To layer or not to layer

In the winter, I wear layers to stay warm! In the summer, I prefer as little clothing as possible, usually a tank top and shorts.

Me im not used to it... sometimes when it feels cold outside...if i can't take the cold....only...._

I like to layer clothes. But not more than two. If the T-shirts make be feel uncomfortable or transparent, I would wear layer my clothes. Some may ask me why I wear two layer of clothes. But to me it is comfort.

I usualy wear undershirts if that's what you mean. other than that I do not layer my clothes.

i like it as i have some clothes which are either transparent of they are not apporipate for school wear, so i will just layer the clothes... i usually wear tank tops under the long sleeve pale pink transparent shirts.... i also have one which is bare backed...so i wear a red tank top... and i like that as it is striking...lol.. *attention seeker strikes again*

I sometimes layer my clothes but I think two is the maximum number of shirts for me. Anymore than that makes me uncomfortable. I only wear layers if the outside shirt is a v-neck. I'd then wear a tank top or something underneath. I'm not a big fan of showing off cleavage. I also like to wear long sleeved thermals underneath a t-shirt. It's very comfortable.

I do like to layer. Right now I am wearing a red tank top under a red, black and white silk halter top under a short sleeved black hoodie. I have a bunch of v-neck tops from Target that are of all sleeve lengths and I like to wear colorful tanks underneath them so, I pretty much layer every single day! LOL! The only problem is that it can get a bit warm in the summer since it gets really hot in Georgia. So, it will sometimes depend on how easily I can keep myself cool. If I know that I will be boiling in the heat, I will wear only one layer.

Living in the desert you almost have to layer. In the cooler months it can go from freezing cold(to me) to hot in one day so having a sleeveless tank under a tee shirt under a sweatshirt under a coat is normal here.