+1 yBoth really.
i like to buy specific shoes - Churches, as they look good and are very much a perfect fit.
Same with Suit and accessories, they are chosen to provide that first impression impact of impressing or confidence. However I pay extra for one that actually fits correctly and not just off the peg.
spending a day in an I’ll fitting suit is terrible and also does not usually look good.
rest of time I just doss around being casual in shorts and a t shirt lol.
however things like BDSM events, it was always style, image and comfort.11 Reply- +1 y
Alright seems legit
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Dress to impress. I'm a teacher, but I dress business professional (everything but a blazer/suit jacket) and wear lifts, so I'm not *as* short as I really am. In the lifts, I am six feet tall. I imagine this must be what it's like for women to wear high heels all day, everyday, because I can barely walk in them, even though they're only a 3 cm boost.
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I like to dress up, but it's not to impress anyone. I like floofy skirts and dresses, because I can twirl in them. It's fun. And I like pretty colors. I also sometimes like to dress goofy when I'm stressed, because it's hard to take yourself too seriously when you look down at your feet and see two panda bears looking back up at you.
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+1 yBoth, I "dress to impress" when it comes to work, I like to be look smart rather than lazy. However, I "dress for comfort" the rest of the time, I practically lived in onesies during lockdown when I was working from home and still now if I can't be bothered working from the office.
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Work is understandable because it's an environment that seeks professionalism and it's most of the time mandatory but I mean when going outside but off the clock
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If I'm going out as in pub or a meal then I usually dress presentable but comfortable-ish, whereas if I'm just going shopping or to a friend's then I dress comfortable but not too comfortable, I'm not one of those people who are happy to walk around the town in their PJ's, I've got a level of standards might not be high but still exist.
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And that's not a bad thing, sometimes you gotta look presentable
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+1 yOur appearance is too easily falsified. Can you build a house just because you’ve dressed like a carpenter? No. Can a carpenter in a $2000 suit? Yes. Can you make millions on markets just because you dress like a stockbroker? No. Can a day trader in his pajamas? Yes.
Clothes most definitely do not make the man. It’s what we DO that determines who and what we are.10 Reply- 1.6K opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.
+1 yWhy are they the only options? If you know how to dress properly, you can dress to impress and be comfortable. Most of my clothes are tailored for my size so I can be fashionable and comfortable at the same time.
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Not everyone has that level of luxury, your luxurious lifestyle didn't cross my mind when writing this 😂
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"Luxurious lifestyle". LOL. Not even close. I buy mostly vintage. A lot of pieces are under 50 to 80 dollars. I just know what to look for and am good at saving money.
Fast fashion is garbage, uncomfortable, and poorly made.
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Then what about "luxurious taste" ?
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Lol.
Depends on the situation. If I am going to work, especially if there is a meeting then I will always dress to impress. If I am at home then it's pyjamas here I come !!
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That's understandable
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u +1 yDress to impress is the way that's the best.
C'mon, gimme some!
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Lmao
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+1 yComfort 363 days of the year. I literally dressup twice a year. I've been that way all my life. I only dressed up monthly when in college
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Damn that's quite impressive lol
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Loll
3.1K opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic. Mostly for comfort... However for special events/occasions I do ramp it up a bit! 😉
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Makes sense
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+1 yTBH, I could give a sh*t what people think of my clothes. Comfort first, looks second... I try to not to look like a slob though.
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Yea dressing comfortable is no excuse to look like a slob lol
+1 ySometimes to impress and sometimes comfort. It depends on the situation really.
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Yea that makes sense
+1 yDress to comfort of course. That's why people say my dressing sense sucks like my face. Lol.
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They must not know what comfort is
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Well not their fault too. I always wear baggy black type clothes as if someone died in family lmao. I have that typical tomboy and airport fashion style.
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Airport? What type of shit you be rockin? 😂
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I mean this type of style but mostly dark themed.
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That's not that bad tho, that's pretty fashionable I think
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But the fact that I wear dark most of the time makes my mom sick. She says that no one died so why wear depressing style everyday lol.
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You can say that black is a safe color and it goes with anything, finesse
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I know right. Black always goes along with everything.
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Yep it's the safe color
+1 yI'm always I'm shorts and bra but I'm the only one around for miles
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So comfort? Lol
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Yeah and to get tan
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Fair enough lol
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+1 yComfort but trying to balance because I'm too far on that end.
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Makes sense lol
i enjoy dressing up for my own sake. i love clothes and alt fashion and i sacrifice my own comfort more often than not to wear a piece that i find really pretty
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I see, cool
Dress for comfort mostly, but sometimes dress to impress.
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That makes sense, fair enough, thanks for the opinion
+1 yI dress for comfort. I don't really like attention.
10 Reply2.6K opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic. comfort. I really dont care if I impress anyone these days.
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+1 yI do both. I only wear something that is really comfortable but also stylish.
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+1 yComfort mainly - I wear the same black uniforms and boots every day.
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Do you have too?
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No, I just like them.
It's something people in my region used to wear a lot and some still do. - +1 y
Oh that's pretty cool
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+1 yI dress to impress... myself. Like I'd ever care if someone doesn't like it. If they don't that's their problem. If they do, well cool!
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Fair enough lol
Both at different times
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Makes sense, it can't be at the same time
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Is the bun part of the uniform? Where do you work, a military camp? Lol
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I was just teasing, I know you work in finance if I remember properly, either ways, I don't blame you, being comfortable is good
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Yep that was it
588 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic. I dress to impress myself 🤗
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Anonymous(18-24)+1 yDress to be comfy. How could you work if you aren’t first comfy?
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You can still work uncomfortably lol
Opinion Owner+1 yYeah, but not as well.
Opinion Owner+1 yI mean you can’t focus on work.
+1 ySımultaeneously both
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Which one you do more then
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Well I know nobody can ever ımpress everybody but I guess you mean what ıs my ıntentıon***** I fınd ıt hard to separate the two but whenever ım around people I dress to ımpress (at most the clothes wıll make me feel a bıt warm ıf not ın an AC room and the clothes ıs thıck) but all the clothes I choose are otherwıse comfy besıdes **** because when ım alone of course ı dress more comfortably
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but ıf Im at home and someone ıs Vıdeo callıng me ı wıll dress ın sımple semı*formal home clothes ---ı won't wear goıng out clothes lol
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Well I guess thats understandable, well something I should've mentioned that what I meant about dress to impress, I don't just mean to impress people but to impress yourself as well, some people like dressing nice to feel good and that's another form of impressing, I just didn't mention it but I see what you mean, it would be pretty wild if you did your makeup and dressed very well for a video call lol
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Yes wearıng somethıng I dont lıke how ıt looks has a slıght emotıonal ımpact ---- ıf alone wearıng somethıng nıce can be a mood lıfter *
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That's good, I'm just trying to get peoples point of views on what goes through their mind when they dress up, you feel?
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Yeah 🙃, cool
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Thanks for the opinion by the way
I dress for both. Both are not mutually exclusive.
10 ReplyComfort mostly. But I'd say both.
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u +1 ymy own comfort... that's for sure
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to impress
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Fair enough
+1 yFor comfort.
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Likewise
417 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic. For comfort
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Anonymous(18-24)+1 yI dress for comfort.
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Which do you do more, dress to impress or dress for comfort?
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