According to dh, my style is 6th form drama teacher. What’s yours?

[Kenworthington]

So I do have a penchant for some ‘ethnic’ style jewellery and a billowy frock. And a bit of beading/embroidery/sequins/faux fur. I think I pull it off but no matter what I wear this is what I look like. You could put me in a trouser suit and I’d still look like a art/drama teacher. What’s that all about? What’s your inescapable style?

Another all over the place...as a size 20 there is definitely an element of "shit that fits"! But comfort is key....am 38 going on 68 with my collection of hotter boots and cosy woolovers knitwear! 😂 Sort of feel that at 38 I am only starting to get an idea of how I want to look, and have the confidence to buy/wear what I want.....wish i could fully embrace the more theatrical / creative dresser that lurks deep down inside!

Casually dressed, butch elf.

Supermarket jeans, Skechers trainers, M&S polo neck and charity shop, stripy jumper topped with a cheap, camoflage green anorak.

Also 90s student

DH says i dress like an elderly lesbian wizard.

I like florals, capes and kimonos, paisley and lots of layers but usually have a punk-rock haircut and some fairly large tattoos.

Love all of these!

I am definitely nondescript in neutral colours with plenty of black and an occasional 60's
Vibe.

I try to blend in these days..

Oh I say I try to blend in but DH sometimes asks me if I'm wearing a pair of curtains

Bit Scandi, bit yoga-ish, bit country-ish, a lot of black. I like a cigarette pant, to chuck in a wanky fashion singular. Very plain though, I'm not one for patterns or 'statement' jewelry at all.

It depends what I'm doing really.

I am surprised to learn that so many people have been on the receiving on witty and creative descriptions though. I've never been told I'm anything approaching wizards, elves, 1940's hookers, Alice-in-wonderland-meets-Gothic clown or exploding from pages of Boden or whatever.

To be fair though, I don't think I've ever said anything like that either!

I often get old men saying “eeeh Bet Lynch!” when I walk past them in my leopard coat. I have pink hair and tartan leggings.

My dh says I'm very 70s (it is said as a compliment).

In my mind, 1940s glamourpuss. In reality, Housewife, 49.

My husband once told me I looked like a Lego Friend (admittedly I was wearing a Boden aqua cricket jumper with a lilac trim).
Thats made me laugh
I look like a hardened late 1970s lady detective.

‘Gulag librarian’ (says DH, coined by someone clever on here on a thread about Toast. No prizes for guessing what brand I often gravitate toward...)

My first instinct was to say aging 80's punk but even in the 80's I leaned toward punk but loved bright colors (also couldn't manage all that rage) But then I also likes some new wave type fashion...and the Mods....and 40's fashion. I love to combine different styles. Explosion at the thrift store, I suppose...always been a bit eclectic.

charity shop chic without the chic. Definitely.

80s agricultural college student..:)

Wear-it-until-it-stains. I work from home.

80's yuppie at work, my dp says milf at weekend... But I think he is hoping to get lucky tonight... It's more tory mp at work and Clare foy in the crown at weekends due to my obsession with cashmere twinset

According to some pupils, I am Molly Weasley!

Teenage metal fan

I am actually going to ask DH when he gets in. God knows what he will say. All I know is he's glad I'm past the 'hairy cardigan' years.

I asked my husband what he’d call my style he said Trendy. I’d go with that, I’m pretty trendy, not sure if that’s good or bad!

A bit hippy chick

Council estate chic

Skinny jeans, tank tops and hoody all from primark. Uggs. Messy bun. Silver hoop earrings.
I think I look like one of those Instagram models, all messy but perfect, but in reality I probably look like waynetta slob

Came on to say something like ‘left bank chic’, but looking in the mirror, I think ‘Alan Titchmarsh dressed for a cold snap’ covers it.

I wish I had 'a style', it would make buying clothes a lot easier! I dislike most clothes in most shops, I'm good at knowing what I don't like.
Today I wore a mid length teal knitted dress over a teal and white striped top, black leggings, brown ankle boots and slim brown belt, which I thought looked okay.
Usually black jeans (skinny or bootcut) and whichever top is clean. I am rubbish at choosing clothes even when I can afford to buy some. I've lost weight and still losing so have about 4 outfits. When I'm at goal I will actually buy clothes that go together and try to find my style..
Any advice on how to find one?