Spring: what to wear?

A bra for ones comfortable bosom aka? Surely not.

Glorious spring sunshine here. Very bravely emerged without 2 layers on legs (no leggings under the walking trousers! how daring is that?). Hope you are all suitably impressed.

Thanks for pointing that out Phoenix it's essential to The Look.

A bra for bosoms ....what else do you put in yours Jess (on second thoughts don't answer that!)

Hey folks! I wear my hair in a bun but no knitting needles, can't knit. Would crochet hooks do?
I hate trousers, only wear them for archery.
You forgot the essential

Pearl necklace!

I also have Velcro shoes!

Me too, Galen, but I have terrible feet which have always been a problem from when I was a child. I did ignore them and wore stilettoes when I was a teenager but now prefer 'old lady flat shoes'.
Do not want an 'old lady hairstyle' though.

And I have still some smart straight skirts at the back of the wardrobe from working days - will I ever wear them? The jackets went to the charity shop ages ago. I wear trousers mainly.

Another good look for a granny is a muslin nappy slung aross one shoulder, saves a lot of baby vomit dribbles

I walked 8kms this morning in sports ankle socks under walking sandles with velcro fastenings, a mid-length trekking skirt with side zip and side fastenings to shorten if needed, t-shirt, zipped sweatshirt, silk scarf , and silver hair clipped up. Cool and comfortable so I'm still wearing it all. Glamm? No. Fit and healthy? Yes. No pearls though.

Try for a bit of class ffinn you're letting the side down.

Pearls would just finish off your outfit. You can get some really good artificial ones these days I'm told and only Galen could tell the difference, but you're unlikely to meet her on your trek.

PS I trust they weren't white socks?

Yes - white!

Afraid that is a matter for the Fashion Police

Nah... cutting edge.

On my own I like dresses and skirts but when I'm with the GC it depends on their age eg toddler: loose trousers or jeans and washable top, no dangling earrings!!! With the older ones it would depend on what we're doing but can involve jewellery eg dangling earrings and necklaces and to tart everything up a bit a scarf. Shoes? Must be comfortable and I do like slipons with a high front or Velcro or button fastening. Some clogs too are easy to wear.
I'm giving a presentation soon and I'll either wear a dress and cardy, or trousers and a jacket though my bum looks well rounded in trousers so I'm not sure yet

When DGDs come, I have to wear my 'very pretty ring' if I wear any other I get a look of distinct disapproval. It's a sapphire surrounded by diamonds I inherited from my mother. Think I know who'll have it next. Dd not interested in jewellry
, although she does like pearls.

My second GD has earmarked my pearls - but not as classy as Galen's positively regal necklace.

I have 3 lovely sets of Ortak silver jewellery - necklaces and bracelets - and they're earmarked for my 3 DGD's. They know they can borrow them for appropriate occasions in the meantime!
I'm currently looking for a bride's mum outfit that isn't ott but have offered my diamond cluster pendant to the bride - strictly her 'something borrowed'!

Sounds lovely mcem when is the wedding?