All my stupid fashion Q's in one thread

Uggs are still quite popular. I think most of the girls tuck their pants in. I don't like them. They are too oddly shaped, and just look bulky and misshapen. ha, but that's a personal choice. My dd has several pairs.

Scarves, love, still in fashion, yes I cut the tags off.

CROCS???!!! were NEVER in. I think it's ok to wear at work, like nurse crocs, and yes I know some people think they are comfortable. But if you are talking fashion, just NO.

I know nothing about Danskos?? like shoes? or work out?

I am a fashion zero. I went clothes shopping the other day and I think I am either totally out of the loop or most of the clothes I saw were just plain ugly (oh, or the third option of I wore it already in middle/high school.)

I had money to spend and couldn't find a thing. I ended up with a couple of classic crew neck type sweaters that I can wear mostly with jeans. It was very odd.

Uggs are good.

Crocs? No. They were never in. Should be confined to gardening or dorm style shower situations.

Dansko - only if you have a serious foot problem and can't wear other shoes or work 12 hour nursing shifts.

Scarves are always nice. Yes, you should cut the tags off.

Uggs remind me of indoor slippers and look horrendous when they've been wet/worn in snow. I wouldn't wear them under jeans they're going to look too bulky.
I cut the tags off scarves.
Crocs were never in, they are the ugliest shoes known to man and should never be worn in a situation where other people can see your feet.
Are Danskos the clog type shoes? If so see above.

Uggs, not a fan, but see plenty of high school girls wearing them.

Crocs...the original ones were never really in, they do have some cute flip flops and sandals. There are three Croc stores in Manhatten, including one on the trendy Soho area, so they can't be totally taboo. :-)

Danskos are pretty trendy still in the Seattle area, but we do a lot of functional fashion here. No kitten heels.

Riding boots are more popular here than Uggs, but like Smartypants said, Uggs aren't really in or out. I still see people wear them and it's almost always with pants tucked in.

I don't generally have an issue with scarf tags, but if it was going to bug me, I'd carefully cut it out.

Crocs--out. However, DD is in HS and says there's a movement starting among a large group of kids in her school to bring them back in. I'm pretty sure it's just a novelty thing since these kids all wore them when they were in elementary school when they were popular. I have an old beat up pair for yard work but they don't leave the house.

Danskos--I only ever saw my medical field friends and people with back/knee/foot issues wear these. I had knee issues last year and wore them and they helped a great deal and my pain went away this summer. This year they actually made the knee pain return, so they've been retired. I don't think I would have every bought these unless it was for the knee issue. I'd like cuter shoes in general, but my feet and knees have other plans for my footwear wardrobe!

I wear Danskos because I have fallen arches. They're clunky but they work. So out or in, I'm in.

I never liked Crocs and I still don't, but I think they are kinda out.

I cut the tags off my scarves. But then I'm left with a little strip of tag if I don't want to cut the stitching where it's attached.

I think Uggs or Ugg-like sheepskin boots are sort of a staple in many wardrobes and will always be fine.

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When you use a tissue, do you fold it in half before blowing your nose? And then do you fold it again and use it twice. I have a cold an am using a lot of tissues today, so I'm wondering.

Uggs (or any kind of shorter boot), I usually see the pants tucked in.

Scarves, I just tuck the label in, but I'm not a fashionista.

Dansko, I like comfortable shoes like Dansko, Born, Clarks. Most of my shoes are several years old and I still get compliments when I wear them. Either I'm timeless or everyone I work with doesn't have any fashion sense. I'm hoping it is the former, lol.

For me UGGS and Crocs are a purpose footwear. I don't garden and I'm not a doctor or nurse, so I don't have any Crocs I do have my Costco UGG style boots that I love for camping and the dog park. I want my feet warm and love that I can slip them on to take the dogs potty in the morning. Since I'm not out and about town in my boots it doesn't matter to me whether they are in or out, but I think I always tuck my pants into them when I put them on.

I think brightly colored wellies and Bogs are replacing the Uggs around here. I do still see them a lot though, so they aren't out. They just aren't super trendy anymore, which really is a good thing overall.

I take the tag out of a scarf if it's going to be a problem. I don't wear them much though because I have a short neck and a big, high chest. I feel like something is about to eat my face.

I love my Danskos. I think it's a style that's never going to be trendy, but they are fine and a quite popular for certain professions.

Uggs...When I read the name I think of teenagers to mid-20's. I'm sure they're in style, but feel I'm too old for them. I would wear skinny jeans & tuck inside.

Scarves ... I think they're cute, but have no idea how to wear/tie them.

Crocs...I don't think they're ever in style!

Dansko's ...Sorry, no experience with them.

Most of the things I wear are for comfort and not fashion and I am ok with that.

I have arthritis and it can be bad in my feet. I also have weird arches and most shoes have arch support in the wrong spot for me. Barefoot for me is the most comfortable, but I need shoes to leave the house. So, I wear what keeps my feet from killing me - Crocs, Dansko or similar. Buying shoes is a pain (pun intended). I can spend hours in a shoe store trying to find something that won't cause me pain. That's why I usualkly stick to the old reliables.

I've never owned Uggs. They aren't comfortable for me.

I don't wear scarves. Things around my neck bug me.