What does casually mean?

Answer 1

A mixture of high and low fashion.. i.e.

men: long trousers (jeans or dress pants, no shorts) and collard shirts (dress shirts or polos etc, no t-shirts)

women: purple or black dresses, skirts, trousers, dress tops.

== == What it means is that it flatters you well giving you the hour glass figure (if your a girl). But it is not something you would wear to a suit and tie restaurant. examples: women: a nice pair of trousers or even fitted jeans, a blouse, maybe a shirt with a band accross the waist under the boobs (sorry i can't say the other B word.) And of course, a dress that goes down to under your knees, but not at you ankles. men: jeans or trousers (NO sweatpants and def. no shorts unless you live at the equator) and any type of shirt that isn't a T-shirt and doesn't have a logo on it.

Answer 2

A mixture of high and low fashion.. i.e.

men: long trousers (jeans or dress pants, no shorts) and collard shirts (dress shirts or polos etc, no t-shirts)

women: purple or black dresses, skirts, trousers, dress tops.

== == What it means is that it flatters you well giving you the hour glass figure (if your a girl). But it is not something you would wear to a suit and tie restaurant. examples: women: a nice pair of trousers or even fitted jeans, a blouse, maybe a shirt with a band accross the waist under the boobs (sorry i can't say the other B word.) And of course, a dress that goes down to under your knees, but not at you ankles. men: jeans or trousers (NO sweatpants and def. no shorts unless you live at the equator) and any type of shirt that isn't a T-shirt and doesn't have a logo on it.

Answer 3

The term usually means in an indirect or nonchalant manner, not done in an obvious or concerted way. It can also mean in a relaxed or laid back manner.

Examples :

She casually examined the watch, not wanting to show how much she wanted it.

He casually strolled past the girls for the third time, hoping they would notice his school letter.

The sisters spent the afternoon casually, examining the architecture of the old hotel.