How do Taurus chicks dress up?

This topic was created in the Taurus forum by firebunny on Tuesday, September 10, 2013 and has 11 replies.

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@TaurusBull1977
16 Years1,000+ Posts

For me....

If I'm running errands or exercising, I usually do not care.

But when I'm going out....

Simple. Sexy. Classy.

I work out 4-5 days a week.

Although, I don't care to reveal too much skin, I still like to be smoking HOOOOOOT!

A Smile.

Walk gracefully....in heels...I hate flats.

I love dresses, Elizabeth Arden perfume(all), skinny jeans (I'm tall), vintage tops,
obsessed with multiple bracelets. OPI nail colors, the Russian collection, antique earrings(no diamonds).

I'm not real big on make-up. Lipstick only. One shade. I prefer dark colors...from classic red to burgundy or plum.

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@Theatrum
12 Years1,000+ Posts

Being comfty is our number one priority, I believe.

Other Taurus ladies I know are very fashinable. Simple, yet classy, almost old fashioned, but not quite. You're not gonna see those spiky/studded heels on them, or anything too flashy-flasy. Very good with casual clothing. I'd agree with CluelessCancer on dresses, heels and jewlery. And they never seem to overdo it with jewlery.

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@lisabethur8
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Posted by MilkySoft
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Posted by charliebears
http://www.elsaelsa.com/astrology/2012/02/11/fashion-by-zodiac-sign/

Oh hell no. That article just used Audrey Hepburn as an example for Libras. SHE IS A TAURUS.

wow get bent out of shape. It's probably cause Elsa is thinking more in terms of "venus"
Besides, Audrey Hepburn married a libra man and stayed with him till the end.

I don't type in caps much, but I'm not bent out of shape. She's just my favorite celebrity, and a Taurus, so I hate to see her portrayed inaccurately.

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I believe the point was, from what I saw of her style /dress is that it's an "airy" feel of Venus.
While the Taurus portrayal, generally was about comfort and sensual homelife, by the couch, ect.