Alone, generally a towel or boxers.

Around the house or with friends, ancient cargo shorts that started off as three quarters and now are a bit above the knees simply becuase they are the most fucking comfortable thing in existence, and a t-shirt.

In public: Jean/surf shorts, jeans if it's cold or a bit formal, collared short sleeve, jacket if it rains/hails or actually gets cold enough that I can't wear something short sleeved.

Formal: Fancier jeans and short sleeved shirts. Haven't had the need for anything more formal in over a decade, no one I know's died or got married and my job's have all been manual labour oriented.

Colours for everything are blue, green, black or white. Only colours a pale red head can wear really.

Shorts (Yes, in winter as well. Why? It's more fun that way).
T-shirt (unless it's like a school dance or something).
Camo jacket (not so unusual, two other people at school have the exact same one).
Holey socks.
Torn up sneakers (When the rubber comes off, it's a moccasin!)

Honestly, some of you people could've said SOMETHING different/interesting, but all I really saw was either: jeans or boxers/nude.

Ah, style. If only the world would give me a brush and allow me to paint the masses in various shades of Crodevillian Cool.

Due to proximity and sheer uniqueness, I've gotten most of my clothes from Harajuku and Ginza. Before that, it was stores from overseas with web sites. I've said it before, but it bears repeating, the vast majority of American fashion can be summed up with the phrase "lacking," which isn't a phrase at all until I attach "severely," and even then I don't know if that necessarily constitutes a phrase.

The above is said with all the arrogance and snobbery I can possibly fit into one post without resorting to actually splitting it into two. People often do themselves a disservice by not paying enough attention to their fashion.

Days Off - Jeans, T-shirt, Sandals.

Working - Slacks, Polo Shirts, Stompin Boots.

Normally, I just usually wear whatever I feel like wearing. Some days I wear jeans and a t-shirt, and some days I wear a turtleneck with a brown over sweater thing (I like that outfit), but I usually can be see in jeans (although I like my black pants too).

To dress up: On the fancier side, Black almost pin-striped blouse and black pants with my awesome black shoes. (I love my black shoes) When the occasion just calls for a little nicer, I usually wear a nice sweater or something like that.

Yeah, my style is pretty boring too, but oh well.

I wear t-shirts a lot, and when it's cold I have a red fleece jacket I wear almost all the time. I never zip it up though; that defeats the purpose of wearing cool t-shirts. I also always wear jeans.

Come to think of it, I really need new shoes. These sneakers are quite old and dirty.

MB: A duster? Cool.

I wear either jeans or dress pants.
t-shirt or dress shirt(button up long sleeve)
Umbrella corperation jacket or grey jacket.
my fav t-shirt says LIFE! Still a poor substitute for videogames.

yeah at this moment Im rocking jeans, dress shirt, both jackets(friggen cold/wet out) and last time I looked in a mirror my hair went WHAKA all over the place.

Ah.

Usually suits. Always with the suit. I am THE SUIT. This is at work.

At home - if I am alone, the pajama queen or robemaiden.
When I have my peeps around, dresspants and blouse. Not quite so formal as the suit, and I actually add colour to it. My clothes tend to be black, white, or some non offensive print for the blouse.

I present a very hard self to the world. Tends to protect me.

Jeans and whatever else I find in the wardrobe/floor that keeps me warm. It's good for all ocasions.