Transitional Weather Clothing Disorder

16 Oct 2006

I was listening to the radio on Saturday and they had a big article about what clothes women should be wearing. Apparently, some women get confused as Summer turns into Winter because they don't know what to wear. It looks cold out and its October but its too sunny to wear warm clothes or it looks sunny but its a bit too cold to wear Summer clothes.
Is this right? Or is it just a wee bit patronising?
This is not my opinion, I'm just reporting what I heard redface

16 Oct 2006

I'd wear much the same but with a jumper over the top dunno

16 Oct 2006

Quote by varca
I wear summery stuff all year round, can't bear anything on my arms unless I really have too. Odd yes lol Apparently just looking at me makes people feel cold in the winter. Have never been quite sure how to take that :shock:

Strangely not the effect you had on me redface

16 Oct 2006

No confusion here, the minute August ends my winter clothes come out. Summer clothes emerge on the odd occassion we actually get enough to make it worth while.
I can take layers off if need be, I can't abide being cold though.
Jas
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16 Oct 2006

I have this problem every time the seasons change.......It's like I can't remember what I wore last time the seasons changed.....so I go shopping and get a few items to merge my summers and winter wardrobes (this time 2 pairs of shoes, 1 jumper, 1 top, 1 dress, 1skirt and a pair of leggings) and I'm all sorted......although in actually fact I don't really wear them much as I wear a uniform at work and the rest of the time I generally wear tracksuits......so maybe I should just give up worrying about what to wear......... lol

16 Oct 2006

Quote by poshkate
I have this problem every time the seasons change.......It's like I can't remember what I wore last time the seasons changed.....so I go shopping and buy everything I can get my hands on and never wear it, then when winter/autumn comes again I forget I bought the entire contents of a shop last year and buy new again. Leading to instances such as when I opened a double wardrobe in the spare room the other month and proclaimed...............OMG look a whole winter wardrobe I forgot I had

<<<<<<<<< at the moment has only summer clothes at PKHQ as there is no room for anymore due to PK's extensive wardrobe rolleyes

16 Oct 2006

Quote by sheddy
I have this problem every time the seasons change.......It's like I can't remember what I wore last time the seasons changed.....so I go shopping and buy everything I can get my hands on and never wear it, then when winter/autumn comes again I forget I bought the entire contents of a shop last year and buy new again. Leading to instances such as when I opened a double wardrobe in the spare room the other month and proclaimed...............OMG look a whole winter wardrobe I forgot I had

<<<<<<<<< at the moment has only summer clothes at PKHQ as there is no room for anymore due to PK's extensive wardrobe rolleyes

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17 Oct 2006

Winter = Army Surplus Store simple innit dunno

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18 Oct 2006

Apparently, some women get confused as Summer turns into Winter because they don't know what to wear. It looks cold out and its October but its too sunny to wear warm clothes or it looks sunny but its a bit too cold to wear Summer clothes.
Is this right? Or is it just a wee bit patronising?

I suffer big time from this problem twice a year! Today for example I have a pair of 3/4 length trousers on but need to wear boots with them not to get the ankle chill of autumn, trouble is boots are a bit too hot then I take them off indoors and have cold air flapping round my calfs. Can't win. Also if I answer the door I look a bit silly with short tousers and socks on (don't worry I do dress up for swinging meets!! LOL) Have decided to go shopping on Saturday to help with this transitional phase.
pink x

18 Oct 2006

I've just spent the last hour or so going through my clothes, packing away all the shorts and t shirts, summer skirts and sandals and getting all my woolly pullies out of storage. sad

I either have too many clothes or not enough wardrobes confused