[speaker002:] okay let's see um when I was working I would wear um comfortable casual type clothes nothing real dressy but um mostly um I do like to wear shirts that are kind of longer and um
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] not real high high shoes I would say more
[speaker001:] more flats with low heels
[speaker002:] more more flat kind of shoes and something that would be comfortable to wear throughout the day nothing that would be too dressy
[speaker001:] well I work in an office so I wear a lot of suits and but my shoes are lower heels I'm not able to wear high heels
[speaker002:] um-hum
[speaker001:] and uh I wear but right now it's kind it's real casual in this office because we're getting ready for this holiday and and we're wearing pants and sweaters
[speaker002:] which is nice that's that's
[speaker001:] a lot of girls wear jeans but I just I don't approve of that in a office
[speaker002:] um-hum I felt the same way well I work in a private high school and I always felt like I had to dress I dress casually but yet I dress a little bit
[speaker001:] oh yeah
[speaker002:] dressy I dress totally dressy compared to what the kids came in to what the kids looked like you know I had to
[speaker001:] uh-huh well you're an example for the kids then
[speaker002:] right so I had this and real conservative my taste runs real conservative I like white blouses with little Peter Pan collars and sweaters and cardigans and turtlenecks and just kind of um just very conservative kind of traditional clothes and nothing nothing at all faddish I don't I get suits or dresses that I have that I had several years that I can pull out of my closet and they will still be in style just as they were when I first bought them
[speaker001:] um-hum oh that's good that's good uh-huh that's the kind to get
[speaker002:] you know that kind of stuff yeah
[speaker001:] kind that's in style for a long time that's the kind I have too
[speaker002:] yeah and just just um
[speaker001:] I like a lot of color though too
[speaker002:] I do too I do too a lot of
[speaker001:] I like the peaches and the
[speaker002:] um-hum well I have uh dark hair so I do like to wear the real bright I like bright bright royal blues and bright reds on on on me
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] and that's kind of nice especially for the holidays it's fun to dress with all the bright colors
[speaker001:] right well I have light hair it's a kind of a reddish blonde so I wear the bright blues too and the
[speaker002:] uh-huh uh-huh
[speaker001:] uh but I can't wear red red's just too much
[speaker002:] no too much for you uh-huh huh okay um-hum
[speaker001:] but I like the peaches and the greens and the blues and and uh
[speaker002:] and um let's see what was the question did we supposed to come
[speaker001:] the seasons the colors in the seasons there's
[speaker002:] okay
[speaker001:] I like the darker colors in the fall the browns and the
[speaker002:] yes now browns I stay away from browns because I have dark eyes and dark hair so for for me
[speaker001:] oh okay well see I wear a lot of those I like a lot of brown
[speaker002:] a lot of those who look pretty shirt um-hum
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] that that I have a a little three year old that has very blonde hair and I dress her with different colors that I never get to wear like the bright the bright um she looks really pretty in yellow just like a real bright lemon yellow and um certain colors like that and she um
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] I'll put on her and they look real cute um that's it well
[speaker001:] uh-huh yeah well I like a lot of nice I wear a lot of nice clothes too of course they are expensive it takes money to dress nice now
[speaker002:] well that's the that's the problem I think it's you know the way you would like to dress and the way you could afford to dress is two different
[speaker001:] well when you work yeah when you work a lot of your money goes to your clothes because you're trying to look nice like everybody else in the office
[speaker002:] yes that's right I found that even just working part-time in this uh private school last year um it was it it was an expense just to get started to get the clothes after being home with the kids and like I said it was real important because I was working around teenagers and I like you said had to set an example and I
[speaker001:] that's right that's right
[speaker002:] well wouldn't have felt comfortable wearing jeans although some of the teachers did once in a while that I don't I very rarely even just wear jeans at home you know I'm not comfortable in them
[speaker001:] yeah well now you could have mixed and matched them did you do that with different skirts and blouses and
[speaker002:] yes
[speaker001:] to make different outfits uh-huh
[speaker002:] yes that that is a big consideration if I have a a solid navy blue blazer I might you know go ahead and pick up a plaid skirt or something and then maybe a solid whatever to mix and match that
[speaker001:] yeah you can make um-hum
[speaker002:] I sit there and really kind of I really have to take a long time to think about what to to get because like you said you have to
[speaker001:] can make your wardrobe larger that way by
[speaker002:] right to make it right and also adding some accessories to different different things I'm not a real um I don't like to wear really big earrings I kind of have a few gold earrings that are my favorites and just little pearls so I'm really kind of boring in a sense conservative
[speaker001:] well now the the scarves I didn't really go for the scarves did you
[speaker002:] no they once in a while I'd I'd try one on and it would seem right and then before I walked walked out the door I'd have it off because it just didn't feel right
[speaker001:] yeah I just didn't go for the scarves I don't know
[speaker002:] I didn't um I didn't like that too much either
[speaker001:] I knew some women that they in fact they still