Type and Dress

[William K]

Yikes.

I'm disappointed that you didn't say "Good grief!"

 

[goodgrief]

I'm disappointed that you didn't say "Good grief!"

Damn, you're right.

 

[ElizaJane]

Beiges, grays, blues, browns, and black... only solid colors. Occasionally a red will creep in. I switch between form-fitting and Bohemian depending on the mood. Honestly, if it was socially acceptable to wear the same thing every day, I would. Well, maybe one outfit for each of the four seasons.

I'm sure my picks are very boring to most people.

 

[goodgrief]

I'm sure my picks are very boring to most people.

More boring than T-shirts and trackpants?

 

[chickpea]

i like to look good, but i'm still a pretty lazy dresser. my default outfit is a v-neck and jeans with some cute sandals/boots and a cardigan if it's cold. i wear dresses when i feel like it, but i never get too dressed up and i don't own any heels because they're uncomfortable and i'm 5'9 and feel too tall in them. i wear a lot of purple, blues, and gray.

 

[Lady_X]

i like it eliza...

wait...i just noticed the plant...um....???

 

[ayoitsStepho]

Aw man, now I have to make a collage of clothing I like. I just can't not do it. :steam:

I'll be back .

 

[OrangeAppled]

i like it eliza...

wait...i just noticed the plant...um....???

That goes on top of your head, silly

I like your picks, Eliza. Simple elegance is always preferable to my eyes than sloppy (unless it's in that too-cool-too-care-except-I-do-care-and-I-look-this-way-on-purpose way...I like the shameless contrivance).

 

[Halla74]

Female ESTJ attire...

 

[highlander]

INTJ <-------------------------> ESFP

Neutral <--------------------> Colorful

I don't like neutral but will wear it for business attire if required. Outside of that, comfort is key. I like pajama pants, sweat pants, soft pull overs, shorts, t-shirts, golf shirts, and the like. I've also always had a thing for wild colorful shirts. Jeans are uncomfortable. So, I'm like either in a jacket, button down shirt with wool pants or slumming.

 

[ElizaJane]

More boring than T-shirts and trackpants?

Maybe not, but I know lots of "pattern" people and they always want to take me shopping.

 

[phthalocyanine]

 

[IZthe411]

i have no idea if there's anything type related but there was a topic on some other forum about enfp fashion and someone posted a link to a site where you could pick clothes that you like and make a lil set. it's kinda fun...i think it's just girl stuff tho...not sure.

anyway here was a pic i made.

and here was the site if anyone else wants to play.
Fashion Trends & Styles - Polyvore

Do you know a site that does that for guys too? I think that would be a cool way for anyone to illustrate their style, if they choose.

 

[miss fortune]

Tank tops in a variety of colors and cuts

jeans (maurices taylor bootcut in a darker wash... they're the only ones that fit perfectly!)

zip front hoodies, not zipped all of the way

sundresses when it's warm

sweaters for winter on occasion

children's t-shirts from Goodwill (like lucky charms, or smurfs or something!)

combat boots

flip-flops (havianas only! )

new balance boys cross trainers in bright colors

black leather vintage biker jacket, for winter

yeah- not highly stylish, but it works for me!

 

[FDG]

I like bright colors + white. I hate suits & similar stuff, as well as any kind of clothing that requires too much preparation

 

[gromit]

I like your style!

 

[Dali]

Do you know a site that does that for guys too? I think that would be a cool way for anyone to illustrate their style, if they choose.

Yeah, that site's sexist.

 

[miss fortune]

the site doesn't work for those of us who are un-trendy either

 

[Lady_X]

Do you know a site that does that for guys too? I think that would be a cool way for anyone to illustrate their style, if they choose.

yeah...i don't know of one. it would be cool tho....maybe i'll see if i can find one.

edit: how bout this?
Polyvore Guys - Polyvore

 

[Dali]

I feel most comfortable in greens, browns and greys. They're my 'comfort colours'. That doesnt stop me from wearing stuff right across the rainbow though (usually a brightly-hued shirt / t-shirt).

Anyway, if I'm not wearing a suit (my favourite attire), I'll be usually dressed as follows:

And finally, the kurta. I didnt buy a single one but have a considerable collection (got a few from my dad who bought them when in India; a very dressy one which a Bangladeshi friend gifted to me; one from an Indian friend...etc); I find them to be very comfortable.

Around the house, I'm usually dressed in the slobbiest, ugliest, unsexiest t-shirt-and-short affairs known to man.