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    Outdoor Activities and Exercise: A Portrait Of Feminine Dress

    17.2KViews Modified: Dec 20, 2022 · Published: Aug 19, 2016
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    There is so much to enjoy outdoors, but you don’t have to look frumpy or random to fully enjoy and be comfortable swimming, biking or trekking wild coastal waters, woodlands, pastures, or country roads.

    I am showing both pant styles and skirts (for those who prefer them). We will not be discussing modesty in this post. Here are ideas for you elegantly curved, plus-sized women.

    First, The More Decidedly Feminine Outdoor Ideas

    Bring a little romance and beauty to your life. Here is Tara’s lovely 1940s sundress -her creation for the beach. How clever to have a dress that can double for dressier or for a stroll beside the crashing waves… and you can always wear your skimpier suit underneath for your husband when the beach is yours alone!

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    Shannon is making a splash with this very cute nautical bathing suit of her own creation. For years now, she has made an impact on my young daughter’s taste by sharing her creative sewing skills and ideas on feminine dress. Thank you, dear Shannon 🙂

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    This looks like a painting, but it’s not…it’s from Aspiring Homemaker.

    Their family shared a sunrise picnic on the beach before the crowds arrived. I can’t imagine anything more lovely than an early breakfast as the sun ascends into the sky.

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    In Paris, France, this young lady was photographed dressing with modest and classic good taste. I wonder, is she heading to la boulangerie (the bakery)? She looks so typically French!

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     (source)

    Pairing capris and leggings with a wrap-dress is a classic idea. This collection is from the UK.

    There have been a lot of reader questions about footwear…and how to look great in a skirt. In the summer, we wear nice flip-flops quite a bit, and they go with everything unless it is dressy. Crocs as foot wear are a cute, comfortable, and a quick on-and-off shoe for treks and also some casual situations.

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    Such a dreamy, whimsical look.

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    ( Susannah Dashwood Etsy)

    Homestead and outdoor friendly, this is helpful for gardening, keeping chickens, long walks with the children to catch tadpoles, and work on nature journals where long flowing skirts just aren’t practical. On some of our home-school treks into the wilds, I would get tangled up in vines and thorns or covered with burrs, so I had to rethink what I wore! Lol

    A Portrait Of Feminine Dress, Part 3 ~ Outdoor Activities and Exercise, Susan Dashwood, Verity Hope dress, Kitty pinafore, horse riding in skirts, exercise outfits, modest, feminine, sundress, beach wear, pantaloons, Christian women, Elizabeth Elliot, quote, mother and daughter, homestead, swimwear, homemade, homemaking, keeper at home, bicycle for two, culottes, horse riding in skirts, simpler time, athletic wear, exercise wear, active wear, Aspiring Homemaker, Marie-Madeline Studio, Hydro Chic swimwear, pretty, beautiful,

    The Kitty Pinafore

    This is a fresh idea for your young ladies.

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    (source)

    There is something refreshing to see a mother and daughter coordinate outfits. We still coordinate color in our home occasionally.

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    Riding on a horse in a skirt is not unsafe, unless you don’t know how to ride!

    These ladies have done this together for years and always in skirts.

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    (Source)

    There are times when you just need to get out and work with your animals or help with the birth of a calf! A sturdy woman can handle it, maybe in a skirt, and maybe not. With a shorter skirt, you need not fall over yourself! Ha.

    cowgirl, modest work clothes, feminine, active wear,

    (source)

    Now, Sportier Activewear

    You can look put-together (even though you may not totally feel it) romping with the children in the great outdoor. It is often the best form of exercise.

    These are pieces that can cover areas we want to minimize and can be worn all day long and stand up to the “use and abuse” of serious adventures. As a woman, you’ll appreciate clothing that is worth our hard-earned money.

       

    You can still look adorable outdoor for snowy days. Go build a snowman and throw snowballs!

    (source)

    Muck boots can make an casual outdoor statement look.

    And you can still look feminine and trendy out in the rugged hill country or camping!

    There is some really cute swimwear out there now, too, although a bit more expensive than a bikini that you could floss with.

    It’s not billed as ‘modest’, but ‘sporty’. I think it is well worth it, and the fabrics are wonderful.

    A Portrait Of Feminine Dress, Part 3 ~ Outdoor Activities and Exercise, Susan Dashwood, Verity Hope dress, Kitty pinafore, horse riding in skirts, exercise outfits, modest, feminine, sundress, beach wear, pantaloons, Christian women, Elizabeth Elliot, quote, mother and daughter, homestead, swimwear, homemade, homemaking, keeper at home, bicycle for two, culottes, horse riding in skirts, simpler time, athletic wear, exercise wear, active wear, Aspiring Homemaker, Marie-Madeline Studio, Hydro Chic swimwear, pretty, beautiful, HydroChic, ultra chlorine-proof swimwear, fitness skirt

    (source)

    As much time as we spend outdoor walking, running, swimming and biking, we have had to find cute, practical and fun ways to dress. Hope these give you some ideas!

     “Being a woman doesn’t make me a different kind of Christian, but being a Christian makes me a different kind of woman.” ~ Elisabeth Elliot

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    1. JES

      August 20, 2012 at 6:59 am

      What lovely pictures that inspire a lovely dress and attitude 🙂

      I especially loved the pinafore look (haven’t seen that before)… My daughter and I made some split skirts a while back for our horseback riding ventures which was a lot of fun. Before that we always wore leggings underneath which are excellent back up! 🙂 We have hiked, horse-back rode, played sports with great success…

      Wonderful series and thanks for sharing!

      Reply
    2. Amanda M.

      August 20, 2012 at 7:14 am

      “a bikini that you could floss with”

      thanks for the laugh this morning! 🙂
      amanda

      Reply
    3. Kate W.

      August 20, 2012 at 7:27 am

      Thanks! Great ideas and beautiful pics!

      Reply
    4. Moira

      August 20, 2012 at 8:55 am

      Shalom,
      Thank you for this post with all these great ideas! I will say my biggest struggle is SHOES, because I don’t want to wear tennis shoes with a skirt when I am exercising. Many of these pictures had the feet chopped off or were barefoot 🙁 Does anyone have some suggestions?
      Shalom and thanks,
      Moira

      Reply
      • Tiffany Santos

        August 20, 2012 at 9:10 am

        There are lots of “Mary Jane” options out there for outdoor shoes. From Crocs to Keens. Most still look sporty, but less so than tennis shoes.

        Reply
        • Angela

          August 20, 2012 at 9:25 am

          I second the Croc idea. I LOVE my mary jane crocs so much! They are comfortable and easy to slip on. I also have 2 different styles of croc flip flops that are comfortable too. 🙂

          Reply
      • Stefanie

        August 02, 2019 at 7:12 am

        Hi! I’ve been wearing Xero sandals and they are GREAT with skirts. And super comfortable for outdoors. Sometimes sand or whatever gets in them but when you don’t want to wear tennis shoes I suppose that’s going to happen. I bought the Z Trek.

        Reply
    5. Deanna

      August 20, 2012 at 9:11 am

      Wonderful photos and resource links! Thank you.

      Swimwear is always a challenge, I am going to check out your link to the swimskirts.

      I have enjoyed this series.

      Reply
    6. Ashley

      August 20, 2012 at 1:10 pm

      You have an amazing blog! Glad I stopped by!

      Reply
    7. Christa

      August 20, 2012 at 9:31 pm

      I love this post! My favorites are the pantaloons with the apron, swimwear, horse riding wear…love it all.

      Reply
    8. Charlotte Moore

      August 21, 2012 at 5:31 am

      Very funny words about the bikinis. Skimpy enough to floss with is comical but unfortunately true.

      Reply
    9. Jill's Home Remedies

      August 21, 2012 at 10:46 am

      Enjoying these so much! Thank you for the beautiful, feminine apparel ideas and resources!

      Reply
    10. Annie Kate

      August 22, 2012 at 3:50 pm

      Beautiful! But running around among the thorns and thistles in those beautiful clothes would make me cringe.

      “Bikinis you can floss with” is a wonderful line! 🙂

      Reply
    11. Rhonda Devine

      September 26, 2012 at 9:14 am

      Loving those beautiful pics, Jacque–thanks for sharing all these wonderful sources. I LOVE April Cornell–I’m a regular customer:)

      Reply
    12. Gin

      October 31, 2012 at 8:14 am

      Bikini floss–that is so utterly repeatable! I’m really enjoying this series.

      Reply
    13. Muffy S.

      January 06, 2013 at 5:35 pm

      My oldest daughter is 14 and already developed into a lovely young lady.We wear a very similar style and we still wear/make matching clothes. She is a little less frilly than I am so she usually doesn’t accessorize as much as I. I am having a blessed time reading this series.

      Reply
      • Jacqueline

        January 07, 2013 at 11:51 am

        I am delighted to hear that you and your daughter are having fun and enjoying each other! My daughter was talking about the same thing yesterday…she said it would be so hard for her (since we are so close in taste musically and in fashion)to have a daughter who was extremely different in taste…

        Reply
    14. Petra

      March 01, 2013 at 5:36 am

      What lovely pictures and beautiful ways of dressing. Wish these clothes were readily available. Somehow commands more respect. Not everybody wants to wear skimpy, badly made clothes.

      Reply
      • Jacqueline

        March 01, 2013 at 10:01 am

        Petra, it seems it is getting harder to find really well mad and cute clothing, but also, the Lord takes us to places often where we are surprised with something lovely, so we give thanks!

        Reply
    15. Misty Basey

      May 27, 2013 at 1:41 pm

      i am having a hard time with shoes together with skirts. i want to look cute but i need a good support shoe for high arches. I hope you will address this issue. i just found you by searching wearing dresses with tennis shoes

      Reply
      • Jacqueline

        May 27, 2013 at 2:50 pm

        Misty, I think I may have a helpful post for you. It is here: https://deeprootsathome.com/a-portrait-of-feminine-dress-part-7-skirts-and-flattering-shoes/
        Thank you for visiting. I hope this is helpful for you, friend!

        Reply
    16. Ro

      February 17, 2015 at 5:47 pm

      Where do you get a swimsuit like pictured above? I like it very much, but don’t know anywhere to find it.

      Reply
    17. Nicole

      June 19, 2015 at 12:12 am

      Those are all such great outfits -I found your post to be quite inspiring! I really like the modest and feminine look and want to strive for more of that in my wardrobe.

      Reply
    18. Claire Roberts

      September 12, 2015 at 12:23 am

      Hi I live in Australia and recently came up with an idea for a modest swimsuit similar to one of your photos. Aldi stores from time to time get in stocks of knee length tights with a short skirt attached. I paired one of these with a rashie top. I also bought a pair of longer board shorts for an alternate bottom.
      I’m looking for ideas for skirts to wear casually outside, but I have a real issue with insect bites, so still wear jeans sometimes. I like pairing skirts with boots. In Australia it’s really too hot to consider wearing leggins under skirts for protection in summer, and I don’t like insect repellants. I love the modest fashion ideas on your blog.
      Claire

      Reply
    19. Susan Roskos

      June 01, 2016 at 10:17 am

      Love your blog. We’ve been wearing dresses/skirts for years. For swimming I found a “running dress” with work-out capris works well and is comfy. Would like to know where to purchase some of the items you have pictures.

      Reply
      • Jacqueline

        June 01, 2016 at 10:22 am

        Susan, Many of them are photos from Pinterest and other blogs who feature a more modest look. If I could link to the source, I usually do, but it is usually difficult to find where the garments were purchased. I wish I could help.
        I love the idea of your swim attire! Blessings!

        Reply
    20. Bianca

      July 29, 2019 at 11:50 pm

      These are all amazing. I would like to dress up like these too.

      Reply
    21. Janet Jackson

      August 01, 2019 at 2:42 pm

      (PRIVATE)
      I follow your posts on FB and also your blog. Today I was reading your post on feminine dress and was interested in plus-sized clothing (they are so hard to find!). After looking at the ads on your site, then checking reviews of the clothing sites, I found that almost all of them are scam sites from China! Were you aware of that? (I checked several different review sites.) It also seems that eShakti USED to be a decent company but is not anymore. All of the review given in the past 6 months were very poor.
      Just an FYI!
      Thanks,

      Reply
      • Jacqueline

        August 01, 2019 at 11:52 pm

        No, I was not aware of that, Janet 🙁 Is it the pop up ads that Mediavine posts or the Eshakti links I shared that we used to love? I can check tomorrow. I am so tired of nasty stuff popping up! I apologize!
        Thank you so much for telling me <3
        I hope I can correct it! Hugs, J

        Reply
        • Janet M Jackson

          August 02, 2019 at 8:31 am

          Yes to both the Mediavine (at least the clothing ads) and the eshakti links.

          Reply
          • Jacqueline

            August 02, 2019 at 12:04 pm

            Eek~~ I will take down the Eshakti, then if they have changed.. I will look into it soon, Thank you so much, Janet!

            Reply
    22. Janet Cordle

      August 01, 2019 at 9:15 pm

      Thank you for this blog post. Examples are wonderful inspiration!

      Reply
      • Jacqueline

        August 01, 2019 at 11:47 pm

        Thank you, Janet!! 😀

        Reply

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