I generally have two different types of outfits that I wear on most occasions.
The first is my medic uniform. Since I usually work at the medical center, this consists of a simple pair of scrubs. Outside the medical center, the uniform varies according to operation. For instance, when assigned to an air unit, I would wear a flight suit. With whichever variation I use, I always keep my stethoscope, a pair of bandage scissors, a hemostat, a penlight, a black ink pen, a small note pad, a highlighter, a bunch of alcohol swabs, a few 10ml saline flushes, medical tape, lip balm, and lotion with me at all times.
The second outfit I wear most of the time when I'm not working. It consists of dark colored leggings sometimes combined with a short skirt, calf-length boots with one inch heels, a tunic top or a long tank top of varying colors, and a pea coat or sweater, depending on the temperature. For head gear when it is colder, I often wear a knitted beret or beanie.
For jewelry I usually wear a pair of earrings constantly. Sometimes they are simple studs, other times I sport dangling circles. Around my neck either hangs a large bead necklace or a short silver chain with a small cross. On my left wrist, I usually wear a bracelet or two.
Finally, I always carry my black handbag. It contains my camera-equipped smart phone, a bottle of hand sanitizer, some lotion, lip balm, a makeup kit with a small mirror, extra hair clips and ponytailers, an MP3 player with headphones, and a blue jungle patterned wristlet which holds my debit card, a credit card, my ACME ID card, my driver's license, an auto insurance card, about $100, a picture of my aunt and uncle, and a picture of my mother taken on her eighteenth birthday.