Im thinking it may be a translation issue. Maybe outdoors just means outside in Korea which isn't wrong. It's technically is out the door, I think in US outdoors means like in nature so that must be where all the confusions coming from with these "outdoor" wear :pepechill:
Bringing my mom for dim sum on mothers day and it's farmer market season in Chicago so going to be visiting the farmers market for some goods and then trying some new restaurants with friends. you?
There is nothing outdoorsy about this outfit at all. In fact, white is a terrible color for outdoors :pandanoreaction:
Skirts? all the bugs and cuts you'll get from the going through the brushes with exposed bare legs
I'm convinced korea believes outdoor is your backyard
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