Fashion

[Desertdi]

I live in a resort city......not much ""formal"" going on

[Helping]

Upscale-casual minus the jeans. In other words, Linea casual!

[Junebug54]

On 2/12/2014 RedConvertibleGirl said:

Oh I am definitely all about casual. But work does require that more money be spent on clothing for that, but I'm not into "wowing" or impressing anyone. Those days are over.

ITA. I don't think most of us are "wowed" as the "wowees" want us to be.

[goodstuff]

Casual and relaxed -- but nice (says this girl who's lounging around the house in a sweatsuit on this snow/ice/sleet shut-in day in Atlanta)........

[FrostyBabe]

Definitely casual. My professional wardrobe, although made up of very high quality pieces, was never about wowing anyone. I let my work to do that. Now that I'm retired, I still wear those pieces, but paired with other more casual things.

[Kathlen]

Casual ... but my description of casual doesn't include jeans.

[Lipstickdiva]

Casual. But I agree with Kathleen. Everyone's idea of casual is different. Some people's casual is someone else's dressed up.

My casual does include jeans though.

[FastDogWalker2]

I love getting dressed up for a special, formal event. I love getting to wear my best jewelry!! Second, casual and lastly, work.

[StylishLady]

I'd really love dressing to the nines for a very special formal event. Get out my fanciest dress, shoes, gloves, jewels and dance the night away. I just do not get much chance for that. The reality for me are my Sundays where I actually get to dress up some. There should be a category in between formal and casual. It would fit me best.

[FLgardener]

My favorite look to put together is casual to dressy casual. I also enjoy putting together a special occasion outfit, even though I don't get to do that very often. When I do, I put a lot of effort and preparation into it, down to even cleaning the soles of my shoes if they have been worn before.