What is your clothing style???

[northernbelle]

I believe myself to be a classic, but with a modern twist.

For hard-core business attire, I shop at Casual Corner.

For church attire, and some dressy casual separates for school, it's Chadwicks.

For casual clothing, such as khakis, t-shirts shorts, and tank tops, I like Eddie Bauer and Old Navy. I purchase my outerwear from Lands End and
LL Bean.

I like: turtlenecks, button-down shirts, scoop neck t-shirts, a-line knee-length skirts, plain front slacks with wide legs and cuffs, khakis, and polo/johnny collar shirts.

I purchase my shoes online from stores such as Shoebuy.

northernbelle

[ReaLuvsAOxymoron]

I'm a girly girl. I like high heels and lace. I like skirts far better than pants, especially in the summer when you may be hard pressed to find me in pants at all and I DO NOT wear shorts. Ewww! lol!

I will admit that my style changes constantly so I guess that means I am not classic, lol. Right now I am feeling bohemian gypsy skirts, big belts, oranges and greens, cropped jackets and metallic colors. I am always partial to knee length skirts every year because I believe its the most flattering length you can get.

[kinikini2]

For work: Ann Taylor Loft and Banana Republic, some lines from Burdines and Nordstroms.
Casual: Old Navy and Gap.

I wear a lot of trousers and khakis to work, button down shirts with cardigans or fitted sweaters, flat shoes or low-heels (I work in manufacturing - skirts and heels won't work well on the production floor). I spice things up with my buns, jewellery, scarves, belts etc. Generally I'm pretty "Gap-y" as my sister calls it. For weekend, I take that look a little more island/bohemian. Leather sandals with flowers and sandals with beading, printed silk scarves to dress up a basic wardrobe of Old Navy baby tees, tanks and the usual denim jeans. I also love linen - skirts, pants, tops in pretty shades. Am a HUGE fan of Outlet stores for my clothes, and am a big sale and coupon shopper.