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  • #76
    Oh, its a scrunchie all right...I just meant I opted for the plain, slightly poofy black one, as oppossed to the overly poofy, neon one with hanging....flowers I think it was? Eek.

    Wonder what other 80s fads will be coming back....whether they should or shouldn't

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    • #77
      A couple of years back, I saw a high school girl that looked like a refugee out of the movie Desperately Seeking Susan. She had some layered gaudy print thing going with purple zebra stripes and some green checked pattern, at least two scarves, giant orange plastic hoop earrings and some other things that I've blocked from my memory.

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      • #78
        In regards to authentic Asian clothing styles, I've actually found some Chinese tailoring websites which have allowed me to bypass western pseudo-asian stuff entirely. They will custom make cheongsams and other garments in your size, using your measurements. And most of them handle plus sizes really well- I've got a gorgeous black and gold cheongsam which I had custom made for me, I believe it was under $150.

        I've also seen similar things for people who want Hanboks made, as well as Indian sari and choli blouses.

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        • #79
          Don't like most jeans worn tucked into boots. If the jeans are not overly tight and the boots are flat and have some substance to them, they look okay, but for the most part, it's not terribly flattering for anyone.

          I was doing it for a while, but I was doing it because I broke my toe and the SIZE TWELVE, box toed, fake suede boots I was wearing (the only footwear I could tolerate wearing at the time...bought for the sole purpose of accommodating said broken toe) looked asinine if I tried to wear them under the jeans. Wrong style and wrong cut.

          I prefer boot cut jeans with boots or heels. The slight flare starting at the knee, with an unbroken line down the leg, adds height and a nice slimming effect because it does not make your ass the obvious widest point of your silhouette.

          I don't want to see your bra straps nor do I want to see your thong underwear straps.

          I don't want to see ANY underwear, while we're on the subject. Pull up your fucking pants, you look like you took a dump and nobody's changed your diaper.

          I cannot stand capri pants. Hate them with a passion you cannot begin to imagine. I won't even wear pajama capris pants.

          Pleated pants: Why?

          Bubble skirts: WTF??


          Someone said this and I shall repeat it. Clothing that is too small is not a great idea. All it does it make you look like ten pounds of manure stuffed into a five pound sack.

          Do not wear bras that are too small. Cleavage should be vertical only. If your tits look like you're wearing four sections of an egg carton on your chest, your bra is too small.
          Last edited by RecoveringKinkoid; 04-13-2011, 12:39 AM.

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          • #80
            I must add a new one after my foray outside today:

            Absolutely anything that has words on the ass.

            Especially "Juicy".

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            • #81
              Man, ain't that the truth? "Juicy"? Really? Maybe I don't want to think about anyone's ass in connection with that particular concept.

              I see that on someone's ass, it might as well say "kick me hard" because that's what I want to do.

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              • #82
                I have sweat pants for the gym (I've had them for a couple of years, they used to be lounge pants or lazy night at work pants) that say "American Eagle" or "AE Outfitters" on the butt. I don't really care if people don't like it, I just think it's annoying when people walk behind me and read it out loud. Whatever. At least they don't say "Juicy" or "Sexy back" or other things that are out there. I didn't buy them just because it said that on the back, it was because they were flared sweatpants.

                My other sweats have writing down the legs or up by the pockets.

                My other peeve is people in general reading whatever is on your shirt out loud, especially if it just says "Aeropostale".

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                • #83
                  Adding a couple more.

                  Shorts that are so short they may as well be underwear...in fact they may be underwear masquerading as shorts. Yes, I've seen this

                  Also, t-shirts or tank tops worn as a dress, those my dears are a long top, not a dress, pants are a must. I usually seen these worn without leggings or tights, and with 6 inch heels and a giant designer bag (or rather a fake designer bag) oh and those bug eye sunglasses.

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                  • #84
                    What's a bubble skirt? Even the name sounds terrible.

                    Neve rmind, I googled them...meh.

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                    • #85
                      Here is what a bubble skirt looks like

                      Here is what one looks like on a person

                      I could never get away with a bubble skirt. I have to wear something like this: an A-line skirt. And I like the skirts down to my ankles. I hate my legs (big thighs and calves - actually, even when I was skinny, I had big calves. Must be genetic).
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                      • #86
                        Pedal pushers, shoulder pads, ra-ra skirts... all of these were eighties fashions which should never have made a comeback. -.-

                        Also; if you're going out and about, kindly make sure that your clothes are clean and fit properly. Nothing looks worse than a pair of trousers with nameless stains, or a food stained top. I don't mind if you have paint, plaster or brick dust on you, cuz you're a painter, plasterer or builder; that's incidental. But most people should be able to put on a clean pair of trousers and a top to go to the store.
                        "Oh wow, I can't believe how stupid I used to be and you still are."

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                        • #87
                          I don't mind capri pants on other people, but I can't wear them. I'm so short that they just look like regular pants that aren't quite long enough. I do wear capri pj pants, though. Love those.

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                          • #88
                            Capris visually cut the legs off at the least flattering part for most women. You have to have skinny calves to pull them off.

                            I don't wear them, although I wish I could. They'd be a nice option in the summer for us pasty people. It would be easier to slap some self-tanner on just your lower calves.

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                            • #89
                              I can pull of cargo capris alright, and regular capris as long as I have even just an inch or two boost from a pair of heels or platform sandals (those would be more suited for the cargo capris because those look silly with heels, unless you're deliberately trying to look that way).

                              I'm pretty white and don't have the sexiest of bodies, but I have some really nice looking lower legs, the only problem is I'm short and curvy, so capris with flats wouldn't help my cause.

                              Actually, flats in general don't help me. I need a boost in general in height so that I look thinner and more toned, but I have to wear flats or tennies for work, so I just deal 5 days out of the week.

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                              • #90
                                I thought of this last night, but forgot to post it: Hair bows.

                                The first time I saw Gaga sporting one, I thought it was stupid, and learning that someone decided to market them made wonder

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                                Faith is about what you do. It's about aspiring to be better and nobler and kinder than you are. It's about making sacrifices for the good of others. - Dresden

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