Your E is very chic (?)

[Mumblechum0]

In the loo in a pub in Richmond last night. 2 young women chatting, as I was going out one of them tapped me on the back and said “your E is very chic”.
any idea what that means? I’m 63 and not particularly stylish

Well, chic means stylish / fashionable / elegant, no idea about the e bit. Were you wearing something beginning with an e? Could it mean edgy? I need a teen to tell me now 😀 presumably delivered in a friendly positive way, no mocking vibe?

Energy?

I know it’s not E but probably aesthetic

Seems likely.

Misheard maybe? What were you wearing - could it have been "Your tee is very chic"? As in tee-shirt, quite often referred to as a tee nowadays.

Could they have meant 'tee' as in 't-shirt'?

I was wearing this

Well that dress is chic.

They mean your energy or your vibe.

I imagine you have a great figure to wear that dress.

Nice dress. They must have meant your positive energy.

Nobody sane could think “aesthetic” starts with an “e”; it doesn’t even sound remotely like it does.

They may be referring to “energy”?

Ah, thanks all. Just never heard that one before. Was curious 😊

Could it be regarding the Ecovero?

Unless you were holding an E cigarette, I think they mean Energy.
Fab dress!

You probably look glamorous and they liked your dress. I'm not too young (47) but every time I see a chic woman who is older than me I think I want to be like that when I grow up. Maybe they thought the same?

That's what I was thinking too once I'd seen the link!

Ee, we says E a lot up t'here. It don't really mean owt.

The may if they are American.

Another snapshot of the weird world a lot of MNers seem to live in.

Or knee. Do you have chic knees?

It's a beautiful dress but it certainly doesn't look scarlet in the photo! What colour is it in RL, OP?

😂agreed

This is hilarious. I'm quite old myself op so no disrespect but a young person says your E is chic and the responses are like classic deaf old grannies 'did she say your BEE is very chic what a funny thing to say' 'maybe she meant your SPREE is very chic like shopping spree'.

I don't know what she meant though, I'm no better.

Yes, I wondered that!

OP was it Richmond in Yorkshire or London? It may - or may well not - make a difference 😁