<p>I have a problem. 
</p><p>So I'm reaching out because I can't find a comfortable median and I figured one of you smartypants may be able to suggest something.
</p><p>Or if you are one of my close friends, you will probably just get all in my face and tell me what to do. 
</p><p>Either way, I welcome what you have to say.
</p><p>It's a fashion related question. 
</p><p>But, wait, even if you don't consider yourself a <span style="text-decoration:line-through">fashionista </span>I think you could still provide me with valuable insight.
</p><p>What's my problem?<br /><br />I've been wearing jeans A LOT lately. So much that if I keep it up, I may be buried in a pair.
</p><p>This all started a few months ago in order to not dress down to but to complement the wardrobe of the person I happily spend most of my time with.
</p><p>My go to wardrobe no matter the time of year (or temperature, hence the dress photo in February on<a href="http://www.twitter.com/veepveep"> Twitter</a>) was always a dress or a skirt.  
</p><p>If you saw me around town at work events, on camera or just walking to the playground, you would see me comfortably, happily in a dress or a skirt. 
</p><p>The only problem is…. now wearing jeans all the time, I don't feel like myself.  At all.
</p><p>And I want to vomit at the thought of continuing this charade into the New Year.
</p><p>So here's my question.<br /><br />Is there a way my dress and skirt wardrobe can complement a very casual jeans and tee shirt wardrobe?
</p><p>I'm not interested in him changing what he wears at all.
</p><p>I just can't stay with the style change I made.  
</p><p>There has to be a way I can still dress the way that makes me happy without feeling awkward around him.
</p><p>What to do. What to do.</p>