Fashion NO/NO's

Succubus wrote:

I took these pics with my phone over a month ago ...I have a pet peeve about pj's being worn out in public like clothing .So to me this is a big fashion no/no! Sorry for the blurred shots my camera phone was high-tech 2 and a half years ago. lol VVVV the one in the grey pj's pants seems to have lost her butt somewhere amongst the store and her pants are suffering because of it.VVV

Eeeew! I totally agree with you! I saw a woman come out of her house the other day, get into her car and drive off whilst wearing jammies and her dressing gown. This, to somebody who has to be dressed to the nines to go to the supermarket, was very distressing

Self respect purlease!

^^They look just like the folks who hang around Downtown Brooklyn...no lie!

nsanelilmunky wrote:

Note to self: Do not open this thread after eating...

Know what I don't get?

Curlers at the grocery store.
I mean, you care enough about how you look to curl your hair, but not enough to take the curlers out?

Emmature wrote:

Know what I don't get?

Curlers at the grocery store.
I mean, you care enough about how you look to curl your hair, but not enough to take the curlers out?

Makes me think on Doña Florinda, from the Latino classic TV El Chavo Del 8:

I see ladies like that everyday ...sometimes wearinghairnets as well.

I doubt you see many men dressed like her son, Quico:

Oh-ho-ho! That's great! Now that you mention it, they look familiar, but it seems like several spanish language comedy shows have that archetype of the grown man dressed as a goofy little boy.

One fashion i'll never get is guys wearing really tight skinny jeans. Saw this one guy earlier and it just looked like he was trying to smuggle bananas out the store . How do guys wear those things without cutting off some circulation. The guy today looked like he had a hard time bending in those. I was expecting them to rip. They were obviously a size too small

Im guilty of wearing the "80's metal pants" in middle school...

^^ I'm a dummy lol, what are 80s metal pants???

angelofthenight wrote:

One fashion i'll never get is guys wearing really tight skinny jeans. Saw this one guy earlier and it just looked like he was trying to smuggle bananas out the store . How do guys wear those things without cutting off some circulation. The guy today looked like he had a hard time bending in those. I was expecting them to rip. They were obviously a size too small

that ^

Ohhhh, lol. Well i'm sure that you didn't look as bad as this guy. Some people just can't pull them off.

endless dark wrote:

Im guilty of wearing the "80's metal pants" in middle school...

Ha ha ha I remember that look ... Tight Levis stone washed ,converse chucks, band t-shirts (metallica mostly) and flannel shirts. Ahhh the late 80's

NOONE can pull it off, thats why it died with the 80's...... ok, maybe russell brand and a hand full of other famouse people but thats it

Succubus wrote:

endless dark wrote:

Im guilty of wearing the "80's metal pants" in middle school...

Ha ha ha I remember that look ... Tight Levis stone washed ,converse chucks, band t-shirts (metallica mostly) and flannel shirts. Ahhh the late 80's

I have done that with everything but flannel... I've even done the knee holes in the jeans

^^ I like the holy jeans

Endless in flannel...can't really imagine it.

angelofthenight wrote:

^^ I like the holy jeans

Yes, holy jeans are good

endless dark wrote:

Succubus wrote:

endless dark wrote:

Im guilty of wearing the "80's metal pants" in middle school...

Ha ha ha I remember that look ... Tight Levis stone washed ,converse chucks, band t-shirts (metallica mostly) and flannel shirts. Ahhh the late 80's

I have done that with everything but flannel... I've even done the knee holes in the jeans

*raises hand* guilty as charged here as well...I did the flannel shirt and the feathered hair teased thing The problem I have now is that I still wear the converse chucks.

Reminds me of The Brady Bunch for some reason

I wish I could find a pic of parachute pants those were a big fashion no /no