You look wonderful! What a fun hobby. I guess my hobby is my dogs and I have purchased outerwear (jackets, shoes, boots, hats, gloves) specifically for walking in all types of weather that is also doggie friendly.

Really cute Yorkie socks!!!!!!!!! I'd love to see what outfits you wear for walking your dogs too Colette

Fitness/athletics is my main passion but I keep my gear completely separate! There is no crossover with a lone exception - I wear my Rachel Roy sweater (it says RELAX) at the start and end of yoga.

I never quite managed athleisuire, but I do like bodycon, though I seem to be sized out of a lot of slim trousers due to thigh size (the better to run and bike with.)

Grooming is wash and wear and short nails (piano, quilting, gardening.). I do paint my toenails to match my race gear when I have an event, though!

Jenn!

*slaps forehead*

YES. MY YORKIE BROOCH. It's so very special.

Colette, your doggies are SOOOOOO CUTE. Cuddle them for me.

I suppose it's more my career than my hobby, although most of my income comes from teaching now. Music and theater infuses my love of color, my penchant for being on the dressy side of things, my magpie leanings. I love the idea of costume -- of representing a character through clothing. If I indulged myself, I would present a different character every day -- not the fantasy of cosplay, but rather real characters in literature or theater.

I would need a much bigger closet!

Absolutely!

My main hobbies are riding motorcycles and playing electric guitar. Oh, I can't forget walking Morgan the amazing rescue Mini Aussie. My style tends to go rocker/biker pretty consistently plus no heels because I walk all the time.

My main hobbies are reading, gardening, cooking and travel plus fitness.

Cooking has an impact on how I dress in terms of size Travel has some impact and influence too-I like to add pieces from different places.

This is fascinating! Many of the things mentioned as hobbies here (cooking, gardening, exercise) are huge parts of my life... but I regard them as chores!

Definitely - reading, kimono and IT all used to influence what I wore. Reading - I remember Belladonna and also the Harry Potter books having an influence. Kimono - the neck-baring style and tubular silhouette always draw my eye in clothing. IT - no long nails, no bracelets, practical stuff.

However, since the arrival of my now-nearly-3-yaer-old, like abc I don't do any of my hobbies any more and I have become very Generic Mum. My non-work wardrobe mainly reflects my toddler chasing, dog walking and my increasing waistline, alas.

I don't do it much lately, as a mom of three, but I really love doing calligraphy in an illuminated manuscript kind of a style, and I love Irish step and ballroom dancing. My love for certain hues and shapes in clothing is definitely influenced by calligraphy and I realize lately some shoes, like lace up flats, really appeal because they remind me of dance.

I like wearing jewelry I've made.