Metal_isthe_Answer
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Im from Texas too, no way I could do long sleeve shirts, anyway, I just wear basic single color t shirts and slacks, or shorts.
What is your fashion connection to SA
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Im from Texas too, no way I could do long sleeve shirts, anyway, I just wear basic single color t shirts and slacks, or shorts.
SilentBird
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I wear an invisibility cloak
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can I borrow your cloak?
Where in Texas, metal?
Where in Texas, metal?
ForeverTheWeirdKid
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Yes, it makes people think i'm attractive.
I always want to look simple, sexy but not too revealing. If i can, I wear shades since it helps me to act more confident. Sometimes I'm tempted to wear fake glasses because I noticed that I become less conscious when people can't see my eyes well. I did wear one before at the mall and I acted so confident, I even had a friendly chat with a salesperson. But it's so silly to wear glasses when you don't need it. And if you wear it for a long time, I'll develop deep under eyes which is ugly.
If I go out without looking presentable, I become more awkward and timid. However, if I look too attractive, I get too conscious when people look at me and I end up acting stupid.
Moderation is the key.
If I go out without looking presentable, I become more awkward and timid. However, if I look too attractive, I get too conscious when people look at me and I end up acting stupid.
Moderation is the key.
SilentBird
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RoseQuartz
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I wear a lot of black because I like people in black, so sexy. And not many colors look good on my pale skin anyway. I feel good in blue, red and purple too.
I run away from grey, it makes me feel depressed.
My fashion connection to SA ... well, shoes. I have a hard time picking shoes because I'm always afraid I might slip, trip in front of other people... I always ask someone to change the sole to something less slippery. No high heels for me either, I tend to lose balance often. And I find it annoying as hell when people say I should wear "feminine" shoes, especially because it often means "uncomfortable".
I run away from grey, it makes me feel depressed.
My fashion connection to SA ... well, shoes. I have a hard time picking shoes because I'm always afraid I might slip, trip in front of other people... I always ask someone to change the sole to something less slippery. No high heels for me either, I tend to lose balance often. And I find it annoying as hell when people say I should wear "feminine" shoes, especially because it often means "uncomfortable".
I wear mirrored aviators to work and mirrored safety glasses at work. I wear my aviators inside buildings cause i get headaches from a lot of lights. After my eyes kinda adjust to the lights I take them off though. As far as clothing goes I have to wear navy blue fire resistant work uniforms through the week that are absolutely horrible when you have a heavy sweat going on. And steel toe leather Florsheim work boots that I shine the Army way. I had my uniforms tailored to fit perfectly and I shine my work boots simply because shoe polish keeps the machine coolant from soaking thru them to my socks. On my days off I'm a Levi's & T shirt kind of guy. With hiking boots (also spit shined) or tennis shoes. And a ball cap. Unless we go somewhere nice, then I wear American Eagle or Ralph Lauren jeans and a polo shirt. Or I'll wear Levi's and a button up short sleeve shirt and dress boots. I'm picky about the way I look but I'm not sure if SA affects the way I dress.
to work and mirrored safety glasses at work. I wear my aviators inside buildings cause i get headaches from a lot of lights. After my eyes kinda adjust to the lights I take them off though. As far as clothing goes I have to wear navy blue fire resistant work uniforms through the week that are absolutely horrible when you have a heavy sweat going on. And steel toe leather Florsheim work boots that I shine the Army way. I had my uniforms tailored to fit perfectly and I shine my work boots simply because shoe polish keeps the machine coolant from soaking thru them to my socks. On my days off I'm a Levi's & T shirt kind of guy. With hiking boots (also spit shined) or tennis shoes. And a ball cap. Unless we go somewhere nice, then I wear American Eagle or Ralph Lauren jeans and a polo shirt. Or I'll wear Levi's and a button up short sleeve shirt and dress boots. I'm picky about the way I look but I'm not sure if SA affects the way I dress.destructoroflife
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Am I the only one who gets terribly embarrased for dressing with "style"?
I think it's a fear of how people would react to that sudden change in me. As all my life I've dressed casual.
I think it's a fear of how people would react to that sudden change in me. As all my life I've dressed casual.
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this_portrait
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I wear a lot of black, but that stems from when I was younger and was a bit of a goth kid. There's more color in my wardrobe now, but black is still the primary one, along with grey.
SA hasn't really influenced my wardrobe. If I wear plainer clothes one day, it's more because I'm lazy and/or don't feel like dressing up. I take that same approach to makeup as well.
SA hasn't really influenced my wardrobe. If I wear plainer clothes one day, it's more because I'm lazy and/or don't feel like dressing up. I take that same approach to makeup as well.