Help me style - class reunion outift

Anonymous
So I was kind of a late bloomer, so to speak, and I'd like to look nice.

This is my 30 year, will be outside in about 60 degree weather - think grill out and volleyball games on the lawn.
I like the idea of activewear but not sure. I have long hair, am very fit for my age. Maybe a baseball hat with activewear leggings. Other advice?
Anonymous
Do you plan on playing volleyball?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Do you plan on playing volleyball?


not sure? probably not.
Anonymous
I don't think you should wear activewear to your class reunion.

I'd wear cute shorts and a nice T. On-trend sandals or trendy sneakers. Have your hair blown out. Get some color on your legs if you don't already have it.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Do you plan on playing volleyball?


not sure? probably not.


Then you DEFINITELY don't want to look like you're going to the gym. At reunions people wear dresses and suits. You'd stick out in a bad way. Think outdoor wedding cocktail attire.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I don't think you should wear activewear to your class reunion.

I'd wear cute shorts and a nice T. On-trend sandals or trendy sneakers. Have your hair blown out. Get some color on your legs if you don't already have it.


ok but it'll only be 60 degrees, as I said.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Do you plan on playing volleyball?


not sure? probably not.


Then you DEFINITELY don't want to look like you're going to the gym. At reunions people wear dresses and suits. You'd stick out in a bad way. Think outdoor wedding cocktail attire.


no one even wears this to weddings, where I'm going. Think rustic Montana
Anonymous
No ballcap, no way! Leave that for the "bloom is off the rose" or "mutton dressed as lamb" or "realized I'm a lesbian" crowd.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Do you plan on playing volleyball?


not sure? probably not.


Then you DEFINITELY don't want to look like you're going to the gym. At reunions people wear dresses and suits. You'd stick out in a bad way. Think outdoor wedding cocktail attire.


This is too much for outdoor grill party. But, I would wear outdoor nice-casual dinner party. No leggings. No baseball cap.
Anonymous
What about slim cut ankle pants (I get not on trend now, but allows OP to show of her fit figure and plenty of people still wear them,) cute flats, and top that you feel good in. Maybe a crisp white collared shirt. A cardigan sweater to pull on for the 60 degrees.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Do you plan on playing volleyball?


not sure? probably not.


Then you DEFINITELY don't want to look like you're going to the gym. At reunions people wear dresses and suits. You'd stick out in a bad way. Think outdoor wedding cocktail attire.


no one even wears this to weddings, where I'm going. Think rustic Montana


Then wear your nicest flannel shirt with your tightest Wranglers and cutest boots that match your belt buckle and cowboy hat.
Anonymous
Please go in active wear so people who didn't like you in high school have something to talk about in the group chat later.

Seriously, though. Why not a upscale sundress?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:What about slim cut ankle pants (I get not on trend now, but allows OP to show of her fit figure and plenty of people still wear them,) cute flats, and top that you feel good in. Maybe a crisp white collared shirt. A cardigan sweater to pull on for the 60 degrees.


I totally would wear something like this and feel way overdressed for my reunion out west. I don't have a good answer, op, since I always do it wrong! I dress way more east coast preppy while everyone else is quite casual.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Please go in active wear so people who didn't like you in high school have something to talk about in the group chat later.

Seriously, though. Why not a upscale sundress?


Because it's gonna be 60 degrees! No one will be wearing a dress.
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