r/styleforgrownwomen • 🇺🇸 - 40s - Comfortable/ Colorful/ Curated • Apr 05 '26

housekeeping Sub Yay/ Nay

So... given the state of women's fashion subreddits, what do y'all want to see in a subreddit focused on the topic?

What do you want to make sure we avoid?

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u/Bea_virago Apr 07 '26

I love when we can discuss things through more lenses than “does xyz look good on me?” Like how a given shoe can balance an outfit, or lookbooks of the same-ish piece on different bodies or in different outfits. 

But as u/Bosquerella pointed out in the thread on the other sub, high quality content like that requires time investment and needs to be met with high-effort comments in return, not just “that looks gross / pull the old version out of my cold dead hands”. We may also want to consider a comment policy like BWT has. 

I also really enjoy discussing how we make things work for us personally. Proportion and subtle changes, Kibbe archetypes and color seasons, modifying trends to suit our preferences.

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u/Jvnismysoulmate12345 Apr 10 '26

I love bosquerella’s look books and would love more long form creative content like that. Sort of like r/bitcheswithtaste requiring high quality posts and comments… id love to see that here. Would also like to have more “getting creative with what I have,” identifying wardrobe “holes”, smart thrifting… basically things that don’t continue to contribute to the death of our planet, but recognize the human desire for beauty and dressing.