What are you wearing to vote?

[Matsikula]

I feel I ought to spruce myself up a little today to celebrate exercising my democratic right (regardless of the likely result).

So, I am wearing a black and white striped tee, a cropped cream cardigan with pearls sewn on to look like a necklace (Tory girl?), black straight legged jeans and a navy blue leather bomber jacket (urban Labour luvvie?), and probably some sort of big scarf (Green earth mother?). At the moment I am wearing BA longhaul flight socks, but I'll find something more appropriate...

Anyone else dressing for the occasion?

er,my jeans i guess!!

dropping in after the school run....kids can play on park next door.

sackcloth and ashes

what Im wearing now I guess -
GAP real straight jeans
GAP scoop neck Tshirt white
GAP scoop neck tunic linen top heather colour
M&S spotty socks
Old brown riding boots cut off to calf lenth

Check me out all in GAP - Im having a MEH day!

Eh?

A specific voting outfit?

Only on Mumsnet....

Why my red Hasbeens, of course... Do I win a prize?

A full length dress with a bustle, hoop , lace gloves and a hat with a veil.

see you there.
Mrs E Pankhurst.

ha ha!

I wonder if Boden will include a voting outfit in their catalogue in four year's time.

Boden natch, so that they know I'm a mumsnetter and therefore a very important voter...

I'm wearing black fitted shirt dress, gold plaited belt, gold glads....

if I'm not the best dressed person at the pollingvstation I will consider it a travesty of justice and will demand a RECOUNT GODDAMMIT

I think they would have a 'voting-conservative-outfit'.

PMSL

I had on pink converse, new look jeans which are too big but the next size down are too small, a teenage tshirt from tesco (white with glittery butterfly on) and black three quarter length sleeve cardigan. I look particularly ravishing today.

I was in grey skinnies, grey and black layer long sleeve tees, white leather converse, grey leather jacket and grey and pink animal print scarf. I feel pretty grey today.

Cyb where's your shirt dress from?

Ooh, I seem to have missed an opportunity to dress up - that doesn't usually happen!

Not very exciting here. Black skinny jeans, grey swing vest with leopard picture on the front, white l/s tee underneath, Ash high tops. Walked there with DD walking alongside and DS in the buggy so heels not an option!

Jeans, cowboy boots and a poncho going on here.....ding ding ding...I hear you all cry.

black shirt dress from h&M many moons ago!

Neededn't ahve worried about not being best dressed in the polling station...the bobble hat quotient was quite high.

felt like a prat voting.

My political rosette

A hair shirt.

And tbh I felt overdressed. They really should do something about those horrible wooden stalls. Quite shoddy and grubby, and depressing. And how wasteful that they only get used once every so often - I dread to think how much the council spend storing and transporting them.

They should get IKEA to design some which can transform into wendy houses for nurseries, or library shelves, or urinals at festivals or something.

nipple tassels

Maternity jeans, whatever maternity top I can dig out and a looks-like-Boden stripey hoody thing (it really does look like the Boden one - £12 in Sainsburys and goes over a pregnancy bump!) O, and they-were-white-when-new canvas pump thingies.

Stearing clear of red, blue and yellow.

Jeans, a stripy top and my baby in a hip sling.

I wore a brown tweedy midcalf skirt, grey l/s round neck tee, my black jersey jacket, customised Radley handbag, orange Birkenstocks. With grey socks, all the brown socks are in the wash.

i voted last week by post so prob my pyjamas..

but i lurve these threads so today i am wearing:

calf length peasanty skirt with swirly patterns and beads
black leggings
brown boots
black rock and roll-eque tshirt

kinda classy, groupy type look i think (if there is indeed suh a thing as a classy groupy..)

I did postal vote sometime last week. Filled it one evening, so i suspect PJs.