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Scroll down for their pre-date wardrobe advice on los angeles date night outfits not to wear! Would Never Wear: Something too tight.

I hate feeling uncomfortable on a date. I usually stick to my personal style, which is more on the baggy side. I say dress for yourself, not for the guy. Instead, I think it’s much more attractive to wear something that’s cool, interesting, and shows off your personality. I don’t need to teeter around on a date and risk falling. Plus, if I wear anything three inches or higher, I risk being taller than my date, which I don’t really enjoy. Bottom line: I would never wear something I didn’t feel comfortable in.

It’s hard enough to put yourself out there, and if you’re not feeling sexy and confident, then why bother putting on the skintight dress that you think he wants you to show up wearing? When I get dressed for a date, I leave my beloved Birkenstocks at home. I want to be attractive to them in my most natural state as that is when I’m most comfortable. While I love a good flat, they are too casual for a date.

Heels not only display confidence, but they also make you feel confident, which is important to make you feel good while on a date. I think about something I’d never “wear,” this counts, right? Ladies, there is big a difference between subtly enhancing your genuine features versus caked-on makeup. Anything from colored eye shadows and abstract lip colors to glitter and layers of liquid foundation is a no-no. It takes away from the realness of a woman’s beauty. I would never wear jeans on a date.

For one, it’s fairly well documented at this point that I pretty much hate wearing pants, so I don’t think I’d be very comfy choosing them for a date. No need to look like a huntress! Despite attachment to my favorite massive purse, I think it’s best to bring a midsize leather clutch along on dates so you don’t have to lug anything around. Where do you live and what would you NEVER wear on a date? We want to know in the comments below! FREE THINGS TO DO IN L. Even just doing your standard dinner and a movie  4-5 times a month would put a strain on any normal college student’s budget.