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Originally posted by CelineChic@Aug 15 2004, 01:58 AM
Impossible unless she's albino. There is no such thing as white hair pigment.
Either way its :yuk:
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Perhaps it's platinum blonde.

Bleached hair is perversly chic. Think Warholian mink wigs from Lacroix. Think mink, darling.
 
Originally posted by CelineChic@Aug 15 2004, 01:58 AM
Impossible unless she's albino. There is no such thing as white hair pigment.
Either way its :yuk:
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nope. She's not albino, she's just lucky. I've been friends with her since elementary school, and she has always had white white white blonde hair and light blue eyes.

and she's gorgeous.
 
I have a friend as well that naturally has bleach blond hair and its obviously not dyed that way since I've known her since I was five.
 
hmmm.....things i am sick of.....
-Jelly bags
-little minni pleated and ruffle skirts
-trucker hats
-platform flip flops :sick:
-girls that wear tooo much makeup....(i dunno if thats a trend but its just gotta END!)
-ponchos
-those damnn stupid LV loook-a-likess.....not to mention the girls that carry them...plus whatever else they wearr, which makes them think they are "trendy".....

hmmm cant think of anything else really...these are all things ive seeeen today while was shopping at the mall..... :yuk:
 
i'm pretty much tired of all trends in general. they get so overdone so quickly and its boring, people don't know how to think for themselves and only wear things they see cojo talking about on entertainment tonight. ew.
 
Originally posted by chickonspeed@Aug 14 2004, 02:47 PM
I love high-waisted anything and I'm glad they're back in style. Low-riding jeans and skirts are kinda gross.
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i very much agree!! :flower:
 
Originally posted by LolitaLuxe@Aug 11 2004, 10:17 PM
body bling
:sick:
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:lol: http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtm...ldPaginate=true
 
Originally posted by Glamourina@Aug 15 2004, 04:38 PM
i'm pretty much tired of all trends in general. they get so overdone so quickly and its boring, people don't know how to think for themselves and only wear things they see cojo talking about on entertainment tonight. ew.
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Cojo scares the crap out of me. He looks like an old, muppet version of Ryan Seacrest on crack.

I think that if there's more than 5% lycra in a pair of pants, they shouldn't be catagorized as jeans.
 
Originally posted by Incroyable@Aug 15 2004, 02:36 PM
If you're going to wear a cape like item make it an opera cape or the short trench cape that Bailey did for Burberry Prorsum.
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oh definitely!! :heart: :flower:
 
Originally posted by slinky_vagabond@Aug 15 2004, 03:48 PM
Cojo scares the crap out of me. He looks like an old, muppet version of Ryan Seacrest on crack.
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i'd definitely have to agree with you on that one... :lol:

"...leopard-print is the new black"
 
I just read Cojo's book; it's entertaining enough, I suppose...

He sure doesn't seem to understand the concept of a "classic" look.
 
I had to spend some time in a mall this past week because that is where the Lenscrafters was where I had to go to get my glasses fixed. The worst "trend" I saw was girls wearing their clothes way too tight.

I think the #1 thing I would like to see is for more girls to understand their clothing size is NOT the tiniest garment they can cram their bodies into. Wearing ease, people. Learn it, wear it, love it. Nothing looks more painful than a size 5 girl packed into a size 1 pair of shorts. Body bulging, seams straining, this is not the look to buy.

If you have had a growth spurt or hit your Freshman 15, please, go up a size. If you are just being tag conscious, get a grip. There is no shame in wearing a size 9 if you really are a size 9, and you will look much more graceful and attractive if your clothes aren't gapping and bunching and straining around your form.

If you think you should wear a smaller size, work out more and take care to eat healthy, and buy your preferred size when you can fit it. In the meantime, wear clothes that fit your body the way it is.

That's all.
 
Originally posted by As You Like It@Aug 15 2004, 09:48 PM
I had to spend some time in a mall this past week because that is where the Lenscrafters was where I had to go to get my glasses fixed. The worst "trend" I saw was girls wearing their clothes way too tight.

....

If you think you should wear a smaller size, work out more and take care to eat healthy, and buy your preferred size when you can fit it. In the meantime, wear clothes that fit your body the way it is.
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VERY MUCH agreed. :flower:
 
looking back on this thread, i do agree even more with those of you who said that people get sick of trends due to them being over-hyped...... it's especially overwhelming when people are tired of a trend that hasn't even been taken into full effect yet.... such as the ladylike look that spacemiu noted as already being sick of ... that look is projected for fall 2004, and fall hasn't even hit us yet :cry:

such a sad state of affairs.
i wish that people would just think for themselves, and not be swayed by the media or "what's in" .....
 
Originally posted by As You Like It@Aug 15 2004, 10:48 PM
I had to spend some time in a mall this past week because that is where the Lenscrafters was where I had to go to get my glasses fixed. The worst "trend" I saw was girls wearing their clothes way too tight.

I think the #1 thing I would like to see is for more girls to understand their clothing size is NOT the tiniest garment they can cram their bodies into. Wearing ease, people. Learn it, wear it, love it. Nothing looks more painful than a size 5 girl packed into a size 1 pair of shorts. Body bulging, seams straining, this is not the look to buy.

If you have had a growth spurt or hit your Freshman 15, please, go up a size. If you are just being tag conscious, get a grip. There is no shame in wearing a size 9 if you really are a size 9, and you will look much more graceful and attractive if your clothes aren't gapping and bunching and straining around your form.

If you think you should wear a smaller size, work out more and take care to eat healthy, and buy your preferred size when you can fit it. In the meantime, wear clothes that fit your body the way it is.

That's all.
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I agree sooo much! I used to cram into what ever I could just to have the satisfaction that I could cram into a one. Now I realize after gaining 15 :eeek: pounds, I will always look the best in the item that actually, truely FITS without regard to the number on the tag.
 
Originally posted by CelineChic@Aug 15 2004, 06:58 AM
Impossible unless she's albino. There is no such thing as white hair pigment.
Either way its :yuk:
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yes I also knew a girl in elementary school who had white blonde hair back then.
 
Trends in general suck, wear clothes that flatter YOU, not Jessica Simpson, not Britney Spears, not Lindsay Lohan, but you. Only YOU can make yourself look radiant, and as such, pick out your own clothes, not a celebrities.
 
So sick of rappers (and their wives) becoming "designers".........just because you have money doesn't, that's DOES NOT mean that you possess the talent, style and taste to design clothing. If you find that you cannot contain your ego or truly believe you can design clothes at least keep it off of a runway. Just stop it already!!!!
 
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