LOL there`s always been ways of dressing which have been scorned and always will be. When my Mum was a young woman it was deemed bad to be seen out without a hat and women who went to the corner shop in their aprons, slippers and hair curlers were looked upon as being common. When my older sis was a young woman ( she`s 65 ) women weren`t expected to wear trousers to work and those who did were often disciplined for it and in my era of mini skirts and hotpants if someone turned up to work with a too short skirt and too much eye makeup the office supervisor " had a word ". It will be the same for every generation but I`m all for the casual comfortable dressing whilst doing the school run or out shopping with a couple of toddlers. The difference is some people dress for their size, some don`t and some people wear too tight clothes and too revealing. I live directly opposite a primary school and every morning I see all the Mums and dads taking their kids to school. Its a pick and mix of styles, some good, some bad. I`ve even seen Mums in their pyjamas with just a coat over the top and when its a warm day I see ****s, bellies and bums shoved into shorts, vest tops and even bikini tops which should never be on show in public. On the other hand I see many Mums who are dressed casually but who look lovely. Live and let live and lets face it, oh to see ourselves as others see us and I know in my younger days I perhaps made the mistake of wearing something which did me no favours. We`ve all done it, some learn by it, some don`t and I still cringe at the pic of me as a young Mum with a Kevin Keegan perm and wearing a flowery tent dress lol