Casual dresser, formal or stylish?
By cmdr001
@cmdr001 (371)
Portugal
September 12, 2009 5:54am CST
What do you prefer?
To dress casually, in a way that you simply feel comfortable and most likely don't call attention onto yourself?
To dress formally, even if not necessarily in an expensive way, but because you feel this most suits you or your job requires a professional presentation?
Or to be all stylish by using clothes that call attention onto yourself and demonstrate your more "wild personality", so that everyone knows you have a strong character?
Personally, I dress casually. I don't like being noticed and above all I enjoy my comfort rather than looking good or with flare for the others.
2 responses
@iskayz (5420)
• Philippines
12 Sep 09
Hi there!
I am very much like you. I prefer dressing up casually and comfortable. I also don't like to attract attention from others like when you're wearing sexy clothes or anything like that. I hate it when people stare at me. I tend to think of bad thoughts that others might be thinking about how I dress.
But I do know how to dress up formally or professionally when the situation calls for it. My attire would actually depend on what event I will be going to. But most of the days, it's just casual and something comfy. I like to move and walk with ease.
Ciao!
I am very much like you. I prefer dressing up casually and comfortable. I also don't like to attract attention from others like when you're wearing sexy clothes or anything like that. I hate it when people stare at me. I tend to think of bad thoughts that others might be thinking about how I dress.
But I do know how to dress up formally or professionally when the situation calls for it. My attire would actually depend on what event I will be going to. But most of the days, it's just casual and something comfy. I like to move and walk with ease.
Ciao!
@dknkyle (446)
• Singapore
28 Sep 09
I am a fashion designer/stylist and I would say that I love to dress in such a way that is stylish and individualistic. As a fashion designer/stylist, I personally love to have a style which I can call as my own instead of following those popular trends which many people would follow and there are chances that you will bump into someone of the same or similar style as yours.
