Tweedlover:
Yes, pajama day seems to be a modern standard. My daughter has had a pajama day every year (well, not this year).I would never find it to be acceptable garb, but prior to the pandemic, the grandkids had designated pajama wear days at their high school.
I would never find it to be acceptable garb, but prior to the pandemic, the grandkids had designated pajama wear days at their high school.
Our oldest daughter is one of the Teachers at her three kids high school, so I'll have to ask her what she thought of the PJ days. I suspect she thought it to be Ok, because on at least one occasion she wore her normal clothes, but added a 'night cap' to the ensemble!
That's a new one on me. Can't say I've ever seen it. I'll just keep my opinion to myself on that one.Here’s a bit of an admission. There’s one recent trend that probably isn’t popular around here that I like, and only avoid because it’s age inappropriate for me: casual sport coat with joggers!
I just like the very casual yet mildly dressy vibe, and I do envy millennials and those young enough to pull it off.
Men. Women. Something in between or not at all. Why does it matter the gender of the wearer?
Why? If you can’t wear them, there’s no reason why others shouldn’t.
Perhaps rather than gender or even age, size should be the determining factor as to who wears "skinny jeans." One should never presume to force three pounds into a two pound sack! It looks just horrible. Just sayin.... LOL.
Prison attire. No belts allowed obviously, so the pants sagged.
Like anything else, that's why fit is important.Perhaps rather than gender or even age, size should be the determining factor as to who wears "skinny jeans." One should never presume to force three pounds into a two pound sack! It looks just horrible. Just sayin.... LOL.
My teenage daughter had some friends over from band last night...and they were all sporting ripped jeans.
