Concert Wear

The last concert I went to I wore a skirt, singlet and heels. But I was in a seated area, so I was perfectly comfortable.

But if I'm on the floor for concerts I'll wear leggings, and closed toe shoes and whatever top I pull out of my wardrobe. I never really get into the moshing part of it, I like to stand back and watch.

for most shows I just go in jeans a t-shirt (my mom works for bands so most shows arent really that big of a deal) but for Warped Tour or something big like that I always make my own clothes.

I normally take a pair of old jeans, and get out my rainbow of sharpies. I decorate them all over, then do something cool with the design. Like for warped this past year I cut square holes in my jeans and laced shoe laces through them.

Then I'll cut up some shirts to different lengths and such. I'll layer them, sharpie them whatever. Its so much fun and I get a lot of compliments on them.

I have these jeans with big zipperpockets, which is really practical. I hate bringing a bag, so I just stuff everything I need in the pockets.

Then i'll just wear a comfy t-shirt.

I really don't care too much about what I look like. As long as it's comfortable I'm fine.

Jeans, converse, t-shirt, hoodie.
And usually I never take my hoodie off. Because I like to be awkward. So everyone around me is sweating and I'll be huddled in my hoodie with out even the arms rolled up.

And over sized, comfy t-shirts. I think The Blackout may think I only own one outfit, because I've seen them like, 10 times, and every time I've seen them or met them I'm almost always wearing the same outfit.

Once I wore a home made t-shirt though. And then The Blackout signed it. So all was good.

Whatever I find on the day that isn't too ridiculous :XD

Having said that, I still own some pretty ridiculous clothes :shifty

Hm. Well, typically its just whatever band tee and skinnies I decide to wear that day. But I went to an A7X show last, and I wasnt able to run home, and I looked like total shit, so I had to wear my best friends Nickelback tee with my skinnies and I felt retarded mostly because I hate Nickelback with a deep firey passion. :tehe:

Converses,black jeans,band tee
It gets hot in concerts so it's not good to wear too much clothes, it's not very nice to get all TOO sweaty :tehe:

I keep rocking out in the black cardigan- and then complain when I get it all smelly.

DON'T WEAR KNITWEAR!

i just wear whatever i usually wear (skinny jeans and shirt lol)
but im going to see All Time Low on Dec. 27 & im wearing a hoodie and a scarf and gloves. but if i get really hot inside, im going to put my gloves and scarf in my bag.

(:

I usually wear my gray skinny jeans, a hoodie, a short sleeved shirt, and some sneakers.

That's what I wore to my last two concerts.

I used to have the same jeans to every concert: a pair of baggy
jeans that had gotten too small for my two year younger brother.
Then they tore at the knees and I ended up shredding them.
Aaaand then I realize they’d be completely ripped apart and I’d
never be able to wear them again if I wore them to another concert. x]
But then I just resorted to wearing my other pair of baggy jeans that
I had gotten from my other brother. xD

I always wear the same socks still though. :tehe:
It was my first pair of striped socks and was a
Christmas gift from a friend the winter of -05.
It was before you could find striped socks everywhere
so my friend and I treasured these rare, odd garments. :cute:
And so I ended up wearing it to my first concert.
And I figured I could wear it to my second, that’d be kinda fun.
And then I just kept wearing them to every concert and now
I only wear them to concerts because they’re so threadbare
that they’d fall apart if I used them more often. :lmfao
But what can I say? They’re my lucky-concert-socks. :file:

not that band's shirt, that's for sure.

I made that mistake once, and people LAUGHED IN MY FACE. seriously, i thought the term n00b was only for internet!

My advice: wear something epically quirky that people will stare at you for, or wear this really obscure badn's shirt. srsly.

Leroquent.:

not that band's shirt, that's for sure.

I made that mistake once, and people LAUGHED IN MY FACE. seriously, i thought the term n00b was only for internet!

My advice: wear something epically quirky that people will stare at you for, or wear this really obscure badn's shirt. srsly.

haha go in an alien sex fiend shirt

Well, I tend to wear skinnies and whatever t-shirt I can find clean really. O_O
And Converse. I find ma Chucks really comfy, so that's usually what I wear.

Next gig I go to - hopefully it'll be warmish - I'm wearing my denim shorts and tights, and probably my Uggs,
since I'm not gonna be moshing, lol.
And some random t-shirt.

Plaits are good for gigs. Or two ponytails.
They look cute, and they usually stay ~kinda neat. ;)

Meh. I don't know why I'm talking like I live in TJ's, because I barely ever go to gigs. :/

I don a pair of skinny jeans, my Cons of course because I find them way comfortable and really and truly, if someone steps on your foot during a mosh it's going to hurt no matter what!! A t-shirt, one opf my old ones so it's fersure comfortable and then it's mostly just good to wear a long-sleeve shirt under the T-shirt when it's cold, that way it'll be a little chilly waiting around but you get body heat going when the music starts and you can scrunch up the sleeves when it gets toasty!

I think comfort is way better than style.
I just wear a t-shirt, skinnies, and comfortable shoes.

depends on what band it is.
if it's something more ~mellow, like say, motion city soundtrack, well, i wore a blue striped shirt to that, black skinnys and converse.
and then to BFMV, i wore an a7x tee with those same jeans and shoes.

I went to a music festival this summer. I wore:
My favorite black tennies with stars
Skinnies
Band tees/ tank tops
Big sunglasses
heavy eyeliner.
Neon eyeshadow.

Leroquent.:

not that band's shirt, that's for sure.

I made that mistake once, and people LAUGHED IN MY FACE. seriously, i thought the term n00b was only for internet!

My advice: wear something epically quirky that people will stare at you for, or wear this really obscure badn's shirt. srsly.

Lol, actually wearing a t-shirt of the support band can make you look hardcore. It only works if the support band is reasonably obscure, though.

Jeans and a t-shirt are more than sufficiant. I learned that at the Honda Civic Tour 2008 when I brought my North Face for the outside line where it was raining, but by the time we got inside and the last act (PATD) came on, I was sweating so much from being in the pit down in front. It was so hot I felt like I was going to pass out, but it was the best night of my life.