AWKWARD ZOMBIE

I hate them because they claim to be beneficial and healing when none of their claims are backed up by actual foot doctors. No arch support either.

lies and slander, but thank you

also my mom has a pair of those weird toe shoes. apparently they're comfortable

I only got jeans, tee shirts, sweaters and jackets. Everything is too big, and everything is many, many years old (except a couple things). Apart from that, I still got my suit from my graduation ball (altough an incredibly cheap one). And my shoes are... well, also extremely cheap.
I'm not fashionable at all, I guess I don't really look good either. I just don't see the need to dress up nicely, I'm comfortable wearing my cheap and old stuff. Also, I don't like dresses at all. I think the last time I was wearing one, that was when I was 8 years old.

Oh yeah, I also don't wear any accessories at all. I used to have earrings when I was a child, but my ears never were able to heal up, so I took them out. My ears still didn't heal up entirely, it's pretty annoying.

I pretty much only ever wear t-shirts and jeans because... well, they're what I like to wear. :B I never really wear accessories though. I don't like jewellery or anything, so yeah. I'm also fond of turtle-neck jumpers. My favourite one is purple and silver striped and comes down to around the middle of my thighs, though that's usually just where I pull it down to since it's stretchy and can go down past my knees. Anyone'd think I hated my neck or something given how much I love scarves and turtle-necks.

Nearly all my jeans are flares, too. Some of the flares are so big that my feet are practically hidden by them. I'm not really sure why I like them so much. I guess I just find them aesthetically pleasing and I think they suit me?

...Actually, I'm not really sure if they'd be considered flares or bell-bottoms. :1 I'm not very good at properly identifying things.

When it comes to getting dressed up I like to wear my favourite blouse (shown below) and my biggest flares and my brown converse (although those might as well be the only shoes I own since I wear them every day). Not really fancy fancy but I just love the look. :B Sometimes I'll also wear a brown jacket I have with it. It kind of makes me look like some sort of 70s tv presenter or something but again, I like the look. If we're going somewhere particularly posh though I just wear the blouse with black trousers, black shoes and a fitted suit jacket. Never dresses because I cannot stand them. Not to say I can't appreciate them design-wise though, I just hate wearing them.



One thing I'd like to try wearing for some sort of fancy event or whatever is a waistcoat though. I absolutely love waistcoats. There's just something about guys in waistcoats that I just find so inexplicably attractive sdfskhdjs

My cousin used to work for Vans so he has a bunch of Vans brand shirts that he passes down
I guess they're p. rad shirts?

I also make sure to dress as Dave Strider at least once a week.

I like bright colors, although I generally just wear the stuff I wore through high school (tshirts and cargo pants) because I don't like spending a lot of cheddar, which nice clothes would be.

Also I can't stand jeans. Dunno why.

Hill walking boots, cargo pants/baggy jeans, comfy t-shirt (usually a video game t-shirt), hoodie and waterproof jacket if it's wet and/or cold.

Yeah I ain't too fussed about classy clothes, I just wear whatever's most comfortable. My gangly frame means stuff that fits perfectly is harder to come by too, which is a consideration.

Apparently I suit a kilt though.

I really like wearing flannel button up shirts over t-shirts.

They just make me feel cool.

I used to wear nothing but jeans, a graphic T, and a jacket.

Now I'm getting more into slacks and button-down shirts. Although I only have one pair of slacks that I actually think look good. So I usually just go with a shirt and jeans.

My favorite shirt is a long-sleeve, loose-fitting, black button-down with faint vertical stripes.

I only have 1 pair of jeans that isn't horribly shredded in the heels/knees, and I like to wear it with my button-downs.


And of course, I've worn the same pair of old sandals for a few years now, but I have some black dress shoes for when I need them. Although I usually use them for kitchen work, so they're pretty dirty.

I may get a pair of more casual shoes, like vans or something, soon.

I own 3 pairs of dressy socks (that I bought for a costume), all beige with various patterns.

They don't go with anything I wear.

Does anybody actually bother to use the spare buttons that come with clothing to fix it?

My mom brought my sweaters up when she visited for parents weekend. Yesssss. So cozy.

I also am a big fan of shoes. Mostly sneakers, but not like sports shoes. More canvas and that sort of thing. I just got a pair of plaid slip-on ones that match everything and a pair of woven blue ones that I like. I found a cool pair in the army surplus store that I might get because I need a pair of brown dress shoes anyway.

The only time I've ever needed a button was on my old trench coat I got from an Army Surplus that didn't come with spares.

Every once in a while I'll find a little baggie with buttons and I never have any idea what they're supposed to go to.


So. No.

Also I forgot to mention, if anyone makes their own clothing or anything of that sort, totes post it here. I have a friend who's a brilliant seamstress and she makes some of her own clothing, including her prom dress. I love seeing stuff like that.

Herp. I'm a collegian.

I almost exclusively wear Abercrombie & Fitch, or Hollister

I.E this
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