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 Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2011 6:37 am
I like skinny jeans when they're dark and paired with something loose on top, like an oversize sweater/sweatshirt or a "boyfriend fit" button up shirt.
Guys+skinny jeans=no no matter what, for me. Slim fit is fine, but not skinny.
I second the dislike of "gangster" style. So unattractive.
I'm also really annoyed by the trendy loungewear as casual dress trend. E.g. girls who wear yoga pants, uggs, and VS Pink sweatshirts and think that just because everything's trendy and name brand they look cool. It's fine for a lazy day in but not for every day at school.
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Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2012 11:42 pm
One Witchy Woman Skinny Jeans. Can I just rant a bit that they are EVIL!!!!! evil Seriously. You have to have the tinniest legs to wear them. I did gymnastics for years and so I have muscular legs. I normaly wear like a size 8 but this new skinny jeans craze meansI gotta go up to like a 10 or 12 to get jeans to go over my flippin calves. crying It is HELL on my self esteem and body image. I for one will be GLAD to see this fade go away. And WHY are we recycling 80's fashion? As a gal that grew up in the 80's can i just say the clothes for the most part sucked when they were new, now its just depressing. So feel free to rant with me or tell me the merits of what I personally call chicken leg jeans and Barbie clothes. If you hate a fad... why would you follow it? I'm sorry, but I've never understand the concept of, "Wow, I look like total crap, but I have to, because it's FASHIONABLE!" neutral
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Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2012 1:18 pm
Oh i don't follow it, i just hate the sizing issues and felt the need to let off steam about clothes that while cute i personally cant wear. I hate jammies in public too, escpecially whenthe person is wearing a full face of makeup and half a bottle of hair goo for a perfect coif. It just cheeses me so i needed to whine. cheese_whine oOMary-AnnetteOo One Witchy Woman Skinny Jeans. Can I just rant a bit that they are EVIL!!!!! evil Seriously. You have to have the tinniest legs to wear them. I did gymnastics for years and so I have muscular legs. I normaly wear like a size 8 but this new skinny jeans craze meansI gotta go up to like a 10 or 12 to get jeans to go over my flippin calves. crying It is HELL on my self esteem and body image. I for one will be GLAD to see this fade go away. And WHY are we recycling 80's fashion? As a gal that grew up in the 80's can i just say the clothes for the most part sucked when they were new, now its just depressing. So feel free to rant with me or tell me the merits of what I personally call chicken leg jeans and Barbie clothes. If you hate a fad... why would you follow it? I'm sorry, but I've never understand the concept of, "Wow, I look like total crap, but I have to, because it's FASHIONABLE!" neutral
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Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2012 10:24 pm
One Witchy Woman Oh i don't follow it, i just hate the sizing issues and felt the need to let off steam about clothes that while cute i personally cant wear. I hate jammies in public too, escpecially whenthe person is wearing a full face of makeup and half a bottle of hair goo for a perfect coif. It just cheeses me so i needed to whine. cheese_whine To add to that point of pj's in public, I hate, I mean absolutely HATE when girls leave the house, and not like to a friends house, but to the mall or another major public forum, in pyjama pants and uggs.
*gag*
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Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 2:21 am
i hate this new patches trends, and flares ew.
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Posted: Sun Dec 08, 2013 4:21 pm
  ♦ Just a skinny jeans lover passing through the comment section... xd
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Posted: Sun Apr 28, 2024 11:01 am
It's 2024 and I've just realized that this post has aged well. I hope that today, whoever wrote this post is happy to see that baggy y2k jeans and vintage clothes have made their grand entrance on social networks lol
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