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May seem like a stupid/extremely stupid question, but I've never really went to the gym in my lifetime, and the few times I did (usually forced and brief) I literally can't remember...

I do go on walks, run a bit, and swim, so I'm not totally out of shape, but I've never really seriously gone to the gym.

That also means... I've never really bought "gym specific clothes," lol.

Above we have an outfit of mine... not exactly gym specific, but it's a nice, breathable, casual outfit!

I'm not a fan of pants except for in the winter, so I usually wear shorts 24/7. But those are athletic shorts. Usually for walks in the park.

The top isn't athletic, but it offers support for me, and it's super comfortable.

Most women seem to be wearing pants to the gym these days though... yoga pants, track pants, sweatpants, etc. Will I get weird looks for being the only woman in shorts?

And combined with my rather skimpy top, too... my bare arms, stomach, AND legs might be a bit much...

For the record I dress this way all the time, and have no problem... but we're talking gym scenario here.

I've only been on two dates with this guy and both times we went to a place where i got to dress up. i'd usually just wear leggings and shirt when going hiking but this time i wanna look cute lol and I don't know what to wear.

what i have in mind is wearing a sleeveless top over a flannel with black shorts and black ankle sneakers. would they fit the activity just fine? if not, any suggestions are appreciated.

I'm not talking about wearing a black suit (with a different coloured shirt and tie), or a black dress, or black outwear like coats and shoes, or black lingerie or underwear. These items are pretty much staples in most peoples' wardrobes, so don't include those. And I'm not talking about funerals and formal events.

I'm talking about an entire, head-to-toe all-black outfit, not mentioned above.

I've noticed some people wear almost no black. Sometimes it's generational. My grandfather, now deceased, once remarked, "In my generation, black is associated with funerals. It's too dark to wear otherwise." And there's a whole bunch of people in my family who, strangely rarely if ever, wear black, which I find very odd.
I know it's impractical in the heat. But what else?

I love it. I wear a lot of it. I always feel good in black, and I like it on others. But I like urban, cool, edgy, formal, all that.

How about you? Do you wear it head-to-toe, and how often?