Skinny jeans look good on skinny girls, not too skinny mind you. It's a fine line, really...Gaderael said:Skinny jeans look awful on EVERYBODY. And if they're not skin and bones, the jeans give that oh so lovely "Muffin Top" look. Bleh. I'd rather wear acid wash jeans from the 1980's, with the matching jean jacket, then skinny jeans.
That's right, give me my tights and corselet, I'm going 16th century male European aristocracy on your arses <.<Zwilorg said:for the woman hell yeah it is nice for the men?_?_?_?_? camon!
there are clothes for one sex and clothes for the other :O and the ones in between (for the ppl in between too hahahah)
Yeah, I agree. And besides, what the fuck are you people whining about "don't want to see where it's hanging". I've seen people with wide jeans that have far bigger bulges than people with skinny jeans.LightspeedJack said:I like them and no they don't restrict your genital area unless you pull them up to your belly button.
Maybe they hope no one stares at their crotches...MellowFellow said:Or do you guys just want everyone to see your package?
PaulH said:That's right, give me my tights and corselet, I'm going 16th century male European aristocracy on your arses <.<Zwilorg said:for the woman hell yeah it is nice for the men?_?_?_?_? camon!
there are clothes for one sex and clothes for the other :O and the ones in between (for the ppl in between too hahahah)
Cover me in lace, tassets and bows then give me my dress sword bitches ... height of manly manly-ness .... 'Hath no sensibilities of cloth and clothier? Tormentor of my perception with thy vile accoutrement?'
People in 100 years will look at us with our 'fashion' and flaunt the 'genius' of their socially accepted trappings born of their time and place <.< Arbitrary designations of sex and fashion (rather than gender) is stupid because you'll just end up rewriting it in 10 years time o.o
Or even gender itself, but that might have a little more longevity. Afterall ties are distinctly 'masculine' because Roman soldiers wore similiar garments to clean their weapons and armour. All in all it's funny that ties became 'professional' articles of clothing given it's staunchly military bearing.