"The one I'm wearing today is looser."

Translation: Celui que je porte aujourd'hui est plus ample.

[Florence27597]

I have no idea whether you use celle or celui for ' the one '. How do you know?

[Louradour5]

"celle" should also work, for a skirt for example.

[BenkPl]

Ok, but why not simply "ce que..."?

[kih37q4]

"ce que je porte" = " What I am wearing

[BenkPl]

I'm not a native English or French speaker, and to me "what I am wearing is ..." is just the same as (or rather, a bit less redundant than) "the one I am wearing is ...". is there a difference?

[kih37q4]

Hopefully this explains the difference:

I wore a tight shirt yesterday but the one I'm wearing today is looser. (2 different shirts)

I wore a tight shirt yesterday but what I am wearing today is looser. (a shirt yesterday and something else today).

[effyleven]

Is "...plus lâche" an acceptable alternative to "plus ample?"

[Gaby788971]

Why "que" and not "qui"?