Mom Clothes → Punk Clothes

I can still push this a bit further. Why not? Let's keep up with the small tweaks and swap 'Mom Clothes' for the sort of 'Punk Clothes' she associates with women who get tats and work out.

Mom's eyes narrow and her brows are drawn irritably together as her despondent expression becomes a clearly-displeased frown. A long silver earring dangles from her visible ear, and the upper half of her dress turns into a sleek, black leather top while continuing to cover... just about the same amount of skin. Slightly more, actually, where her waist gives way to her thick ass.

Speaking of which, there's... there's a zipper there, now, which reaches halfway down the seam of her dress, and the dress itself has become glossy, shiny and tighter. It almost looks like it's only a half-dress, and she's wearing pants up front which mom would normally only do if she was out gardening or something.

Three changes in, and I'm already certain the woman I'm looking at is very different from the one I remember. But is it time to take a step back, exercise some temperance, or just... commit? As amusing as it is to see 'what if?' do I really want to make my mother into the stereotype she hates so much? More in particular: do I want that sort of woman for a mother?

(mature woman, disappointed mother, curvy muscular build, long purple hair, tidy ponytail, hands on her hips, long dress, punk clothes, back tattoo, standing on the doorstep)