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For pretty much my entire life up until around a year-ish ago, I just threw whatever was to be laying around. Just jeans, a t-shirt, whatever. But when I went to my Sophomore prom, I discovered a love for suits. I started wearing polos, sort of preppy, but moreso because my dad was just sick of me not caring how I looked. Recently, however, I've been into suits, jackets, vests - just nicer, albeit casual, dress. So you'll see my in a black/brown (usually dark) button up, blazer, and some jeans. I have a couple vests I like to wear, and a pocket watch and hat to go with. For Winter Formal this year I ditched the traditional tuxedo for a zuit suit with suspenders (see image thread). I loved it, it might be hard to go back to the tux. Good stuff.

How do you dress?

badly. hahahahahaha.

I basically wear whatever—usually plain coloured T-shirts, sometimes polo, and non-denim pants.

Appropriately.

Where "appropriately" is directly proportional to how much of a damn I give.

I buy blank t-shirts with the intention of screen-printing things on them, but then I never get around to it. So I wear a lot of blank t-shirts.

I'll mostly dress for comfortability.

That said, these days I'll tend to wear a T-shirt/polo and jeans.

My school has a loose dress code where all shirts have to be collared, no sandals, no gaudy or provocative designs on your clothes etc.
After four years of going to this school my wardrobe has slowly become one of just jeans and polo shirts, with a smattering of T-shirts for the weekends. That being said, I have a couple of friends who love to wear suits and jackets and what not just like you, but I'm not really into the formal wear. A T-shirt and shorts are fine for me.

I usually adorn the lower half of my body with denim of varying length, and the top half of my body with logo-free t-shirts. Maybe a hoody if it's cold.

Loose khaki shorts or a utilikilt. Big, black leather boots. Suspenders and a large jacket generally with some sort of gaudy trim thrown over top. I don't generally wear shirts because I like to show off my tattoos.

I wear jeans and T-Shirts with various kitsch associations almost exclusively. I wear shorts if it is hot. That is all.

In winter, striped or monochrome long-sleeve shirt and various bulky pants in colors from dark green to neon orange. A green and blue jacket if its particularly cold.

In summer, a variety of t-shirts, synthetic shorts.

Upon reading the topic title, I wanted to start out like, "Pull the shirt over your head. The small hole at the top is the neck hole, and there will be two short or long sleeves on the sides..."

I always wear this bright blue hoodie, almost always, no matter the weather, and jeans unless it's +80° out, shorts of varying patterns and colors otherwise. It's comfortable and not completely unfashionable.

rennaT wrote:or a utilikilt.

Ahaha, YES.

I'm known for wearing nearly anything. A convenient example: as I type this, I'm wearing a rainbow-colored hippie beret hat-thing, with two little felt balls hanging at the neck. If only I could take a picture.

I also like wearing different kinds of shades, lots of hats, jeans, something more interesting than jeans if I can find it, undershirts in public, that kinda thing.

Oh and paint.

I attend private school, and wear green/khaki uniforms; at work black pants and button up shirt. At home I often wear the same outfit several days in a row, usually plaid shorts and a matching shirt. Anywhere else I wear jeans and a casual shirt, unless I'm at church, where I wear jeans and a polo.

when im not at my private school, i wear the worst clothes ever
im unfashionably out of the times

I have a handful of t shirts that I wear with jeans and sometimes hoodies (shorts in summer), I occasionally wear buttoned and/or collared shirts and khakis, plus I have one suit for special occasions.

Cargo Pants, T Shirts, Usually shirts with smartass comments like "I got up for this?" and stuff like that. When I go out in public, I'm afraid of people looking at what I'm wearing so I wear Pants, no shorts, and a hoodie. According to my mom, I look like the Unibomber.

Snuggletummy wrote:Usually shirts with smartass comments like "I got up for this?"

I want one of those, but can't find an actual store that sells them.

Usually I wear jeans, and t-shirt and my one and only hoodie. At school our uniform is fairly relaxed; just shorts and a collard shirt. But on formal days, it's tie, blazer, pants, and a long sleeved collard shirt.

When I'm going out, I wear same as usual, but with maybe a nicer sweatshirt, a necklace, and if it's a really formal occasion, deodorant.

Universezero wrote:

Snuggletummy wrote:Usually shirts with smartass comments like "I got up for this?"

I want one of those, but can't find an actual store that sells them.

Wal-Mart usually sells some of those novelty shirts, but I find them to be cheesy and not very funny. I don't think I've ever worn any of them before, to be honest. A plain one works just as well. Graphics tees are okay as long as it isn't something that's trying too hard to be cool, like a dragon or flames. Or a combination of the two.

When I'm going out, I wear same as usual, but with maybe a nicer sweatshirt, a necklace, and if it's a really formal occasion, deodorant.

In addition to wearing deodorant for weddings and funerals, I shower before putting it on and I even brush my teeth. Ridiculous, I tell ya.

Twistkill wrote:

Universezero wrote:When I'm going out, I wear same as usual, but with maybe a nicer sweatshirt, a necklace, and if it's a really formal occasion, deodorant.

In addition to wearing deodorant for weddings and funerals, I shower before putting it on and I even brush my teeth. Ridiculous, I tell ya.

I know. Personal grooming habits these days are pitiful.

Semi-skinny jeans, shoes/shirt of matching color, all covered up with a plaid flannel. I have a veritable backlog of plaid flannels.

Oh and sometimes a bandana too, whenever I feel like being a cowboy.

Losttortuga wrote:Semi-skinny jeans, shoes/shirt of matching color, all covered up with a plaid flannel. I have a veritable backlog of plaid flannels.

Oh and sometimes a bandana too, whenever I feel like being a cowboy.

My highschool banned headbands (and a host of other ridiculous shit) due to gangs. Otherwise i would have worn them a lot. :(

Collared shirts + jeans.

Twistkill wrote:Wal-Mart usually sells some of those novelty shirts, but I find them to be cheesy and not very funny.

New Zealand has no Wal-Mart. ;_;