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Started by N.Chaos, July 29, 2011, 03:41:25 PM

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Robert Scott

#20
August 01, 2011, 08:38:16 PM
Ya I don't like anything on my head --- I think I look dumb in them and they make me hot which with the binder I definitely don't want to get any warmer
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N.Chaos

#21
August 02, 2011, 02:08:52 AM
Yeah, the heat thing is a pain in the ass. I tend to pass better wearing certain hats, but it's summer and IDGAF. Like you said, sweaty enough as it is.
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Luc

#22
August 02, 2011, 02:19:31 AM
Crocs ("those rubber sandal things"), flip flops, turtlenecks, anything that screams "cowboy," fur (not because it's murder, mostly because it's gaudy), anything orange.

Apparently, my fashion sense would offend most of our membership here; I typically wear shorts or jeans with skate shoes or athletic shoes, a polo shirt or t-shirt, and a baseball cap. Oh, and plaid, but I only dig it if it's brightly colored.
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Annah

#23
August 02, 2011, 03:09:45 AM
hmm for me it's

1. Stiletto Heels or heels longer than 2 inches (hate em more than Jellyfish. And I HATE Jellyfish!!!)
2. Baggy anything
3. Hooker boots
4. painter hats
5. Leggings with a tight blouse (always MUST be a tunic and leggings for me)
6. Polos
7. Printed blouses (you know...the ones with the kittens, or the 3 wolves howling at the moon, or a garden of roses plastered across the breasts)
8. Spandex skirts or formfitting skirts (pencil skirts are ok)
9. Suntan Pantyhose. Nude yes. Suntan no!
10. Religious T Shirts
11. Movie T Shirts (I guess 10 and 11 can be related to 7)
12. Jeggings
13. Printed tights (like argyle pattern tights, plaid pattern tights, blackwhite stripe pattern tights, etc etc).


Things I will not allow my boyfriend to wear if we plan on being seen together out in public (LOL)
1. Muscle shirts (whether it's sleeveless button shirts, sleeveless polos, sleeveless tshirts, etc etc
2. Jeans tucked in boots
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N.Chaos

#24
August 02, 2011, 03:21:29 AM
Quote from: Luc on August 02, 2011, 02:19:31 AM
Crocs ("those rubber sandal things"), flip flops, turtlenecks, anything that screams "cowboy," fur (not because it's murder, mostly because it's gaudy), anything orange.

Apparently, my fashion sense would offend most of our membership here; I typically wear shorts or jeans with skate shoes or athletic shoes, a polo shirt or t-shirt, and a baseball cap. Oh, and plaid, but I only dig it if it's brightly colored.

I love me some plaid. Skate shoes are comfy as hell, and usually pretty durable. I had a pair of Vans that I loved dearly, lasted me about 5 years in spite of walking everywhere.

I had to laugh at the "printed blouses " Annah mentioned. So friggin' tacky. I ordered a shirt from Rockabilia  while back and now apparently get their catalogues every once in a while. And the non-band shirts are the cheesiest grim-reaper-with-flaming-skull stuff imaginable.
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Annah

#25
August 02, 2011, 03:25:47 AM
Quote from: N.Chaos on August 02, 2011, 03:21:29 AM
I love me some plaid. Skate shoes are comfy as hell, and usually pretty durable. I had a pair of Vans that I loved dearly, lasted me about 5 years in spite of walking everywhere.

I had to laugh at the "printed blouses " Annah mentioned. So friggin' tacky. I ordered a shirt from Rockabilia  while back and now apparently get their catalogues every once in a while. And the non-band shirts are the cheesiest grim-reaper-with-flaming-skull stuff imaginable.

lol for real! Printed T shirts are so nasty unless its done from a very reputable source.

Also, I am a big time Vans wearer. I bought these the other day where I work at: http://www.jcpenney.com/jcp/X6.aspx?GrpTyp=PRD&ItemID=1b37027&DeptID=70731&CatID=78085&SO=0&Ne=4294957900+3+8+23+1031+4+5+840+1037+18+904+833+949&PCatID=70731&NOffset=2&CatTyp=RLE&Dep=Womens+ShoeS&N=4294939952&Pcat=Womens+ShoeS&Cat=Junior&Nao=0&PSO=0&cmAMS_T=XGN3&cmAMS_C=MERCHA&cmAMS_Z=XGN3TOPOFRESULTS&CmCatId=77583|78085
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N.Chaos

#26
August 02, 2011, 03:58:49 AM
D'awww those are adorable!
My girlfriend would snatch those up in a heartbeat.

Agreed, though. I found a site online that does screenprinting of obscure horror movies and such, he does a great job. My girlfriend bought a hoodie of his about three years ago and it still hasn't cracked/peeled/faded.
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Renate

#27
August 02, 2011, 05:45:36 AM
I don't wear:
  • Heels of any kind
  • Clothing with designer logos or names
  • Clothing with writing (unless I got it for free, it's politically correct and I'm wearing it around the house)
  • A burqa
I've been wearing shorts so much this hot summer. I mix it up with skirts but I get so bored with it that I wear jeans or stretch athletic pants for a change.

You'll usually find me in sneakers because of the amount of walking I do. I'll wear flip-flops if it's hot and I only have to walk a mile or two.
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seanstartrunning

#28
August 05, 2011, 09:06:29 AM
Flip flops, wifebeaters/guinea tees, anything with animal print, shirts printed with huge logos and designer names.
boop!
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nogoodnik

#29
August 06, 2011, 06:38:04 AM
I can be picky about outfits as a whole, but there aren't that many items of clothing that I object to wearing 100% — it depends how they look, and on what I'd be wearing them with. One of the only things I can't see myself ever wearing are those shorts that end below the knee that almost every young guy seems to wear.

Shoes, however, I am much more picky about. I will not wear flip flops, Crocs, or Ugg boots. I don't like boat shoes, moccasins, penny loafers or anything with the seam around the top of the toe like that. I also won't wear square-toed clunky dress shoes like these. I don't notice them too much on other people but I wouldn't ever wear them myself. When it comes to dress shoes, I prefer something more classic.

I also rarely wear orange as I look terrible in it. I do have one loud 70s patterned shirt that has quite a bit of orange in the pattern, but that's it. I love the pattern too much not to keep it.
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RachaelAnn22

#30
August 06, 2011, 11:20:44 AM
baggy clothes,hats,gloves,long dresses and flip flops
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JungianZoe

#31
August 06, 2011, 01:48:59 PM
Wow... no flip flop love around here! :laugh:  I wear them nearly every single day.
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tekla

#32
August 07, 2011, 04:41:34 AM
2. Jeans tucked in boots
Drug-store cowboy, all hat, no cattle.

Flips are great for two things, you wear them between where you change and the pool/spa, and secondly they are like manna from heaven if your on a real hot beach and have to make a run across the sand.

They are a god-send in the Third World, flips have saved a lot of lives.
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N.Chaos

#33
August 08, 2011, 11:24:02 AM
Quote from: tekla on August 07, 2011, 04:41:34 AM
2. Jeans tucked in boots


Oh, I'm guilty of that one. Like, every other day. It's just comfy to me, though, and I feel like it makes me less short. Plus it rains a lot here and nothing pisses me off more than wet clothes.

Tekla, I can't deny the fact that they're really convenient/helpful, especially with the burning sand of death. I just don't like them because they're uncomfortable for me, and (this sounds really odd) I feel too "vulnerable" in then. Don't ask, I know it doesn't make any damn sense.
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Nurse With Wound

#34
August 09, 2011, 06:39:49 AM
The only thing I have down right refused to wear is a suit, didn't even wear one for my end of high school party. I know girls can wear suits but it is generally seen as a masculine thing to wear.

I don't particularly like wearing baggy jeans but I will if all of my skinnies are in the wash (unlikely).
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justmeinoz

#35
August 09, 2011, 08:39:21 AM
Tights without a skirt, just screams 'Bogan' ,80's balloon skirts,  Cargo or Capri  pants. And anything in Beige.

Here in Oz flip-flops are called thongs.  You can imagine the look of horror on a English girl's face when she is asked why she isn't wearing her thongs to go out! :o

Karen.

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AbraCadabra

#36
August 09, 2011, 08:48:40 AM
In SA we call them flip-flops too, but the bottom version we call G-strings.
Any idea what "G"? The string part is obvious.

Cargo pants SHMG! Too butch for this here gal.

Also Laura Ashley stuff or anything too frilly is not my thing, add beige and brown, exceptions confirm this rule.

Purple I wear with some discretion as it is said to say: "Sexually frustrated, ..." ouch!
No need to advertice such, or?

Oh, and high boots with super spiky heels of 4 - 5" ... that's what I'd call "bed-shoes" :-) and what out for your linen!

Axelle
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Stephe

#37
August 09, 2011, 09:20:20 AM
Bolero jackets. I think they look bad on ANYONE!
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N.Chaos

#38
August 09, 2011, 12:42:19 PM
Quote from: Stephe on August 09, 2011, 09:20:20 AM
Bolero jackets. I think they look bad on ANYONE!

Agh, are those still around? I'd hoped they disappeared into some void reserved for truly awful fashion. Like those mega-highwaisted pants from the 70s/80s.
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