Wow! That's all I can say, Horseless.
Have your own style?
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terry123
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I don't get out much anymore. But when I do I wear some pants that have pockets. I put my drivers license, Medicare card, keys and one credit card. It depends where I am going as to which ones I carry. Makes it easy. Don't have to carry a purse anymore. Grocery store does not require Medicare card, doctor's office does so I take what I need and nothing more. Kleenex is in the car if needed.
dobielvr
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I am very low maintenance these days.....levis, a blouse or sweater, or even an over sized sweatshirt, flats. Anything, as long as it's comfortable. I don't even wear make-up anymore. Only for a lunch date or dinner for my birthday. When I started taking care of my parents in 2003, I stopped wearing make-up.
Gone are the days of LBD, heels, curling my hair.etc. And, I'm very happy about that!
Gone are the days of LBD, heels, curling my hair.etc. And, I'm very happy about that!
Amen, @Aunt Marg
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Have always loved checkered pants.
Keesha
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Exactly me! For decades I wore no purse since I didnāt go out enough but I did have some nice backpacks.
Designer purses are completely wasted on me as are most designer stuff. There are however brands I might prefer in shoes and clothes due to the material they are made from.
I have never gone with designer purses, just simple hobo bags with adjustable strap to allow for wear over ones shoulder.
Stylish, practical, utilitarian, casual.
Keesha
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Yep! Functional and practical. I usually have one nice leather purse that I use once in a while but prefer those small carrying purses that are small and cute. Iām not fond of those huge purses that look like luggage carry on bags.I have never gone with designer purses, just simple hobo bags with adjustable strap to allow for wear over ones shoulder.
Stylish, practical, utilitarian, casual.
LolYou mean like this?Yep! Functional and practical. I usually have one nice leather purse that I use once in a while but prefer those small carrying purses that are small and cute. Iām not fond of those huge purses that look like luggage carry on bags.
dobielvr
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Just my style.......love it.I have never gone with designer purses, just simple hobo bags with adjustable strap to allow for wear over ones shoulder.
Stylish, practical, utilitarian, casual.
dobielvr
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Damm, that's a whole lotta Gary you've got going on...lolA few these days
Pick one;
horseless carriage
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Don't say that, Marg, she might want money.I am just so taken by your wife's work.
What would you do without her?
When I can find the suitable photos I will show you my idea of casual and formal.
I like the one shade of Gary-O, I got know from the start.A few these days
Pick one;
Hold onto that shade and never let it go.
Jules
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Itās worth it (too a reasonable point) to pay for quality.
I donāt want to see a name on any purse or clothing.
RadishRose
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- Connecticut, USA
Garry on!A few these days
Pick one;
Keesha
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This is my type of top. I love longish tunic tops with either leggings or capris. I used to be a jeans lover but leggings are ultra comfy and this look is so cute.
Keesha
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Absolutely. Quality clothes are definitely worth more but I donāt buy my clothes to flash any type of designer tag. Thatās too uppity even for me.
horseless carriage
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Oh dear, my wife's handiwork all has her designer name on it. I, rather jokingly, had labels made with the words: Taylor (it's our surname) Maid, (maid being a pun on made) by Tina Taylor.
Lakeland living
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Jeans, tshirt or a shirt or both. Depending on the time of year. Comfort and wear are most important to me. Boots on my feet most of the time, some really comfortable hide slippers. I owned a suit once, wore it to funerals or weddings.
That is me and I like it that way....
That is me and I like it that way....
horseless carriage
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Boots eh, boots are not my preferred mode of footwear, but when I saw these, I made an exception. "Where did you get those boots?" is something that I have heard time and again:Jeans, tshirt or a shirt or both. Depending on the time of year. Comfort and wear are most important to me. Boots on my feet most of the time, some really comfortable hide slippers. I owned a suit once, wore it to funerals or weddings.
That is me and I like it that way....
horseless carriage
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This is how you will see me dressed as casual except when I wear an Aloha shirt.
This is my less casual attire, formal I describe as black bow tie.
Murrmurr
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- Sacramento, California
I'm super casual most of the time but I'll wear neatly ironed slacks and a shirt with actual buttons when I want to look snazzy, and I do have a couple of suits and 3 very special ties. Special because there's one from each of my kids.
Otherwise it's sweatpants and a long sleeved t-shirt or pull-over sweater in winter, and baseball shorts and a t-shirt in summer.
Otherwise it's sweatpants and a long sleeved t-shirt or pull-over sweater in winter, and baseball shorts and a t-shirt in summer.