humidity got colder and even with a 10.5tog duvet it's wee bit nippy at energy savings for heating overnight of 18°C.

Finally, warmed up after daughter and kitty got under the covers 🤣😂🤣
 
Wearing a sweatshirt with a picture of Bernie Sanders on it. (At Pres. Biden's Inaugeration) , jeans and slippers with white cotton sox. I'm trying to find my spark which I lost when I turned 80 . I don't know how to revive it. Anybody else have the same problem?
 
I will be making a quick trip to the supermarket this morning and then I will be continuing with stuff at home. I have been shredding old stuff that I no longer need to keep. I might also get around to sorting out my wardrobes today or, a least, make a start, in the hope that the weather will soon be improving and I can pack away the woollies and donate any that I no longer want or need.

At the minute, it is cloudy outside and looks like more rain to come. I am tired of this weather and, if it rains much more, I shall shrink!! :eek::)
 
Trish said:
At the minute, it is cloudy outside and looks like more rain to come. I am tired of this weather and, if it rains much more, I shall shrink!! :eek::)
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Here near the south coast it was overcast earlier this morning, now the sun has well and truly got his hat on, and so have I.
Sunny weather calls for Hawaiian style dress, or in my case, shirt. The close up is to give you the attention to detail. My lady always lines up the buttoned front so that the pattern matches and she makes the pocket all but disappear. What an artisan she is, how lucky am I?
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horseless carriage said:
Here near the south coast it was overcast earlier this morning, now the sun has well and truly got his hat on, and so have I.
Sunny weather calls for Hawaiian style dress, or in my case, shirt. The close up is to give you the attention to detail. My lady always lines up the buttoned front so that the pattern matches and she makes the pocket all but disappear. What an artisan she is, how lucky am I?
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You are immeasurably fortunate @horseless carriage. :)
 
Golden coloured fedora hat, tan spearpoint collared shirt, double breasted maroon blazer with maroon patterned neck tie. Oxford bags, (a style of trousers, popular a century ago,) Argyle socks in maroon and cream and similar coloured spectator shoes.

The blazer was a really good find. Bought it from a trader at a vintage festival. Someone had once paid a good deal of money for this quality, made to measure, jacket. It was one size too small for me but being double breasted there was enough fabric for my wife to alter it. While she was doing that she changed the buttons to polished brass, and just for good measure, she made the shirt and baggy trousers as well.
 
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