What are you wearing today and why ?

Jeans, fleece and walking boots, oh yes, arctic standard walking jacket. I'm just going out to walk the dogs - the weather looks menacing again.

Tatty old bootleg jeans, a thin sweater and a fleece, long socks and comfy shoes - expecting my DD and DGD at noon to stay for the weekend, followed by the rest of the family. On Saturday, 28 people will be coming for the afternoon to help us celebrate DGD's first birthday, so I am dressed in my cooking/picking up sticky little one gear.

Navy trousers and navy long sleeved top, with a Gap sleeveless cardigan in jade green. Navy crocs at the moment, but my so comfortable Ecco boots later when I'm off for a walk ( me - walk - who'd have though it??)

Rotary lunch, so will stick navy and white jacket on.

Go on absent just do it and you will wonder why you hadn't done it before like the wine glass!

I am wearing dark blue skinny jeans, trainers, a checked shirt in varying shades of pink with cream and navy checks, all ready for the Busy body dance group with 15 month DGS when he wakes.

Same as yesterday . ..... but I do have clean underwear and socks!

All very smart and dare I say trendy Grannies! Not a beige pleated skirt in sight, crimplene slacks or a pastel mauve cardi in sight.
Better up the anti today!

Walking uniform. Dark blue skinny jeans, layering t-shirts black over white, ancient walking boots with my faithful and very necessary insoles, cotton scarf, mustard yellow backpack filled with important stuff like camera and water and finally, to complete the ensemble, sunglasses and sunblock ....and I'm off!

Nothing wrong with good quality leggings worn with a beautiful long length top and those colours sound gorgeous. Hie thee to the shops absent

I'm wearing a variation on what seems to have become my retirement uniform, at least until the weather warms up. Skinny denim jeans, navy sleeveless tshirt, periwinkle blue waist length cardigan and red loafers.

REVENGE for gillybob and glass. My daughter bought me a number of lovely presents for my birthday last Tuesday – including a very large wine glass with levels marked "easy day", "rough day" and "don't even ask" – I'm sure that if I filled to the latter it would contain best part of a bottle. Anyway, to the point – she also bought a really beautiful silky tunic top in shades of teal and pink – colours that she (rightly?) thinks suit me – and has instructed me to BUY SOME LEGGINGS TO WEAR WITH IT. We are having a family lunch on Sunday to celebrate Mothers' Day (it's a different date in NZ) – and I have to do it, don't I?

This morning, smart/casual. Baggy M&S linen trousers, new flowery top (courtesy of birthday voucher from GN friend- she knows who she is), long Monsoon cardigan and sandals. Doing my weekly volunteering stint at the local heritage centre. .

Smart but not all black - unfortunately going to the funeral of a friend.

I shall be getting up and putting on my usual jeans and jumper- (blue with a cable stitch today).

Blue jeans, grey tee shirt, blue earrings and bare feet except when I put on sandals to collect the three-year-old grandson from preschool. The temperature is 20°C today, but it is autumn and chilly in the mornings and evenings. Shorts, singlets and summer skirts have all been put away until November an the warm weather comes.

Dark pink embellished tee-shirt, (almost) matching Primark gilet, navy jeans and tan lace-ups.

Tiered cotton skirt in 2 shades of green plus a bit of white, pale mauve t-shirt, red slippers with cream imitation fur trim. It was a stay home day with nobody expected apart from Asda delivery man, so what I wore didn`t really matter, as you can see.

Worked today. Wearing straight green chinos, green and white blouse and green waterfall cardi, all from Boden.

I'm another one who likes to get into my pjs early. There is nothing nicer than when I begin to feel tired knowing I am ready to hop into bed after a two minute tooth cleaning session, plus a bit of flossing to keep my hygienist happy.

I started off in last years off white sandals, navy cotton three-quarter length trousers and a mid blue polo shirt. Then DH suggested going out to lunch so I changed into this years sandals, beige suede sandals, the same trousers and a slightly smarter navy and grey tee shirt. Now I'm wearing long navy trousers, the blue polo shirt and a grey cardigan. Oh, and comfortable shoes and navy socks.

Oh I am so pleased that other people put their nighties on so early I thought I was a bit odd doing it but it is so comfy!

Yes whitewave it's one of my greatest pleasures in life.

Not having a good day, should have written 'three hours with friend'! x

Jeans and a dark blue Cotten shirt with white stars. But, I have spent one and a half hour with estate agent taking marketing photos of house and three hours this afternoon AND no one told me I had my shirt on inside out!!

Were they too polite, think I potty any way or simply did not notice?

x

Yep!
Just done that whitewave, bit earlier than usual
Very rarely do we go out in the evening so might as well be cosy.

I'm thinking about it now, but shower, not bath.

Does anyone else bath early evening if they aren't going out and then put on their nightwear - I nearly always do