What you say about Ellen degeneres dressing style?!
Question: Women have been wearing pants and shirts for years now. What's the big deal. I can't even remember the last time I wore a skirt or dress, except maybe a long summer type one. Frankly I think guy clothes are way more comfy. The shoes sure as hell are. I don't wear jewellry that often either. Just to go somewhere special. And no, I'm not a lesbian.
Answers: Women have been wearing pants and shirts for years now. What's the big deal. I can't even remember the last time I wore a skirt or dress, except maybe a long summer type one. Frankly I think guy clothes are way more comfy. The shoes sure as hell are. I don't wear jewellry that often either. Just to go somewhere special. And no, I'm not a lesbian.
I love ittt
She makes no excuses that she is a Lesbian, and likes to dress in manish clothes.
kool, but it's kinda in your face that she's a lesbian
There is nothing much to be said about her dressing stye. Nothing much can be said about her for that matter.
she lets you know what saddle she rides i like her upfront and no bling.
She looks comfortable and dresses for herself. Not all lesbians dress like men-this is just Ellen.
I would discribe it as Boyish and smart-casual.
She has a personal style and good taste, I don't see anything wrong with it.
I say it reflects her personality and life style.
Non-Lipstick Lesbian.
Her style is great and she does not conform to what society says how a women is supposed to dress. Being a tom boy myself i wear my fitteds and sneakers but i do know when to switch it up into a skirt, shorts etc. But its really what you feel comfortable with and plus shes rich so she shouldnt care ! lol
I don't think it's a mannish style, I just think it's comfy-casual but smart enough so you can tell it's planned. Obviously there are lesbian-like aspects - the shirts, the baggy jeans - but that suits her and anyway, it isn't only lesbians who dress that way. Also, if you accept that it is a lesbian style, surely you're also accepting that it definitely isn't a mannish style?