Girls, Were you once a tomboy and now you're a girly girl, or vice versa? What made you change your style up?

[Anonymous]

[electromagnetic]

I went through a lot of phases. I used to dress up in cute girly outfits growing up. When I started highschool, I preferred guy clothes because everyone was was going through puberty and I was still looking like a cereal box.
In university, all I wore was gym clothes because that’s where I meant my time if I wasn’t in class. Once I started the work force and my office work, I dressed more business professional. Now I wear whatever feel comfortable and cute.

[Caroline91]

I was both at the same time. Still am. I was the little girl who came home from ballet class and then you'd see me out in the field making a soccer goal, still in my tutu. And now, if surf's up, I'm right out there with my brother and the other guys, but I'm gonna get home in time to shower, do my hair and get into that red mini cocktail dress and heels for an evening out with my hubby.

[laly520]

always been a girly girl

[SeriouslyNotSerious]

I love this question. I was quite a tomboy in high school, growing up in a "gangsta" neighborhood. 😂🤘

Starting college, moved to another city and got scouted on a modelling agency that changed my mind. From there I got curious about fashion and these girly stuffs. I consider myself balanced now, I still have this masculine and feminine side in me.

[bobalife]

I guess in elementary I was somewhat a tomboy with what I like to do for fun and how I dress. But I was very “girly” once I went to college and people don’t expect the things I like to do or have done since I present myself as very feminine by the way I dress, how I carry myself, how I talk, and how I look. But there’s just different sides to me that’s full of surprises lol.

[bobalife]

What made me change my style? It was just discovering my identity in young adulthood, what I like/dislike, and my passion for fashion.

[mandyfire98]

I grew up both. I grew up out in the countryside and went fishing and riding four wheelers and stuff but also my mom had me doing pageants and dancing.

[dustybiker2]

No. Pretty much always hugged the fence. Pretty consistently.

[LavLavLuv]

Girly girl always

[sheikalana]

Never been a tomboy.