Let me see...

I've got a simple, grey soft-shell which is lightweight and keeps the elements out. It can serve as an insulating layer underneath a coat for harsher weather conditions.

I've got a pair of black moccasins which allow me to travel without making much noise but keeps the water out if it starts to rain. If I need to walk longer distances, I've got a trusty pair of sneakers instead.

I like wearing a nice pair of jeans or cargo pants because I prefer their durability and practicality. Slacks are relegated to formal occasions only.

While I own a pair of sunglasses I opt not to use them very often. I prefer the clarity of viewing the world with it's natural colors.

My attitude? Cautious. It's nice to hope for the best but sometimes you still need to prepare for the worst.

attitude, and a good bra

denim, with my trusty leatherman wave in a leather holster at my belt.

A prescription of Zoloft?

Uncle Mike's #16 IWB concealment holster (left-handed), filled with:

Star BM pistol loaded with:

8x 147-grain Speer 9mm Gold Dots.

It's covered by a button shirt, with the tails out to keep it concealed.

I also never go out in the daytime without sunglasses.

...Boots... i was practically born in them, and it's all the footwear anyone would need... I used to be into combat boots, steel-toes, steel foundry boots with the metatarsels, etc., but I always shredded them within 6 months or less - now I've got a nice pair of "Arctic Tracker" boots which are a hybrid between syntetic materials and leather made for active travel in the roughest terrain, and they're great! They've lasted me for over 3 years now. They're big, black, and great for the occasional boot-to-the-ass or head when needed... ;) Plus, they "breathe" really well and don't restrict me when I run in the slightest - they feel like calf-high high-tops... (gotta' love advanced technology)... (Of course, they're a little on the spendy side, @ around $300 when I got them, but it's more than paid for itself just lasting as long as they have)

Other gear includes:
-Scratched up cheap sunglasses (with multiple back-up pairs)
-a pair of neoprene fingerless gloves (for use "in case of emergency")
-a "plainclothes" black hoody jacket with a custom lining that can stop up to 7.62mm rounds as well as peircing from blades (sorry I can't divuge the materials, yet)
-a type of "padded leggings" with concealed plating which fits nicely and comfortably under cammies without appearing out of the ordinary...

And occasionally (if I'm actually expecting trouble), I'll strap on my custom made padded bracers; leather & kevlar with dual-layered & riveted steel and aluminum bars (I was actually dubrious about the use of alumininum and rivets, but it has proven itself pretty effective - the aluminum bars actually work like a "shock brace" for the steel bars - a very muscular person could haul off and swing a heavy sword or baseball bat at full strength and not only won't it bend, I'll barely feel the blow at all - it doesn't even kick your arm back much, but redirects the force (like a martial arts power block) into the object striking it.

...And actually, believe it or not, that pretty much IS my every day wear when I'm "out & about" ... lol!
(But seriously, I don't have what anyone could consider a "normal lifestyle" - I'm self-emplyed, so I don't have to worry abut co-workers [they're all used to it], but I'm regularly involved in "life on the streets" and routinely "hunt" pedopheliacs, rapists, and predatory drug-dealers [the ones who use the hard stuff to "enslave" street kids] trying to keep the city safe for homeless folks who are just trying to get by - I try to work within the law whenever possible, but that doesn't always work on the smart predators who are too careful in their actions).

So, I wouldn't say that my armor is "clanky" at all... (it wouldn't do to have something make noise when I'm forced to sneak up on my target - because of that, I avoid non-silenced chain or metal plate types of armor)... Actually, because I have to wear it often without raising eyebrows, I've developed quite the "suit" that is quite comfy, all season wear. ;)

I wear a PACA level III vest, danner acadia boots, underarmour shirt and boxers and carry a k-pot helmet. Also, Oakley shades and sunblock.

It's hot, heavy and who knows if it'll work when I need it.

Off duty, just the shades and sunblock. And a level III A vest...