I wasn't profiled by what I wore, but more by what I drove.

I had a dark impala with some pretty significant rims and tinted windows and was in a racist part of East Texas.
I was driving back to my university one night for a sorority meeting and got pulled over. The officer was visibly shocked to see a tiny white girl roll down the window. He asked if I knew why he'd pulled me over, I told him that I didn't.
This part of town was also notorious for pulling you over for going over the speed limit just a little, so you drive just under the limit. He fumbled for a second and checked my insurance and license and told me that my back license plate light was out. I told him thank you for letting me know and we went on our merry way.

I got to my meeting at the school and my back license plate light was absolutely working.

I had called my husband (an African American male) right after I'd been pulled over and he told me I'd been profiled. We both got pulled over several times in that car for no reason. No tickets given. Just random made up warnings. One of which was that my factory headlights were too bright. so dumb.

We've since sold the car and moved away from east Texas.

@Mousy: From a cool car to a red truck that must have been an annoying choice to make.

Why would you need to carry a lot on a regular basis?

@Mousy: Seat warmers are so nice in the winter, turn them up to max and just melt away while the frost clings to your car windows.
Customer service is fairly important here in Sweden at least where i live, people like those would just be fired.

So far I've been lucky and have been having pleasant interactions with strangers recently. Watch me jinx it lmao. The only bad experience where I was being watched and followed, that I can think of rn, is when I was 16 and this lady thought that me and my friends were going to steal jewelry so she stood right by us and didn't break eye contact then followed up around lmao.