Nemesis
I generally find that womens' jeans and pants fit me better than mens'.
A brighter future for a darker age.
That says something about your... Um, donkey.
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I don't understand such clothing. I wonder why someone would want to be exposed like that.
edited 9th Jul '12 4:41:58 PM by abstractematics
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Well it's not like women's jeans are more exposing then men's, are they?
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Skin, no. Shape, yes. Ugg...
Now using Trivialis handle.
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How so? :o
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Heh, I like wearing my mom's pants. They're form fitting, but soft. Really comfy. 
But probably not the best looking since I'm so fat... :/
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Only of you buy them skinny, Abstract. Relaxed-fit and normal-fit womens' jeans are less form fitting than mens' jeans of the same size, in general.
...if you don’t love you’re dead, and if you do, they’ll kill you for it.
And even skinny jeans are less exposing than most skirts I see around in the summer.
Edit: Not to mention that men's jeans tend to not fit me well, so they hang weird and tend to slide down, even with a belt.
edited 9th Jul '12 5:55:23 PM by DrunkGirlfriend
"I don't know how I do it. I'm like the Mr. Bean of sex." -Drunkscriblerian
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^ You've got a waist and hips, girl. Mens' jeans are cut on the assumption that the waist and hip measurement are going to be close to the same. Buy 'em big enough in the hips and the waist will be huge. Of course they'll hang weird and need a belt.
...if you don’t love you’re dead, and if you do, they’ll kill you for it.
Yep. But I cannot, for the life of me, find a women's 18 petite in jeans.
I don't understand how people move about in skinny jeans. Or get into them.
As far as skirts go, I like the swirly peasanty kind. Pencil skirts or generally tight skirts are the same as high heels; I don't know how people walk in them.
Be not afraid...
Pencil skirts need to hit above the knee, or have a slit that goes above the knee, or else you can't walk in them.
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What counts as skinny jeans? :o
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Even if they do only go to the knee, they still restrict your thighs, though.
Be not afraid...
@Zersk: Jeans cut like this.
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@Loni: Despite how they look, pencil skirts usually have enough width to them to let you get a full stride in. If you think about it, your thighs don't need to move as much as your calves do in order to walk. That's why hobble skirts have to go down to the shin or ankle in order to work.
edited 9th Jul '12 6:14:27 PM by DrunkGirlfriend
"I don't know how I do it. I'm like the Mr. Bean of sex." -Drunkscriblerian
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Oh. :o Hmm...
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I'm fine with dressing casual most of the time, but I can snazz it up when I need to, and I'll admit that those Men's Wearhouse commercials kinda make me want to buy a nice suit...
Somehow you know that the time is right.
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You can never have too many suits*. A linen one for going to hot places is a must.
In oher sartorial news: I got myself a new flying jacket yesterday. About time, too. My old psuedo-flying jacket (as in 'it's just a leather bomber jacket') has been a terminal case for months.
'All he needs is for somebody to throw handgrenades at him for the rest of his life...'
What make? Barbour or Belstaff?
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I realise that, as a Rightpondian, this is practically treason, but it's an A2
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Apparently my gradual conversion into H.M. Murdock continues apace.
'All he needs is for somebody to throw handgrenades at him for the rest of his life...'
Oh cool. Those are nice.
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I know I should have gone for one of the RAF-style sheepskin jobs, but I doubt I could even fit in to my usual spam-can while wearing one of those.
'All he needs is for somebody to throw handgrenades at him for the rest of his life...'
The RAF ones look good (the genuine ones anyway), but the US ones look more classically stylish.
You know, I'll just be completely honest on my opinions on fashion: If I had a choice, I'd never wear anything more formal than a T-shirt/hoodie (depending on the season) and cargo pants or jeans. Really, past there, comfort is an increasingly small factor in the design of garments.