(pssstttt......ladies. I don't think it counts to list items that are not seasonally appropriate for the weather right now).

Una, I need you to find the perfect cashmere dress, and then I will cross my fingers that it is long enough for me

Cardigans. I don't know why.

I can wear so much more of my wardrobe this time of year than our hot summers when I am really limited. I haven't worn my R13 cross-over pants yet this year. Must think of how to style. I sold most of my colorful jeans last February on eBay.

Ceit, I don't know if you want a pair of slouchy crossover pants from ASOS that are too tall for me, but I can offer you those! Will send you a pic tomorrow as I'm going straight from hair to friend's cabin.

And let's keep our eyes open for the dress. So disappointed in the Sundance one.

Thanks, Una! I'd like to see them! I will keep on the lookout for dresses too.

Honestly? The entire tribe entitled 'anything I am fit to be seen in'. I had a super busy year of work and my not-so-secret evening/weekend life being just packed and was taking excellent care of myself on all fronts. That has been followed by an almost non-existent evening/weekend life and I have turned into a bit of a slug. It is easy to do when you work from home and are not leaving the house often. Why is that? I have all of this time and am doing nothing with it. So, I have come back to the forum where I know you all will forgive my long absence and help get me sorted again. How could I forget how helpful it is to me?

Refugee! Welcome back! And you don't have to live like a refugee!

I am doing the same and was thing about this this morning when I got dressed. I did force myself to wear a jacket, though.

Leggings -- haven't worn them in almost two years!
Vests -- long or cropped, my structured vests haven't seen much action either.

I was tempted to jump on the bright skinny bandwagon, but satisfied myself with a pair of orange cords -- which are now relegated to Halloween or SF Giants wear

Interesting about how many are you are not feeling your blazers. I've been considering investing in some, but now I'm wondering how much I would really wear them! I do like the look though...

Form-fitting tops, cardigans, boot-cut and wide-leg trousers. Love the bootcut and fluid trousers looks others have been posting, but cannot seem to make it work for me.

Cardigans.
I've been living in soft pullover sweaters or comfy blazers (nothing stiff or constricting.)

Scarves and jewelry. I still wear them but not nearly as much as I once did. It may be that simplicity is more appealing.
Leggings, although they will probably come out when the weather gets colder...like next week!
Long "boyfriend" cardigans, although it is still a bit warm for them too. Maybe they no longer look current.

my tribe is different -it is brown. Shoes, dresses, skirts, toppers, jeans, - if it is brown I do not want to put it on, and that includes leopard print which I just started wearing last year. luckily not many items are brown. But it is limiting my choices when fall has brown as one of my basic colors.

I've pulled back from my woven button-down shirts, not because I no longer like and enjoy them, but because they don't give me the satisfaction of warmth at this time of year.

I'm wearing more sweaters and leather jackets at the moment.

Shannon, you still have a skinnies-in-colors friend here, as I'm wearing my dark orange ankle-zip Zara skinnies today with my denim shirt, animal-print wedge booties, navy chunky sweater and fawn-colored leather jacket. Weird visual, I know, but, hey, it works.

Work pants, aka wide-leg/bootcut trousers. But I finally figured out that I am not wearing them because I don't have any shoes I like with them. Currently in search of shoes.

Another vote for cardigans. Cardi, tank/tee and jeans were my uniform for years. They still fit well and I'm not getting rid of them, but they're not seeing as much love as they used to.

CocoLion, that's funny that you mention that - I'm drooling over R13 crossovers and almost thinking of buying some (usually I buy jeans second-hand) but I'm afraid they'd be one of those items I'd never wear. Either that or I'd wear them every day!

Fitted buttondowns and blazers....maybe I just don't want anything too constricting right now.

Late to the party, but -

1. Blazers - I feel like a kid playing dressup in the two I have. I want a bf style blazer with a narrow lapel but fear it would never be worn, either.

2. Solid coloured knit tops - with pleats or draping or whatever. They used to be my easy go-to option but now they feel like an express ticket to schlump city.

Skirts (no change there) & dressier trousers. Since buying my harem pants nothing else feels as fab, I'm on the look out for more slouchy pants that aren't black

Despite having some fab skirts, I have to remind myself to wear them - I think I am a pants girl

During winter I rarely reached for a dress. Now that the weather is warming up I have worn a dress the past two days.

I have not reached for any of my three pairs of coloured skinny jeans. I think I jumped on this bandwagon with enought consideration and they are about to go in the donate pile.

I am not reaching for much in the way of pattern unless it is black and white.

Well, right at this moment, anything that I would be worried to get dust, construction debris, or mud on. I'm living in jeans, beat up boots, and the most casual of the tops I brought to TX. Fashion is lost in my world until December! I can't wait to wear my fun clothes again!

- anything I can't wear with a scarf, because I get very cold with my short hair (no necklaces, detailed necklines, etc, unless I know I'll be in a well-heated spot)
- most of my heels (just not feeling the effort anymore)
- any tight cardis/sweaters/long-sleeve tops. formfitting is good; too tight and it goes to my younger cousins

I'm not currently wearing dresses, skirts, scarves (except outdoors as protection from the cold, most jewelry, blazers and tailored jackets (too hard to find ones that fit), shoes with more than a 1 1/2 inch heel, leggings (except for my Pilates class), brightly colored pants, faux leather or faux fur, nail polish...

Hum, perhaps that's why I 'm having so much trouble dressing myself. Strangely, unlike many of you, I love cardigans but find them really hard to style.

I have lost interest in earrings and necklaces. I feel like my glasses make enough of a statement. I do like to wear one big bangle or a large watch. Sometimes I will wear a stack of my late mother's sterling silver bangles, which are sentimental and comforting. The sound they make reminds me of her.

Sweatercoats. I usually adore them, but they are mostly sitting this year. And scarves. I typically sport them everyday, but most of my tops are printed right now and I don't feel I need to pile on a second print.

Jewelry, and skirts and dresses (because my tights, weirdly, always seem to fall down, which never used to happen).

And I don't want to wear cardigans, but they work so well for my lifestyle that I end up in one almost every day.

Earrings since my super thick hair now covers my ears. Black jeans and pants for the last year or two. Used to wear them all.the.time., but now they seem b-o-r-ing if I have any other choices like charcoal gray leopard, burgundy, or almost anything else.