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Geeky attire and accessories for women

By · April 29, 2011, 7:14 AM PST · HuTerra

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  • Phi by Numbers tee

    Women who want their fashion style to reflect their love of geek culture should pull on some jeans and your favorite Chuck Taylors with any of the items in this gallery. You'll be geek girl chic without all the fuss of fancier clothes. (If you prefer to see the items in list format, read my post Geek fashion suggestions for women.)

    Geek girls can get irrational -- we just do it with irony. This is the Phi by Numbers tee from ThinkGeek.

    Photo credit: ThinkGeek

  • 8-bit hairbow

    The stereotype that geek girls are unkempt is just inaccurate. Do your hair in style with the 8-Bit hairbow from ThinkGeek.

    Photo credit: ThinkGeek

  • Colorful frames

    Rectangular glasses are chic, but don't be a square about color. Geek girls go for bright shades. Use your mad tech skills to order these colorful frames from FramesDirect.com.

    Photo credit: FramesDirect.com

  • Crystal cube firejewel

    Diamonds might be a girl's best friend, but geek girls go one better with the Crystal Cube Firejewel from ThinkGeek.

    Photo credit: ThinkGeek

  • Ballroom Bliss dress

    Many geek girls are into the steampunk revolution these days. Dress up for your date in the Ballroom Bliss Dress from ModCloth. Tip: lace shows off your feminine side.

    Photo credit: ModCloth

  • Stellar System dress

    Show your sciency smarts at the next office party in the Stellar System Dress from ModCloth. The shinys on the skirt are like the night sky -- a sure conversation starter, provided your conversation partner understands astronomy.

    Photo credit: ModCloth

  • Vine-ing for Affection dress

    Step out in steampunk style in the lacy Vine-ing for Affection Dress from ModCloth.

    Photo credit: ModCloth

  • Gunnar i-Amp glasses

    Go from work to play in Gunnar i-Amp glasses. They minimize eye strain from long hours looking at a monitor.

    Photo credit: Nicole Bremer Nash

  • Linen shirt of coolness

    T-shirts are a staple in every geek's wardrobe. Show your team spirit in a great gamer tee from Five Finger Tees.

    Photo credit: Five Finger Tees

  • Ada Lovelace tee

    Geek girls have been around for longer than most people think. Wear your heroine with pride in ThinkGeek's Ada Lovelace tee.

    Photo credit: ThinkGeek

  • We are made of carbon tee

    Encourage intellegent conversation in Threadless Tees' "We are made of carbon" shirt.

    Photo credit: Threadless Tees

  • Self-rescuing Princess tee

    Show them you don't swoon in the Self-Rescuing Princess tee from ThinkGeek.

    Photo credit: ThinkGeek

  • Sugar Skull Trooper tee

    Star Wars isn't just for boys! The Sugar Skull Trooper tee from Snorg Tees puts a feminine twist on the handsome Storm Trooper.

    Photo credit: Snorg Tees

  • If it wasn't for physics tee

    You'll take over the world once your physics experiments show you how in this tee from Snorg Tees.

    Photo credit: Snorg Tees

  • Kill You with My Brain tee

    Think of it as foreshadowing. Kill You with My Brain tee from ThinkGeek.

    Photo credit: ThinkGeek

  • Sundial ring

    The Sundial ring from ThinkGeek is the geek girl's ultimate accessory because it is pretty and useful.

    Photo credit: ThinkGeek

  • CashStash

    Geek girls are known for being down to Earth. Show your utilitarian side with the CashStash from True Utility. It's smaller than a house key, and you can put your bills in there and ditch that bulky purse.

    Photo credit: True Utility

Phi by Numbers tee

Women who want their fashion style to reflect their love of geek culture should pull on some jeans and your favorite Chuck Taylors with any of the items in this gallery. You'll be geek girl chic without all the fuss of fancier clothes. (If you prefer to see the items in list format, read my post Geek fashion suggestions for women.)

Geek girls can get irrational -- we just do it with irony. This is the Phi by Numbers tee from ThinkGeek.

Photo credit: ThinkGeek

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