Why Do Some Women Like Scruffy Trousers

What are some different formal/semi formal wear for women?

So you've got that dream job in a corporate office or you're a woman entrepreneur and have a business meeting and you are looking for a formal dress?With exposure to social media and the internet, finding variety isn't a challenge. The challenge is to identify what suits you best and what is appropriate at the workplace.It may sound very obvious, but women often get it wrong.“If your clothes are too big or too small, they are not going to look good. Ensuring a proper fit applies to everything you are wearing”Let’s look at some options for formal wear that you can wear in your office:Formal Dress for a lady who takes public transportIf you're a professional who has to travel by public transport, in a city like say, Bombay or Delhi, chances are that by the time you get off that train or bus, your clothes will be crumpled and messy.It would not be formal anymore...So it's important to wear wrinkle proof material like polyester for example. Wear Plolyester formal blouses with a formal pair of trousers or a knee length skirt.A business dress for that all important meeting is also a good option if you're travelling by car or cab. Choose classic colours like navy, grey, ivory, peach and black in a corporate setting for a presentation but if you are an entrepreneur or if your organisation is more liberal, you can go with brighter colors too but be aware that the bright color looks formal.Although cotton and linen keep you cool, they are not wrinkle free, so what many women do is carry them in their bags and change dress at work.Traditional Indian formal wear for womenLets look at some traditional Indian work wear. There are some funky options that look Indian and classy.#1. Jackets are in. There are so many varieties of formal indian traditional jackets.#2. You can wear a tunic with slim, tapered pants. These are available both in formal and casual wear. Try before purchasing.#3. Salwaar suits are comfortable or Kurtas with leggings that stretch and keep you comfortable all day. Indian frofessionals prefer them over all kind of formals.#4. Silk Sarees are the epitome of classy business Indian wear & if you can carry it off, nothing like it!Hope these tips has helped. For more such tips on formal dress for women, you can Join SHEROES ( Women Only Fashion and Lifestyle Community) - A #CreateItYourWay space for fashion creators. You can showcase your unique style, highlight your fashion story and share your expertise.

Why do females have to sit when they pee?

Oh, good grief, not this again. WE DO NOT HAVE TO SIT when we pee. Female humans have to get clothing out of the way, which can be done squatting or standing up bent forward at the hips. This is how most female mammals pee, and they don’t have pee running down their legs every time. My mother taught me a very long time ago how NOT to sit on most public toilet seats; flip the seat up, sort of crouch over the bowl, and pee. My mother was not one to teach ANY small ( short, short legs, bad aim) child something that would result in pants, socks and shoes soaked with pee. She also did not want to be the mom with the little girl who peed in her clothes because there was No Place to Sit Down.Female humans, if you want a demonstration of how to pee without sitting down, when you get the chance, watch a mare peeing. She is automatically bent forward at the hips, because she’s a four footed mammal, a horse. She pees behind herself.The urethra is forward of the vagina and labia, BTW. The vagina is internal. The labia can be moved aside so they’re not in the way of the pee stream.If you’re female, and you are getting dressed up in a corset with the knickers inside it, or you’re in armor, or a wedding dress, or insulated construction worker coveralls outdoors in the snow, without thinking “How am I going to pee in this?” … you should have planned ahead. Or worn Depends. Because sitting down won’t help either.

Women's Fashion and Style: Should leggings and yoga pants go away?

All these answers say no, but let me make a case for yes (sort of).People that think yoga pants and leggings should "go away" really mean that they wish people would wear them less. They have become so popular that some people are sick of seeing them. There are a TON of clothing options out there. I understand people saying how leggings are affordable and versatile. That is true, but so many other items of clothing are ALSO affordable, versatile, and comfortable.Take for example the slouchy black trouser. You can wear it with 80% of the outfits that you can wear leggings with. It gives a more slouchy silhouette, which after all those years wearing tight pants will feel like a breath of fresh air. Perhaps even more comfortable than tight leggings!It's a good feeling to step out and try a new style of clothing. It's just clothing after all. Why not shake things up and expand your options beyond the legging?

Should men always wear underwear?

This is one of those questions to which there is no right or wrong answer. There are many factors to be considered when making this ultimately personal choice. Some things to consider is your own level of modesty and that of those around you. If wearing lightweight trousers, you are more likely to have a more visible bulge and one that might be significantly more detailed if, for example, you are circumcised.If you’re of an age where spontaneous erections are happening on a regular basis, this might be another reason to indeed wear some sort of briefs.Some men produce more pre-ejaculatory fluid (or precum) than others even when not aroused, and if this is the case, obviously an extra layer of protection would be beneficial.Another thing to consider is that after urination, even if you’re fairly careful to shake off the last bits of urine from your penis, it’s often not until you sit back down that those last drops are essentially “squeezed” out the shaft and could result in a rather embarrassing wet spot.There are certainly many other things to consider that are likely unique to your reality and so as I said originally, this is a choice that only you can make. No one man’s answer would be incorrect for his life but that wouldn’t necessarily fit into yours.Above all else, make sure whichever you choose is what makes you most comfortable physically and emotionally.

Why do some overweight girls wear tight clothing?

You must be feeling, I assume, that they should *not* do this…?Style and comfort (as long as it is not constricting). And something form-fitting like leggings *may* give you your slimmest, best appearance possible.Big beautiful women don’t have to hide. Some still do, some choose to love who they are.Plus size girls just want attractive clothes that fit, in a reasonably comfortable and fashionable way.Plus size girls have basically 3 choices: wear huge baggy clothing to “hide” her body from all who will judge her; wear “normal” clothes, as close to “normal” as she can get; or wear tight clothes. It’s generally easy, but not so attractive, to wear big baggy clothes, you’re not fooling anyone and they just make you look bigger. “Normal” clothes in Plus sizes can be really hard to find. Even if they do find them, one part of the clothing (e.g. the behind) may still be tight just because of the shape of the body. Now, much to their dismay, almost all the favorite styles these days involve tight clothing: jeans, tights, leggings, yoga pants, etc. But the interesting thing about those, even though you are now putting everything on display, you still seem slimmer than if you were wearing a tent to conceal everything. And these styles are easy to find, easy to wear, and usually make what ever you have underneath look as good as it possibly can.