What Fashion Victims Did You See Today? - Page 12

Diorling · 11-09-2005

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Originally Posted by mb117

A woman in a denim jumpsuit(AGH)...with fake Pink Dior Sunglasses, an awful Louis Vuitton knockoff...and pink leopard heels. Not to mention a rhinestone bracelet.

Oh you met J.Lo!? What's she like in person...

Micaela · 11-09-2005

^ HAHaha!!!!

Diorling · 11-09-2005

I just have a few notes...

I was in Versace, wow, awful. I could help but say it "this is horrible" the SA was like "I know, Im moving to Chanel." I got all excited over a sailor stripe shirt (Gaultier knockoff at 50% off) but the front had Versace spray painted onto it and the Medusa spraypainted on...GOD PLEASE MAKE IT STOP, DONATELLA HAS TO BE SEDATED...

I realized how unflattering pleated pants are, this guy's *** looked huge, like it was ENORMOUS. Really freaky.

susie_bubble · 11-09-2005

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Originally Posted by Fade to Black

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Hey Susie, you're from Hong Kong? I'm from there too! And I totally agree with your views on HK street fashion, especially among the youth...it's really mindless. It's even worse whenever I go check out Joyce boutique, i see guys who look totally out of place trying on a pair of Dior Homme pants then asking the sales if they come in baggier models as the ones they tried were too tight! 50 year old guys in Junya Watanabe polos and such...it's really tasteless!

I saw your pics in the what are you wearing thread though, you seem like a very stylish HK-er!

Yeah, I kinda fly back and forth between London and HK coz my parents are there. I mean I do like the fact that HK youth are fashion conscious but it then turns into being LABEL conscious and they think by plastering their bodies with head to toe labels is gonna do them favours which is just ridiculous.
I so know what you mean about the 50 year olds in Junya! It's really just a sign of insecurity if you ask me. It's like they're not comfortable with their own personal style so make up for it by buying all these ridiculous clothes.
I'm not saying that the clothes themselves are bad, but that these people let the clothes wear them, instead of them wearing the clothes.
Whenever I go back, I always get stared at in the streets coz a)I'm about 5"8 (so taller than the girls there) and b)my dress sense is so NOT HK! It's really hysterical actually when me and my sister go shopping in CWB.

HBoogie · 11-09-2005

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Originally Posted by sakina

I know one of those girls once she wore THREE polos at once. Red, yellow and orange, of course all popped.

McDonalds colors!

VICTIM · 12-09-2005

i didnt actually see this but in the sunday times style suppliment yesterday there is a section called wardrobe mistress where people ask questions about what to wear and such and one read...

"i am a size 16 (thats a uk 16 i dont know how big that is in the us) and want to buy inexpensive drainpipe jeans. where can i get them?"

argh FASHION VICTIM!!! wearing a trend whether it suits you or not

susie_bubble · 12-09-2005

^A size 16 is about a 20 in US I think.
That sounds HIDEOUS! I'm sorry, I'm all for larger women being fashion conscious....but wearing skinny jeans is just SUICIDE!

HBoogie · 12-09-2005

Actually, a UK size 16 is a US size 12.

susie_bubble · 13-09-2005

^Crap...I must be really delirious. I was going up instead of down!
Sorry guys! I shud stop posting whilst I'm ill....

Snow-White · 13-09-2005

theres this girl in my college. shes very studious. tries too hard in fact,
she wears neon orange pants and black t-shirts to class.

justlucky · 13-09-2005

I have a good one:

A fake, white, terry "juicy-inspired" minidress
Cropped bright red (Santa-esque) velour pants
Big pink wedge flip flops
The juicy knockoff of the luella in a tan tie-dye
Complete with long stringy hair with requisite blonde highlights

All this on a 40-ish year old woman. I saw it and the first thing I thought was TFS!

Fade to Black · 13-09-2005

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Originally Posted by Snow-White

theres this girl in my college. shes very studious. tries too hard in fact,
she wears neon orange pants and black t-shirts to class.

hehe I wonder if people say that about me over here, that I'm trying too hard.

susie_bubble · 13-09-2005

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Originally Posted by Fade to Black

hehe I wonder if people say that about me over here, that I'm trying too hard.

Why? What do you wear???? :p

Fade to Black · 13-09-2005

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Originally Posted by susie_bubble

Why? What do you wear???? :p

Well, my actual outfits are so simple they can't be broken down anymore...usually just a plain colored, basic but well cut t-shirt or maybe a button down shirt worn open collar, jeans (I wear my DH jeans most of the time) and basic sneakers. I might add a sweater, blazer or a casual jacket for slightly cooler temperatures. For some reason people here think I put way too much time into getting dressed which couldn't be further from the truth as I just throw on the first thing I think of wearing that day. Even my mom was telling me the other day after driving with me around campus that I stand out a lot compared to the college crowd here, to the point where I'm not fitting in and alienating everyone around me! I'm not tooting my horn by any means but perhaps it is just the cut of my clothes that make them look different to other people, thus they might think i am trying too hard.

susie_bubble · 13-09-2005

Yeah, I kind of had the same problem as well at uni. But that's coz most UCL ppl turned up to class wearing their pyjamas! Most average students are pretty lazy with their dress sense probably coz they just don't really give a damn when 10 thesis papers are due in.
Not me tho! Having left a strict girl's school, I was ready to break out in nice outfits everyday for uni!

I think it's great that you make the effort. And if your wardrobe is really full of well-cut, better quality clothes, then it's not really trying hard is it if the first thing that you grab out of your wardrobe is something well-cut!

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susie_bubble V.I.P. Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: London Gender: femme Posts: 4,068	^A size 16 is about a 20 in US I think. That sounds HIDEOUS! I'm sorry, I'm all for larger women being fashion conscious....but wearing skinny jeans is just SUICIDE! __________________ 'A fashion that does not reach the streets is not a fashion.' Coco Chanel. MyStyleDiary My blog - Style Bubble - http://stylebubble.typepad.com/style_bubble/

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susie_bubble V.I.P. Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: London Gender: femme Posts: 4,068	^Crap...I must be really delirious. I was going up instead of down! Sorry guys! I shud stop posting whilst I'm ill.... __________________ 'A fashion that does not reach the streets is not a fashion.' Coco Chanel. MyStyleDiary My blog - Style Bubble - http://stylebubble.typepad.com/style_bubble/

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susie_bubble V.I.P. Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: London Gender: femme Posts: 4,068	Yeah, I kind of had the same problem as well at uni. But that's coz most UCL ppl turned up to class wearing their pyjamas! Most average students are pretty lazy with their dress sense probably coz they just don't really give a damn when 10 thesis papers are due in. Not me tho! Having left a strict girl's school, I was ready to break out in nice outfits everyday for uni! I think it's great that you make the effort. And if your wardrobe is really full of well-cut, better quality clothes, then it's not really trying hard is it if the first thing that you grab out of your wardrobe is something well-cut! __________________ 'A fashion that does not reach the streets is not a fashion.' Coco Chanel. MyStyleDiary My blog - Style Bubble - http://stylebubble.typepad.com/style_bubble/

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Micaela backstage pass Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Canada Gender: femme Posts: 819	^ HAHaha!!!!

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Diorling V.I.P. Join Date: Feb 2005 Gender: homme Posts: 6,726	I just have a few notes... I was in Versace, wow, awful. I could help but say it "this is horrible" the SA was like "I know, Im moving to Chanel." I got all excited over a sailor stripe shirt (Gaultier knockoff at 50% off) but the front had Versace spray painted onto it and the Medusa spraypainted on...GOD PLEASE MAKE IT STOP, DONATELLA HAS TO BE SEDATED... I realized how unflattering pleated pants are, this guy's *** looked huge, like it was ENORMOUS. Really freaky.

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VICTIM trendsetter Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: England Gender: homme Posts: 1,147	i didnt actually see this but in the sunday times style suppliment yesterday there is a section called wardrobe mistress where people ask questions about what to wear and such and one read... "i am a size 16 (thats a uk 16 i dont know how big that is in the us) and want to buy inexpensive drainpipe jeans. where can i get them?" argh FASHION VICTIM!!! wearing a trend whether it suits you or not

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HBoogie Procrastinator. Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Pittsburgh Gender: femme Posts: 3,713	Actually, a UK size 16 is a US size 12.

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justlucky scenester Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 91	I have a good one: A fake, white, terry "juicy-inspired" minidress Cropped bright red (Santa-esque) velour pants Big pink wedge flip flops The juicy knockoff of the luella in a tan tie-dye Complete with long stringy hair with requisite blonde highlights All this on a 40-ish year old woman. I saw it and the first thing I thought was TFS!

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