"A lot of it doesn't look like much of anything," Jyn agrees. The same was true enough before, of course, the sort of thing she noticed in nightclubs and the like, but she still thinks Greta is right. Mostly, what people consider dancing seems to amount to bouncing up and down, trying to have sex while clothed, or standing in place and swaying slightly. That much might be easy enough, but she still thinks it's not her strong suit. She's not very musically inclined, if only because she's never had a chance to be, and while she's coordinated enough, she's used to it being in an entirely different context. Going to the parties at all typically seems like enough for her. The dancing, she can leave to other people.

At Greta's question, she pauses for a moment, finding it unexpected if only because she never really considers such things. She went out of her way to find a dress for one, once, but it wasn't anything special, and it's sat in the back of her closet ever since. Usually, she just wears whatever is comfortable, clean, and easy to move in. She doesn't need to try to make herself look pretty; she probably couldn't manage it anyway, and that's never been a priority of hers. So she shrugs, because it's not like she's still trying to find anything, but she definitely hasn't chosen an outfit yet. "I was just going to throw on something I have at home," she admits, trying to ignore the creeping suspicion that her answer is the wrong one. She doesn't actually think Greta would judge or berate her for it or anything like that, but she seems better suited to those parties than Jyn is herself. "Do you?"