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I'm getting the tickle to dress more masc again and came across this.... is it ugly? Is it cute? I have such mixed feelings on it. Your opinions? How would ya'll style it? All my jewellery is silver and i have blonde hair if if matters :P

As I’m planning on moving out and going to college, I’ve been building my closet to limit my wants in the future so I can worry more about rent, bills, and other needs, but something came up in my head and I wanted to see if anyone else has had this thought to share their own experience or add ons!

I go for a cutesy aesthetic and know that building my closet is shopping for basics as a start that are versatile but can ve tailored to you— example, tank tops being lace trimmed camisoles, t- shirts being printed baby tees, but that’s the thing! These things are my own personal style, and I’ve found that it’s so much more money saving in comparison to feeling like I have to keep up with a new trend and throwing away what’s ‘out of style’

I also briefly talked about this with a teacher of mine, and she agreed that when she was beginning to move out, trends were what kept her saving less money because she felt like she needed to cycle her clothes out sooo often, and so did my mom

The ‘everything is trending’ discussion isn’t new, but I wanted to see if anyone else has been building a closet based off of their own personal tastes and just slowed down on buying clothes after they’ve realized they have everything they love, not like, and just the promotion of personal taste outweighing societal trends

Edit: watching a chad chad video right now titled “you’ll never be pretty enough” and she’s going into skincare trends— I’m starting to think that skincare and personal care is the new rapid fashion cycling

I usually just wear sweatpants but for my new schools dress code we have to wear leggings. How can I style leggings to look masc?

Any

What can a couple of (white) lesbians wear to a Diwali party?

i love this dress but is this too much for a "normal day"? (btw i would wear it with tights but forgot to wear one when i took this pic and excuse my messy room)

Hey everyone!

I recently lost 60 pounds, and I am having a hard time looking for clothing that I am excited about.

I am 5’7”, and I tend to go for a more masculine style of dress, especially in tops, bottoms I typically stick to women’s brands. I am now at about 190, and I am having a hard time with finding brands that help me feel like myself. I absolutely love finding vintage pieces at thrift stores too, but being heavier, that has always been a challenge.

I frequented Duluth Trading Post, Lane Bryant, Target, and in the past, but now I have lost enough weight that I don’t have to stick to solely the plus sized section. I have a few pieces from Dapper Boi which I love, but I’m just looking for some inspiration with other brands that people have had great experiences with.

I can currently wear a women’s XL, a men’s large, and size 16 pants. I am so close to being in true “regular size” range, I think I can get there in a healthy way by the end of the year.

Are there any sites or stores that are recommended? I have been saving for several months throughout my weight loss journey, and I am willing to spend if the pieces I get are a good quality.

Thank you, and any advice/insight is much appreciated.

not pictured are my giant headphones

Except cutting my hair, i don't wanna do that yet

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It's getting colder now and I wanted to wear my mushroom sweater 🥰

So it’s time for the cute knitwear

Hard hat used to have more pink, and more queer stickers than my sapphic mud flap girl, but I still feel like I flag alright 🔧👩🏻‍🏭😌