What to wear on a date - Page 4

BohoBelle · 31-12-2007

Its freezing here and going to snow tomorrow a little bit. We are going to an early dinner and then who knows? I would say not totally casual, but not formal either.

DandyWarhol · 31-12-2007

since it's cold, better dress for the weather! wouldn't want to be freezing, that would be no fun. also, is the restaurant you're going to fancy or casual?
i think a skirt and shirt would work perfectly.. add some opaque tights and a pair of heels and you're good! layering, i think, would be key, so under the shirt a camisole maybe, and under your coat maybe a cardigan/sweater? a pashmina can double as a scarf for when you're outdoors and something to wrap around your shoulders inside..
of course, you should be totally comfortable in what you're wearing! try different looks and see what works.

Passion4Flashin · 31-12-2007

ew. i hate snow.

i like this look A LOT. (i was putting something together in photoshop but then i found this look.. and it's similar to what i was putting together)

with a coat like this over..

i think that'd be perfect for a first date.

BohoBelle · 31-12-2007

Great ideas! I'll wear my grey pashmina as a scarf/wrap. Now the outfit above is a bit hard to make out because of all the black, is that a tunic with leggings and boots?

Blondes · 01-01-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by DandyWarhol

of course, you should be totally comfortable in what you're wearing!

Yes, I think this is the most important - when you feel comfortable and confident in what you are wearing you look the most beautiful.

Wearing something that you need to adjust and that makes you fidget reflects on your overall "personality" as far as first dates go.

Street_a_Licious · 23-06-2008

strategicly placed whipped cream and strawberries

seriously tho, i think guys should wear something that combines both comfort and good looks. a good pair of jeans, either sandals or drivers (or even slip ons) and an oxford shirt. if it's a tad bit more formal or upscale, throw a blazer on top. a well cut pullover is perfect for casual dates. a hoodie when it's a date by the water.

always make sure to smell good!

fashionista-ta · 25-06-2008

bump for merging

softgrey · 12-05-2009

this thread is sad...no one ever posts in it!!!
doesn't anyone on this site go on any dates?!?!...

...

we need more pics...
more ideas...

i am going to add some stuff here...
maybe it will inspire some people to get out and find their one true love!!!...

...

:p

softgrey · 12-05-2009

what do you guys think about a woman wearing a blazer on a date?...
it that too 'formal'?...too business-like...
does it say...'don't touch'...
maybe it's better for lunch than for drinks?...

i don't know...
thoughts...?

..sartorialist.com

uberwench · 12-05-2009

I think if you look like her ^ you can wear whatever the hell you like

. I wouldn't wear a blazer though, unless I was balancing it out with a mini.

I don't date, I hate the whole idea of 'dating' and tend to do the English thing where I manage to have relationships without ever going on dates before. However, a friend of mine is basically a professional dater and has very strict advice on first date (daytime or early afternoon) attire:

1. Wear a flattering minidress, but dress it down with a long cardigan and tights so you don't look like you're trying too hard, or are high maintenance, or care too much.
2. Never wear very high heels, ballet flats are better for first date.
3. Perfect hair.
4. Subtle make-up.

helena · 13-05-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by softgrey

this thread is sad...no one ever posts in it!!!
doesn't anyone on this site go on any dates?!?!...

...

we need more pics...
more ideas...

i am going to add some stuff here...
maybe it will inspire some people to get out and find their one true love!!!...

...

:p

omg i bought this dress last week!!!!

helena · 13-05-2009

softgrey - you can totally wear a blazer on a date....depends on what you wear with it.....

softgrey · 13-05-2009

ahh ha...helena...
i LOVE that dress...they don't have it at my apc

...

i do have something similar that i got at topshop awhile back...
but i would love to have that dress...
lucky you!!!...

uberwench...you are funny...
and so is your friend...:p
'strict rules'...

...

With_the_wind · 13-05-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by softgrey

this thread is sad...no one ever posts in it!!!
doesn't anyone on this site go on any dates?!?!...

...

we need more pics...
more ideas...

i am going to add some stuff here...
maybe it will inspire some people to get out and find their one true love!!!...

...

:p

People here spend too much money on clothes to have anything left over for dates

With_the_wind · 13-05-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by softgrey

what do you guys think about a woman wearing a blazer on a date?...
it that too 'formal'?...too business-like...
does it say...'don't touch'...
maybe it's better for lunch than for drinks?...

i don't know...
thoughts...?

Blazers are fine as long as they're not:
1. cut like a business blazer
2. combined with anything that would suggest more work than play. Business attire for women, doesn't evoke a very appealing image, aside from the secretary.

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BohoBelle front row Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Boston Gender: femme Posts: 217	Great ideas! I'll wear my grey pashmina as a scarf/wrap. Now the outfit above is a bit hard to make out because of all the black, is that a tunic with leggings and boots? __________________ You don't find a style, ... a style finds you. - Keith Richards

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Passion4Flashin windowshopping Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Chicago Gender: homme Posts: 11	ew. i hate snow. i like this look A LOT. (i was putting something together in photoshop but then i found this look.. and it's similar to what i was putting together) with a coat like this over.. i think that'd be perfect for a first date.

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Street_a_Licious V.I.P. Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Vienna Gender: homme Posts: 10,544	strategicly placed whipped cream and strawberries seriously tho, i think guys should wear something that combines both comfort and good looks. a good pair of jeans, either sandals or drivers (or even slip ons) and an oxford shirt. if it's a tad bit more formal or upscale, throw a blazer on top. a well cut pullover is perfect for casual dates. a hoodie when it's a date by the water. always make sure to smell good!

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uberwench front row Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: London Gender: femme Posts: 228	I think if you look like her ^ you can wear whatever the hell you like . I wouldn't wear a blazer though, unless I was balancing it out with a mini. I don't date, I hate the whole idea of 'dating' and tend to do the English thing where I manage to have relationships without ever going on dates before. However, a friend of mine is basically a professional dater and has very strict advice on first date (daytime or early afternoon) attire: 1. Wear a flattering minidress, but dress it down with a long cardigan and tights so you don't look like you're trying too hard, or are high maintenance, or care too much. 2. Never wear very high heels, ballet flats are better for first date. 3. Perfect hair. 4. Subtle make-up.

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helena Swim Upstream Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: europe Gender: femme Posts: 6,459	softgrey - you can totally wear a blazer on a date....depends on what you wear with it.....

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