We Forced Ourselves To Wear Clothes That Scared Us And We Judged Ourselves More Than You Probably Will

    "This is the worst possible week for me to be on my period."

    Everybody has that one thing they're terrified to wear — even if that fear makes literally no sense. But do the things we're scared to wear really look as bad as we think? To find out, the women of Ladylike decided to face their fashion fears for a week with the help of stylist Tiffany Reese from lookieboo.com.

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    Chantel is pretty afraid of showing off her cleavage:

    So for the week, Chantel wore only cleavage-bearing outfits (click the photos for the full outfits!).

    Freddie does not like to mess with low-rise jeans, at all.

    So everything Freddie wore for the week featured a pair of jeans that hit welllllll below the belly button (click the photos for the full outfits!).

    Jen is not super fond of overalls, based on some very traumatic childhood bathroom experiences.

    So Jen got a bunch of overalls (and overall variations) to wear for the week (click the photos for the full outfits!).

    Safiya's fashion fear is bodycon dresses: dresses that are skintight and designed to hug your all your curves.

    So Safiya got a week full of dresses with clingy silhouettes (click the photos for the full outfits!).

    Kristin's fashion fear is wearing ANY pants:

    Why Kristin is afraid of pants: Besides the fact that pants are inherently terrible, I have a syndrome called PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) that, amongst other things, causes my fat to congregate around my stomach. So whenever I wear pants, it's just like, "Ugh, here's that thing I can't get rid of."

    So Kristin got to spend the week locked up in leg jail (click the photos for the full outfits!):

    We had a pretty illuminating week — Saf got lots of compliments on her butt:

    Freddie was nooooot happy about not being able to cover her belly button, even though her boyfriend, Paul, was not phased:

    Jen was also pleasantly surprised by how ~freeing~ overalls were.

    Chantel was the only one of us who never found an outfit she really liked:

    Kristin got used to having covered legs, and even managed to believe people when they said nice things.

    In the end, we learned — like you probably would too! — that a lot of these fashion fears are really just personal preferences, and they really don't affect how people see us.

    Clothes were provided for this shoot by ModCloth!