"We always wear interesting dresses."

I also had this answer rejected. The only thing I missed from the expected translation was "nosotras". I guess leaving out the pronoun means that the gender of the group being talked about is unclear but I'm still not sure that necessarily makes it incorrect :)

I agree it should be accepted, and have reported it. :)

«Siempre llevamos vestidos interesantes" accepted 10 Sept 2018.

I agree for llevar How about using the verb poner or vestir? Nosotras siempre ponemos vestidos interesantes

Duolingo uses the Latin American Spanish not castellano, so Llevar is usar. You will, like me have quite a few errors along the line. carro=coche, boleto=billete, enojado=enfadado, jugo=zumo, computadora=ordenador. These are a few i've come across so far

This has already been answered...

Prior to the recent influx of the LGBTQ being in the news throughout the last few years, it was not a "social norm" for men to wear dresses. I am not sure if there may also be a cultural difference as well. It is now more socially acceptable for men to come out being a woman in the US, but that may not be the case in Spanish culture. I know of many countries where men wearing dresses(not robes) were assaulted, arrested, and/or executed because of their sexual orientation. If you wish to help fight for men to have the equal right to wear dresses like women, then report this. Otherwise, simply agree that only women wear dresses.

Nosotros is either "We men" or "We mixed gendered" so unless men are in this "we" and are wearing dresses, it would be relatively safe to assume that the "we" are women.. wouldn't you agree?

«Lucir» has the broad sense of "to shine" but it is used in the sense of "to wear" or "to show off" as well.

Translations of lucir in the Linguee Spanish-English dictionary: https://www.linguee.com/spanish-english/translation/lucir.html

Me too. Google translate says lucimos = we look.

same here. first time i'd heard the verb "lucimos" on duo.

Because they want Nosotras emphasized. While technically your answer is correct, by leaving out nosotras, you are implying that you and those in your group, male and female(nosotros) wear dresses.

"Siempre nos ponemos vestidos interesantes." is also perfectly acceptable. This is the suggested translation, and it works much better than "usar" here.

In Spanish, adjectives usually come after the nouns they describe.
Not always.
Some adjectives are placed before the noun.
There are rules & exceptions to those rules.

Please take a look at this page :
https://www.spanishdict.com/guide/adjective-placement

A nice overview of the rules & exceptions.

In Spanish, the adjective follows the noun, always. It also must change to match. If the noun is plural, the adjective must be as well

Usar means to wear. So essentially, if I understand your question, you have always used usar and want to know why it is usamos. Well, replace usamos with usar and your sentence's literal translation is "We always to wear interesting dresses." Usamos is the conjugated verb form of usar and is used whenever the conversation involves you and someone else(how you get "we").

You cannot drop the pronoun in this sentence. Doing so automatically assumes the Nosotros pronoun is being used which is "we men" or "we mixed men and women" and not Nosotras which is "we women". While there is absolutely nothing wrong with a man wearing a dress, in this sentences clarification is needed to emphasize that "we women" always wear interesting dresses. Understand now, why you got it marked wrong?

I think it's because duolingo thinks that only women wear dresses. The feminine form is nosotrAS and the masculine form is nosotrOS. I have seen lots of men wear dresses in various countries around the world, not to mention drag queens on stage, so I think it's rather limiting to only accept nosotros.

http://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/lucimos