What are you wearing?

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I like to wear my heart on my t-shirts.....and I like to hang loose in the bottom half.....

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Sweatpants and a pocket-T, was wearing Levi jeans (and tee shirt) before when out shopping. Dress super casual every day, like the outdoors.
 

Cute trousers


I'm wearing Sweatpants and a Blue and white cable jumper (sweater )...it's 11pm and only 11 degrees outside...

Earlier I was wearing camel coloured skinny jeans , cream collarless overshirt, and a dark brown pinstriped waistcoat (vest)
 
Hangover, I like your colorful pants. I had to look down to see what I was wearing. I usually wear green because that's what I usually buy. Today I am wearing brown crocs because my husband wasn't here when I got up to help me put soxs on so I could wear sneakers. Gosh, I am spoiled. :( If my life depended on it, I COULD put my socks on but it hurts me to get it on my right foot. I'm wearing blue jeans and a black and white horizontal striped t-shirt. If I were leaving the property I'd change my cloths a bit.
 
hollydolly said:
Cute trousers


I'm wearing Sweatpants and a Blue and white cable jumper (sweater )...it's 11pm and only 11 degrees outside...

Earlier I was wearing camel coloured skinny jeans , cream collarless overshirt, and a dark brown pinstriped waistcoat (vest)
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Hollydolly, a book I just finished today kept talking about jumpers. It was written by an Australian and takes place down under. To me, when I was a little girl, here on the west coast, a jumper was a dress that you need to wear a blouse under as there wasn't much on top. :) I figured out pretty quick in the book they were talking about a top.
 
Hangover, love the whole outfit! My t shirts come from Northern Sun. My favorite is a drawing of Shakespeare with the caption " This **** Writes Itself". Also did you know What are you wearing is sometimes the intro to colorful conversation...I know my minds in the gutter. Nothing racy here a pale green sweater and jeans.

Interesting how "dressing up" can make us feel though. I have an interview on Tuesday. Have to be on the freaking train by 7am. But I have a outfit picked out already. Long black skirt, a cover sweater...hubby says it make me look like an Italian widow but I don't know. The change to a dress and tasteful jewelry makes me hold my head up higher.
 
Love the outfit! I am rocking my Indian Rani look. Sandals with crystals on them, emerald green Sikh embroidered two
piece suit. Silver bracelets, chandelier earrings. Jeweled pins in my hip length braid. Just another day. Lol.
 
Black yoga pants, black 3/4 sleeve scoop neck t-shirt. No jewelry, black slide slippers. Eating plain white yogurt. Not austere, just relaxing. Oh, and I forgot, a band-aid on my right thumb.
 
Linda said:
Hollydolly, a book I just finished today kept talking about jumpers. It was written by an Australian and takes place down under. To me, when I was a little girl, here on the west coast, a jumper was a dress that you need to wear a blouse under as there wasn't much on top. :) I figured out pretty quick in the book they were talking about a top.
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I always wondered how Americans never learned to use the word jumpers.. it's not a slang word as some people might think it's the proper word for a piece of knitwear that you put on top of your shirt etc ..we call them, Jumpers, jerseys, sweaters, etc..but mostly they're known as jumpers.. :D
 
Navy Blue dress slacks.. a Navy blue pull over top with a Cream and navy stripped sweater. Not exactly black silk jammies... but I'm getting ready for work.. and I do OK...
 
Shalimar said:
In Canada a jumper is a sleeveless dress like garment worn over a blouse or sweater.
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I still say sweater, never got the hang of saying jumper. In fact, I have no idea what the word is here for the dress you described which I've always called a jumper.
 

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