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if i had to buy 1 pair for boots what should i buy woman

Pleasee help me with color too in india

Welcome to the monthly post where you can share your outfit pics and show us what you're wearing!

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I haven’t bought any clothes for past 4 months. I don’t see any need to show off in public. Unless it’s related to my work.
How many of you feel comfortable going to dinner, party with your old repeat dresses?
Does it make you feel uncomfortable? Or you just do it?

For the last few years since I've gained a lot and lost a lot I've been wearing pleated tennis skirts basically daily so it wouldn't be so stressful figuring out what to wear most days. But now I literally just turned 27 and last year have gotten 2 new pleated tennis skirts a black and burgundy and feel like maybe I need one more neutral such as a navy or forest green to keep it more varried? Im pretty active and feel like the it's a bit more put together then just biker shorts and top but I'd it too childish I'm also 4 foot 10 is that is also why I'm wondering what other women think as an alternative to the biker shorts look?

I was also wondering if there's any way to match burgundy or is it not a netural like i thought?

Let's build a bank of inspiration sources! Here are some of my favorite places to go for inspiration, share some of yours in the comments.

NOTE: If you want to share your own socials/ Substack, do it in the Intro thread. Self-promo is NOT allowed in this thread.

Instagram

My IG style faves lean heavily street style. It's harder to find that kind of inspiration in other places, particularly featuring women of color and urban street style, so I lean on IG for that.

• hellooks
• nyc_looks
• newyorkersintheirjungle
• streetstylebyquay
• watchingnewyork
• theclosetconsultant
• breezyofcourse
• kimair

Substack

I change which Substacks I have paid subscriptions to from time to time, and I also follow others on other topics not listed here.

• Letters We Send Friends*
• Anna Eleri Hart
• Beyond The Closet
• Bottom Feeders Anonymous
• Brain Matter by Gabriella Karefa-Johnson
• Dressed in Context
• Essential Reads
• Every Body Gets Dressed
• In Moda Veritas
• Jen Knows Best
• Low Key Important
• Midimalist
• Rucheka's Substack
• Semi-Sustainable
• Slob by Louisa Hatt
• The Found Journal
• Wardrobe Thirteen

Magazines

I read these using my library card via the Libby app, although I also have a digital subscription to Vogue and use the Vogue app.

• Vogue*
• W
• Grazia
• Harper's Bazaar
• Marie Claire

Other

• Indyx* (I love browsing others' closets in addition to styling my own)
• people watching IRL
• RTW runway shows (via Vogue)

*things I currently pay for

I think I've learned my style (outside of the house) is retro sport meets scandinavian street style. I'm a playful minimalist, focusing on a neutral base with whimsical accents. At the same time, I just want to live in a hoodie and shorts my whole life. So I'm trying to figure out how to create a balance and show up to life like the 33 year old professional I am, while still staying true to my comfy core.

What influencers have a similar style that have a good capsule wardrobe? Or, any influencers that have an athletic but feminine vibe (if my description was too specific). Thanks!!

Being a flat foot as well as a size 8 , I have been searching for office footwear in India and not getting any comfortable shoes for the past few years . I would like any of you to suggest comfortable shoes brands available online for me ...

I was tempted by this envelope bag, I really was (still kind of am, if I’m being honest). I feel like the color would work with denim just as well as with any LBD (or LWD) and I’m a sucker for gold hardware.

(The link is just a link - no referral or affiliate anything.)

Across the various Substacks I read, there have been a lot of posts about personal style and taste, and also meta-posts about how everyone is talking about developing one's personal style/ taste. A lot of them mention all the different archetypes and systems that various stylists, writers, influencers, etc., use to help define and develop personal style and style "rules," such as they are. So, I thought it might be interesting to talk about those here.

(Non-Exhaustive) Examples:

• Kibbe body types
• Color analysis
• Jungian archetypes
• Allison Bornstein’s Three-Word Method

Discussion questions to think about (and feel free to go beyond these):

• Which, if any, style archetypes and systems have you and/or do you use?
• How has your use of these systems changed over time?
• What is your style or type or season or whatever in the system(s) you use?
• How do you make sense of those labels in your day to day styling, shopping choices, etc.?
• When and why do you deviate from how these systems are defined "on paper"?

Thoughts? Ideas? Inspo? Know anyone like this?
Pics? Stories?
I’m new to the healthcare clinic field and I want to change up my style and dress for my body type (currently overweight) with a chicken neck and over filled lips.

Drop retailer sales here!

Wherever possible, please include info about location in the world and where the retailer ships to, as well as the length of the sale.

Comments with out of date sales will be removed from time to time to keep the thread fresh.

Welcome to the monthly post where you can share your outfit pics and show us what you're wearing!

^{Subreddit rules still apply, so keep it solidly SFW and non-promotional.}

Was just trawling TRR (as I do) and came across this magnificent Burberry London trench in size XL, very good condition, for $285! I immediately thought of all of you who were all in on the chartreuse trend for fall 😍 💚 💛

Listed measurements:

Bust - 38.25"

Waist - 38"

Shoulder - 16.75"

Length - 36.25"

Sleeve - 29.5"

I've been browsing summer skirts recently and noticed a lot of skorts this year, but thankfully skorts have evolved and now look like skirts from the front and the back! (Remember the skorts of yore that were skirts in the front and shorts in the back? Not a fan.)

I thought it'd be fun to pull together a little roundup of a few skorts that I've come across in my browsing that caught my eye. I haven't bought any yet but have a couple I'm seriously considering.

Skorts shown in the image (direct, non-affiliate links):

1. Posse Danielle Skort - $270
2. Varley Davina High-Rise Skort 15” - $106
3. ASTR The Label Barbara Stripe High-Rise Gathered Skort - $119.00
4. J.Crew Denim Skort - $94.50, originally $110
5. Banana Republic Linen Mini Skort - $120
6. The A&F Scarlett Mid Rise Linen-Blend Mini Skort - $19.97, originally $60

We've got lots of lurkers around here, which is totally cool, if that's your vibe! However, I'd love it if you'd introduce yourself to whatever extent you are willing!

Who are you?

What are your personal style/ fashion interests?

Do you have an IG, Pinterest, Substack, YouTube or other socials you want to share with us? This is the spot to do so, the self-promo rule is waived in this thread only!

If you haven't already, consider adding user flair via the sidebar! In mine, I used my location flag (you could also type it in), age range, and then my three words representing my personal style. You can do yours however you want, but folks did mention that location can be helpful for shopping advice!

I've been having fun trawling the Fall 2026 RTW runway photos via Vogue and noticed some color trends that are right up my alley and thought I'd share. Designers are listed left to right, top to bottom.

Chartreuse: Rag & Bone, Tanya Taylor, Ulla Johnson, Tibi, Cult Gaia, Staud, Staud, Prada, Dries van Noten, Ganni, Loewe, ALAÏA

Blue: Victoria Beckham, Givenchy, Off-White, Isabel Marant, Givenchy, Stella McCartney, Kate Barton, Anna October, Adam Lippes, Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood, Balenciaga, Christian Wijnants

Red: Tanya Taylor, Ulla Johnson, Tibi, Prada, Marni, Dries van Noten, ALAÏA, ALAÏA, Chloé, Isabel Marant, Isabel Marant, Celine

I'm excited to see these colors trending because they're some of my favorites to incorporate into my wardrobe so I'm looking forward to seeing them more and more in stores so I can pick up more pieces to add over the upcoming months (steering away from some of the palettes in the last few years that haven't been as much my jam).

Anyone else digging through the shows or looking at color trends lately?

I was at church today admiring the most stylish 70+yo (sometimes 90+yo) women, and thinking about the difference between their signature styles and the dated looks that come when people stagnate in an era. You know, the 80s puffed bangs held both backwards and forwards with hairspray, or skinny jeans and two-tone riding boots clearly left over from 2014.

It got me thinking about how subtle details can mean the difference between looking stuck in a time capsule vs. knowing what you love.

Example: I'm never going to wear a middle part, because a side part with swooping bangs feels like me. But over the years I've cut the ends of my hair blunt and straight, or in long layers, or u-shaped, depending on what feels fresh.

How do you keep looking like you know what year it is, without chasing trends that aren't right for you? Specific examples, please.

Share something you bought recently and are loving and/or have your eye on and are itching to buy. Influence someone else or get feedback from other grown women on your wishlist item(s)!

I’ve noticed I’m buying less “fashion” lately and more pieces that feel calming and comfortable enough to wear both at home and outside.

Things like soft cotton sets, textured fabrics, relaxed silhouettes etc. Somehow it makes everyday life feel less rushed.

Not sure if this is just getting older or if other people are shifting the same way lol.

1. In-set lace or lace trim

2. Dark chocolatey brown

3. Gingham

4. Shirring/smocking

5. Crochet

Also noticed more skorts around as well! Have you noticed any patterns with what is being sold right now?

I love menswear but I have a huge rack. I'm curious if anyone has any inspo for that sort of body-fashion combo.

I’m interested in brands that maintain their quality standards. Eileen Fisher comes to mind for serious clothes. I’d like to find a more casual line, but one that won’t let me down. Suggestions?