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What would you wear?

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Edenviolet · 22/03/2014 19:42

Just to go out for lunch? Nowhere really fancy but the last time I went out for a meal was nearly 14 years ago (I have social issues)

I'm nervous and live in leggings, long tops and cardigans every day and don't usually bother with make up. I want to start trying to do more but I'm really anxious. Don't want to go over the top but want to look slightly better than usual.
Have lots of clothes in my wardrobe but never wear most of them.

What sort of outfit would look nice but not make me feel to different (and uncomfortable being away from my leggings!)

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whereisshe · 22/03/2014 19:58

I would wear a pair of slim fit dark denim or grey jeans, a pair of ballet flats, some kind of slightly floaty or otherwise semi interesting but plain coloured top (probably black or grey as I'm more into shape/texture than colour), a black blazer and a scarf.

BikeRunSki · 22/03/2014 20:01

Where are you going ?

Edenviolet · 22/03/2014 20:04

Just for lunch at pizza/pasta place. I am just so nervous! Stupid really isn't it. I thought if I could plan what to wear then that's one less thing to stress about!

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MyNameIsSuz · 22/03/2014 20:26

I'd also either do as whereishe said, or I'd adapt the long top into a casual dress, the leggings into thick tights, and stick with the cardigan but maybe a fine knit one. I'm usually most comfortable in a shortish dress and long cardigan, 200 denier black tights and boots. The dress makes me feel dressed up, but the more casual cardigan and boots stop me feeling overdressed.

MyNameIsSuz · 22/03/2014 20:27

And no, it's not silly to feel nervous, I get exactly where you're coming from. Once you've sorted out what to wear you'll feel loads better, so relax and enjoy it once you have!

DameFanny · 22/03/2014 20:29

Good news! According to the guardian style thing the current fashionable silhouette is a long tunic over skinnies. Which means there's some nice tunic-y tops/dresses in the shops right now - enjoy refreshing your wardrobe

Mrswellyboot · 22/03/2014 20:33

I would wear smartish trousers like a tapered trouser and nice heels, top and blazer

Dressy but comfortable

I would also get my hair blow dried as a treat.

Hope you have a nice night

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