Fashion in Astrology

Also, Libra is missing.

I don't put a lot of thought into my clothing most of the time. At one of my jobs, I have to wear a uniform so there's no customization there, and at the other one, I wear a dress shirt with either khaki pants, brown shoes and my double-sided belt, or black pants, shoes and the same belt.

Casually, I wear t-shirt, jeans and sneakers with the only lavish piece being the gold-plated watch that belonged to my father. That is one thing that always remains the same no matter what my wear is I have to have a watch on or else I feel strange. I guess I'm that sort of person that prefers to draw someone in with my internal qualities than superficial things like clothing; the only exception being when I'm out in the working world, because a lot of those people only have your appearances to go by.

Color-wise I gravitate toward dark colors such as gray (or silver), black, and blue (my favorite), though I do own a couple of maroon shirts and a single dark green t-shirt that has seen better days.

Argent Fang wrote:I don't put a lot of thought into my clothing most of the time. At one of my jobs, I have to wear a uniform so there's no customization there, and at the other one, I wear a dress shirt with either khaki pants, brown shoes and my double-sided belt, or black pants, shoes and the same belt.

Casually, I wear t-shirt, jeans and sneakers with the only lavish piece being the gold-plated watch that belonged to my father. That is one thing that always remains the same no matter what my wear is I have to have a watch on or else I feel strange. I guess I'm that sort of person that prefers to draw someone in with my internal qualities than superficial things like clothing; the only exception being when I'm out in the working world, because a lot of those people only have your appearances to go by.

Color-wise I gravitate toward dark colors such as gray (or silver), black, and blue (my favorite), though I do own a couple of maroon shirts and a single dark green t-shirt that has seen better days.

Those colors seem to be the ones that suit you best, so it's no surprise. Or maybe that's just a coincidence?

Either way, the watch thing is interesting. I used to be a watch person too, but I fell out of the habit when time stopped being an issue. Ever since I started Law School, I've never had to worry about time... At all... High School was a lot more hectic, and a lot more work. And honestly, the work was harder in high school too... Whatever, I don't know.

Back on topic. Watches are cool. The end.

Dinny wrote:

Argent Fang wrote:I don't put a lot of thought into my clothing most of the time. At one of my jobs, I have to wear a uniform so there's no customization there, and at the other one, I wear a dress shirt with either khaki pants, brown shoes and my double-sided belt, or black pants, shoes and the same belt.

Casually, I wear t-shirt, jeans and sneakers with the only lavish piece being the gold-plated watch that belonged to my father. That is one thing that always remains the same no matter what my wear is I have to have a watch on or else I feel strange. I guess I'm that sort of person that prefers to draw someone in with my internal qualities than superficial things like clothing; the only exception being when I'm out in the working world, because a lot of those people only have your appearances to go by.

Color-wise I gravitate toward dark colors such as gray (or silver), black, and blue (my favorite), though I do own a couple of maroon shirts and a single dark green t-shirt that has seen better days.

Those colors seem to be the ones that suit you best, so it's no surprise. Or maybe that's just a coincidence?

Either way, the watch thing is interesting. I used to be a watch person too, but I fell out of the habit when time stopped being an issue. Ever since I started Law School, I've never had to worry about time... At all... High School was a lot more hectic, and a lot more work. And honestly, the work was harder in high school too... Whatever, I don't know.

Back on topic. Watches are cool. The end.

Yes they are. One thing I might experiment with are colored contacts. I'm going to get a pair of them for Halloween to use with my costume and had the funny idea of wearing them in public just to see how many people do a double take.

I've never really worn a watch. I don't much fancy it. There's always my cell phone or car etc. when I need to tell time.

mi-cuit wrote:I've never really worn a watch. I don't much fancy it. There's always my cell phone or car etc. when I need to tell time.

I see people using their cellphones all the time like new-age pocket watches. While I suppose that's cool when you think about it, it's a lot easier for me to just turn my left arm and glance down slightly to see the time than to reach into my pocket. *shrugs* to each their own.

Leos and their scarves.