Bring back the dirndl?

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Bring back the dirndl? Anonymous 09/21/15 (Mon) 08:58:51 No.1037

How do gals feel about modern clothing, I recently stumbled open a shop full of beautiful dirndls and started wondering how socially acceptable it would be to wear such things as everyday clothing.

Anonymous 09/22/15 (Tue) 01:45:29 No.1038

Those are really beautiful, wow. They're a bit overly dressy for day to day wear in 2015 though, without looking really LARPy.

I try to wear dresses and feminine silhouettes generally. It's not even easy to find simple and pretty dresses nowadays.

Anonymous 11/09/15 (Mon) 03:10:00 No.1069

>>1038

In the US, perhaps? Here you can find some women who still use them as daily-wear, all though they are an uncommon rarity I think I am seeing them more (and younger) in the last year. For something to be in fashion you need a few people brave enough to look silly and for people to follow. Are we the ones brave enough to look silly until it catches on? They're very beautiful so I think I wouldn't mind a few leftists giving me odd looks if it meant some good men gave me nice looks!! I'm not sure if I want to buy or tailor mine, though. I'm not as good at sewing as I wish I was...

Anonymous 11/17/15 (Tue) 19:38:29 No.1073

I think with how varying tastes in clothing is now acceptable - certain situations, like work, not included - I think something like this wouldn't be out of place. Besides, it isn't too important on other people's judgement on this sort of thing.

They always seem a little like Hallowe'en costumes since they're stereotypically wear. A properly made one probably wouldn't look like that though.

I suppose an apron will always be out of place in public. Even if they're done as nicely as that. (I know it's not an apron in that sense, but how else would it be said?)

Anonymous 11/22/15 (Sun) 03:58:42 No.1074

Nice thread! And wow, nice to see people posting some again!!! I thought the board had died!

>>1073

I talked to my older brother about this because he's very traditional and he doesn't mind giving me an honest "man's opinion about all the silly questions I ask at random because of the internet. Anyway, the short of he said he would immediately'' talk to a woman wearing traditional clothing. He said he'd like the courage of it, and how since he'd like a wife to dress that way anyway a women who already did so would "already be wife material".

So it was interesting to hear his strong opinion. Food for thought!

Anonymous 11/25/15 (Wed) 05:33:02 No.1075

>>1074

Man here, agree completely.

Anonymous 12/04/15 (Fri) 02:13:09 No.1077

I think it would be alright as long as you're not a dude. I would like to see women go back to wearing any sort of dress/skirt. Not that im against women in jeans, but dresses are so much more flattering to the female form. and legs, goddamn legs for days.

Anonymous 12/04/15 (Fri) 02:21:34 No.1078

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>>1077

Oh, and my own tidbit. I think pants and such came with the weight. What I mean is, fat chicks are kinda ruining women traditional clothing. you see, fat chicks are self conscious about their appearance. which is why pants, hoodies, and leggings are so in. they hide the shame, to wear a dress without making everyone throw up, you need a good physique. I would like to see dresses come back, because it only means women are getting back in the groove of maintaining a slim body type. I suppose curvy can be debatable. here's a picture to let you know what is considered curvy.

Anonymous 02/09/16 (Tue) 15:04:07 No.1086

I would love to wear dresses day in and day out, but my biggest problem is I'm unable to find dresses that are suitable for chasing kids and pets, for working in the garden, for scrubbing the kitchen floor, for all the rough and tumble things I have to do in a day. It's far more convenient to wear pants. But I've noticed that they are causing pain in my lower back. Do you have any recommendations for my situation? Thanks!