Fashion

[Effie54]

1 and 2. Tired of loungewear and leggings. 

[Helen Bach]

#3.  I'm too fluffy to wear form fitting clothing right now.  Maybe later!  I like knee length dresses with ankle boots!

[chrystaltree]

None of the above.  I don't look at clothes in such limited ways.  At this point in my life, purging my closets means getting rid of things that don't fit, are past the trend, things I haven't worn in a couple of years, things that are torn or stained.  At 62, everything in my closets meets my personal sense of style which for years has been casual/classic/comfortable with a twist.  I prefer basic colors but lately I have added some color in my tops.  I don't have a dressy lifestyle so there are things in my wardrobe that I can dress up with scarves/jewelry/sparkly shoes.  The same with playing with a particular look.  When I do want to play with a certain look, I do that with accessories too.  

[CatsyCline]

Boho mostly. i like peasant blouses or simple, loose drapey tops with my silver jewelry; i wear a lot of cuffs and turquoise or blue stones. relaxed wide leg or boyfreind jeans and soft chunky knit sweaters. always a comfy but edgy boot for fall/winter. 

[kate2357]

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@Nonametoday wrote:

As you have begun to purge your wardrobe, have you come to find that you are drawn more in to the (1) Fitted/Fashionable/Classy; (2) Timeless/Understated/Elegant, (3) Trendy/ Relaxed/Carefree Boho (4) Feminine/Soft/Romantic.

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I would fall under fitted/timeless/understated - sometimes elegant if it's a social thing w/ my husband.

[Shoppergal]

What I am doing, where I am going, and the mood I am in on any given day dictates that number for me....but I like them all.

[Jk9]

Definitely 2 and part of 3.   I'm not a trendy person and love boho.

[ALRATIBA]

My style (which I've cultivated for many years) doesn't fit into one of those four choices.  It's a bit of each.

Always "classy"

Always "timeless"

Sometimes "boho"

Usually "feminine"

I call it "eclectic."

[LuvSoCal]

#2 with some boho thrown in.

[Danielle46]

A little of all of them.