Skinny jeans
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A pair of skinny jeans on a girl is no bad thing... But on a dude? Ø_Ø
No wai! NO! Dont save the fabric buddy! We have plenty!
Im not sure why I feel like that... Its not because its gay(Because it IS!), I think it was something to do with the kind of people who usually wear that kind of clothing. :/
(Disclaimer: Or the kind of people I notice wearing that kinda clothes. I dont have an eye for clothing)
No wai! NO! Dont save the fabric buddy! We have plenty!
Im not sure why I feel like that... Its not because its gay(Because it IS!), I think it was something to do with the kind of people who usually wear that kind of clothing. :/
(Disclaimer: Or the kind of people I notice wearing that kinda clothes. I dont have an eye for clothing)
Bad for sperm production, among other things?
Girls, hell yes, please keep wearing them.
Guys.. there is a reason we don't share the same hip size as women. I don't go around telling men who wear them to put something else on, that's just making an asshole of myself, but.. Really?
Girls, hell yes, please keep wearing them.
Guys.. there is a reason we don't share the same hip size as women. I don't go around telling men who wear them to put something else on, that's just making an asshole of myself, but.. Really?
Maybe, i'm no fashion prophet. But if you take only 100 years ago during Edwardian England, or even fashion of the 50's male fashion alone has changed much all within living memory.Zwilorg said:
But the fact of the matter is that most people of my age group (and that is secret, but suffice to say I'm not that old for a generation x-er, actually I'm very late generation x tbh) and ALOT of people in my bracket wear suits, silk ties and tie clips, shirts and cufflinks half their life ... and these represent strongholds that the divergent nature of internet connections and mobile communications on business, PR, and social services will eventually remove as well.
Apart from possibly teachers, doctors, lawyers and politicians suits will probably disappear.
Chances are (particularly in education) socially accepted norms of dress will become lax as teachers recognize the power of finding common ground with their students ... dressing sensibly, but comfortably so that they may connect with their students on a social level. teachers have nothing to gain by being seen as 'alien' of their time and place.
But hey, look at female fashion alone. I quite like lolita fashion. It's fun and pretty <.< Albeit in Australia, most months it's not something you'd wear outdoors because it's not exactly comfortable. Given it's general increasing popularity maybe it will become a primary trend, possibly? Or will eventually (like so many fashion eras) achieve a middle ground between dominant fashion styles.
Good lolita (quality brands or well made handicrafted stuff) n.n Not that cheap stuff though. But Kuro-lolita + Sydney climate = death.Zwilorg said:hehe lolita fashion is pretty i got to agree with you on that one
I absolutely love them, and always wear them. But I've seen far too many people who simply can't pull the style off, and really don't seem to understand that.
*Internet Hi 5*Jack and Calumon said:
Damn straight, snuggliest things I've had the pleasure of wearing. Calumon, jealousy is an ugly thing.
Skinny jeans on the other hand, no. In high school my trousers were fairly tight because no one makes school trousers for long legged slim folk, but after a few years in them I swear it's had a permenant effect on my voice. Plus, any time I see men in skinny jeans they never look older than 14. So, you know, not men.
On the ladies, not a problem, but on blokes, no. The Y chromosone was not meant to be bound in denim.
Well damn, now I have a big punch mark on my screen because I couldn't help but to fist bump! XDCowabungaa said:On guys; burn them all. I couldn't stand wearing them myself and I really don't see why guys ever would want them. They're designed for girls!
On girls; skinny jeans have a pretty narrow "awesome" zone on girls. Too skinny and a pair of skinny jeans make you look like a sack of bones. Too heavy and...well, you get the picture. But within that awesome-zone...oh báby.
Completely negated though when such a girl would wear something like Uggs underneath those jeans. Who in the names of the Lords of Kobol thought that THAT was a good idea?!
Couldn't agree more brother. And since it's late spring over here now, you can guess what I'm seeing quite often. Awwww yeeeaaaah.Shapsters said:
Yesterday we were in Holland's biggest themepark. 2 Words my friend: skinny hotpants. And LOTS of em.
And yes, it seems every time I turn the corner there is yet another wonderful ass for me to look at, tis a good time of the year indeed!
Skinny jeans are one of my pet hates on guys, not that big on girls in them either. You need fairy legs to be able to put them on and you look like a fairy wearing them.
Although saying that I despise most of the "fashion" surrounding them too - the "scene kids" with with bright plastic shutter glasses and sparkly, frilly scarves etc.
Get a fucking grip and dress the way you want to - not the way everyone thinks is the "in" thing.
And stop with this "non-conformist" shite too.
Great. Now I'm ranting again...
Although saying that I despise most of the "fashion" surrounding them too - the "scene kids" with with bright plastic shutter glasses and sparkly, frilly scarves etc.
Get a fucking grip and dress the way you want to - not the way everyone thinks is the "in" thing.
And stop with this "non-conformist" shite too.
Great. Now I'm ranting again...
This. Competely this. I couldnt say it better myself. Scene kids and non comformists are what i like to call "try harders" they try so hard to be different they look all the same. The irony seems to be lost on them.wickedmonkey said:
Skinny jeans PFFFFFF
all in all i don't even know how they can even be accepted in public.
in my country, some of the guys that do this steal thier sister's white (i said it) low waist capris.
