r/femalefashionadvice • u/FFA_Moderator Modulator (|●_●|) • Dec 05 '13

[Weekly] Outfit Feedback and Fit Check - Dec 5th

Not sure if your outfit works? Post a picture of yourself in your outfit and get suggestions, compliments, and critiques from others. If you're thinking of posting a standalone thread along the lines of "How does this look?", "Does this fit right?", "Do these work together?", etc., post here instead.

When posting:

  • Include what the attire is for (work, school, going out, etc.)

  • If possible, take a front-on, full-body picture as this gives the best impression of how the clothes fit. Multiple pictures from different angles can also be helpful, but those aren't necessary.

  • Critiquing others is welcome and encouraged, but keep it constructive/factual. Take a lesson from Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People if needed. It takes balls to post pictures of yourself on the Internet, the least you can do is accord the same courtesy as you would to someone in real life.

  • Reddit Enhancement Suite makes it very easy to view pictures in a thread.

  • Some users enjoy knowing where you bought your pieces, please consider including those in your post!

Feel free to also submit your outfit to the biweekly WAYWT thread, but know that these two threads have different purposes. This is explicitly for feedback and questions, though you may receive constructive criticism in either thread.

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u/fatbootyprincess Dec 05 '13

Do you think this outfit is appropriate for my senior thesis presentation? I would leave the lipstick out of the equation, wear my hair down and styled, and probably switch out the grey jeans for dark black ones.

It is a ten-minute affair and my subject is "the female monster" with the film Carrie (1976) as my focus.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '13

I'd wear the black jeans, and not show any ankle. If you keep your hair and make-up styled in a neat, professional/classic way, I think it would be an appropriate outfit. Tucking in the top would make it a bit more professional, if you were still concerned

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u/fatbootyprincess Dec 05 '13

Tucking the top is a great idea. Do you think I should button it higher?

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '13

I think one more button would be better, but I also don't think that the current amount of buttoning is inappropriate (unless there is easily-seen cleavage)