First, I wrote hands down, pants but decided to go with pants, no question.

Pants. No doubt about it. I don't want to have to worry about anything being exposed lol. I love thoughtless comfort and pants provide that for me.

I don't have a preference either way.

Whoa! Pants, by a landslide. Thanks to everyone who replied!

I'm so sorry about the post-and-run. It was not intentional. We have had rotating teacher's strikes for the past three weeks, and just yesterday they voted for a full-scale strike starting next week -- the cacky, as they say, has hit the fan. Anyone with school-aged children has been doing some scrambling yesterday today. And since Friday (tomorrow) was the rotating strike day for our district, today is in fact the last day of the year for our kids. (Unless they province and the teacher's union can come to an agreement before the last day of school). I will be scarce for the next while!

Pants and skirts about equally, but dresses get a big nay as I find them hard to fit and flatter. Sheath dresses look best on me, but I find them way too constricting. I wear my pencil skirts fairly loose which of course means they tend to spin around. Umm, so maybe make that pants and specifically jeans, since I can put them on in the morning and then forget to check them.

Pants for me too. I try skirts but they don't feel right...but then I tend to be attracted to more boyish looks anyway.

Either skirts or jeans for me. I always feel slightly dowdy in dress slacks, although they're a necessity in winter here.

Dresses, definitely. Specifically, sheath-style dresses. I feel like me in a dress.

Definitely skirts, as long as they don't ride up. Fit matters.

Definitely pants, or more accurately, jeans. I think it's a combination of feeling exposed in skirts and dresses and physical comfort and practicality. I always feel like I need an extra layer on my legs when I wear skirts, whether it's tights or leggings or those little bike shorts.

Fun thread Aziraphale!

I'm with Marin and Mander -- not just team pants but team jeans. All the way. It just might have something to do with my rural lifestyle (ya think?). Even when I'm doing my Farm Fashionista thing, as Angie calls it, if I add jeans to the mix I feel just that much less dressed up thus more appropriate to my environment. However I do enjoy putting on one of my sheath dresses a few times a year.

My love of jeans has nothing to do with how I sit. I am not a floor sitter and have always considered myself something of a girly girl. It is all about my environment.