Your daughters opinion of your dress sense

I think short skirts and cleavage would probably get me locked up

I have just asked my daughter and she confirms she doesn't give a toss what I wear, but she would find see-through, cleavage, or short skirts embarrassing. Since I live in black trousers and white teeshirts and trainers, whe is quite happy.

I noticed that one of the Mums was complaining about her mother having her hair cut too short. My daughter always says mine looks better if I let it grow a bit, but I can't be doing with it. It looks nice for a couple of days and then starts to lose its shape. At least if I have it really short I have a couple of weeks with it looking reasonable.

I usually shop with my daughter and normally we agree, in fact she talks me into things I'd probably not buy on my own - and she's usually right

My DDs are certainly not backward in coming forward in telling me if they are not keen on what I am wearing! But on the other hand, they are really complimentary when I get it right so it's swings and roundabouts.

Now... just off to go and read the Mumsnet thread!

My sons tell me that I have good dress sense. Their opinion matters, but I wouldn't change my sense of style to please anyone other than myself.

My daughters have good dress sense. They learnt it from me.

Oh dear. I've no dress sense, but no daughter, so I guess I get away with it. It is all slacks and jumpers in our short winter, or shorts/slacks and tshirts in summer. With sandals. And painted toe nails.

My daughter is fab, she is a hairdresser, so keeps me looking good,and we shop together all the time - she tells me if I look like a sheep ( mutton dressed as...) and I am honest if her bum looks big !!

If I threw out all my Per Una I would be going naked! (although the current offerings are hideous) And yes I am that woman who wears the underwear as well. I think my daughter quite likes a lot of my clothes although she does have a way of saying "Is that what you're wearing then?".............

My DD, DIL and I often go clothes shopping together. I appreciate their honesty when I am trying on clothes and they often guide me to try something on, and look good in, that I would normally ignore. I also have items in my wardrobe that they have borrowed. My teenage DD and teenage GD 's sometimes join us although I have never found anything for me in Primark or New Look yet.
I too used to like per una but not the latest range. I wish I had kept all my clothes from the 1960's they seem to be very much in fashion these days.

Don't think any of my DC ever notice what I wear.
I thought some of the comments very funny, made me chortle when I couldn't sleep in the middle of the night

I used to have some of those about 10 years ago, Jane!
Should've kept 'em.

Ones that lace up, like mine Ana

"Ankle boots that fasten with a zip..."
What other kind are there?

Thought some of the observations very astute and funny.

And some of them, I notice, are in the age range of the younger GNs.

There seem to be some very unpleasant daughters over there on mumsnet

DD is either critical or says nothing. DDiL says she thinks I always look stylish, I do love DDiL!

3 DSs so doesn't apply to me but 2 of them comment on what I wear and are usually complimentary. Recently bought new boots and DS3's fiancee said they were very fashionable. She often pays me compliments on my clothes.

I think I might have resembled a bag-lady by now if my younger daughter hadn't kept me on the straight and narrow. #invaluabledaughter

My DD does object to me wearing black alot,but I know what suits me and like to add a splash of colour with scalves.I am critisised for wearing jeans alot and not smart pant's but I am comfortable in my choice so leave me be thank you very much.

I do have a lot of Per Una circa 2011 and scarves. But I haven't bought much for a year now - sort of overdosed clothes-wise.

I have no daughters, but a grown-up GD who doesn't seem to object to my dress sense, though she probably despises my comfy shoes. However, a few weeks ago, I looked at her feet and she was wearing canvas boots that looked just like the black canvas hockey boots we wore sixty years ago. And she certainly wasn't playing hockey - or anything else.

I do not interfere in what my DDs wear - I would not dare! They all have completely different clothing tastes - I do have my opinions of course, but I button my lip!