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I was going to write something about how avante guarde fashion has changed over time, but then that fat cancer hit my eyeballs and I have to go ice them.
Excuse me.
Excuse me.
Clothing Cringe - From shitty trends to how they're marketed
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- 3 de Feb, 2013
Empire waist looks good in period costume, and if someone is decently proportional. All other times, no. Leave that stuff in Jane Austen adaptations where it belongs.
Have to speak up for leggings and yoga pants, though. They're not at all stylish, but if you buy decent quality (IE, not paper-thin Lululemon bullshit) and don't go super skin-tight, they're pretty good for wearing around the house or to the grocery store. Very much a casual thing, though.
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- 27 de Mar, 2017
In my experience leggins are only wearable if you have super thin or toned thighs.
Mine are pretty thick so they look extremely weird in leggins because at the part where thighs and hips meet it kinda dents out. (I think this is called hip dips)
Mine are pretty thick so they look extremely weird in leggins because at the part where thighs and hips meet it kinda dents out. (I think this is called hip dips)
I kinda like those high-art fashion shows. While most of the outfits used are definitely not wearable, I think they can look pretty cool.
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- 23 de Dic, 2016
This thread had me laughing so hard I cried, and I laughed for a solid 5mins reading page 5.
Good thread, kiwis, good thread.
Good thread, kiwis, good thread.
Maggots on a Train
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- 4 de Jun, 2017
It's like shooting fish in a barrel.
I saw this, and do not think it was a troll.
I saw this, and do not think it was a troll.
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- 15 de Dic, 2016
So I'm convinced these fat girls who wear bondage gear out in public only do it because they own the gear but have no one to use it with in private. I can't think of any other reason to look that fucking tacky.
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- 16 de Jun, 2017
Is she supposed to be shaped like Mississippi?
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- 14 de Ago, 2017
I would wear that skirt. I would also wear it with a tshirt, but I acknowledge I have no taste.
I really dislike those black lace pants. Please don't make clothes out of estate sale curtains.
I really dislike those black lace pants. Please don't make clothes out of estate sale curtains.
MysticMisty
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- 12 de Mar, 2013
She reminds me of a kid playing dress-up, or mix and matching Barbie clothes. I have no idea why you'd want to make that a fashion statement.
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- 27 de Mar, 2017
Why do so many landwhales love the vintage aesthetic (primarily 40s and 50s) so much??
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- 14 de Mar, 2015
Because it’s made to fit and flatter curves.
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- 20 de Oct, 2017
Doesn't show as much skin I guess.
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- 15 de Abr, 2014
Protip: If you're overweight, wearing a goth harness may make you look like a trussed ham.
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- 13 de Mar, 2016
"With God as my witness, I swear I will never be hungry again."
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- 14 de Ago, 2017
Do fat girls really have curves, though? Especially in the 250+ range.
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- 12 de Feb, 2017
I knew somebody who dressed like that often. She weighs about 230 pounds, was 5'3'' and would wear a dress like this:
She didn't get as many compliments as she hoped.
Anyways, I was looking for a school uniform for dance crew and--
Well, I yielded some interesting results.
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Any else who thinks goth fashion is overrated? Wearing pentacle belts, ankh jewelry, or shirts/dresses with Baphomet(???) and Lucifer seem incredibly try-hard and cringe worthy. Are there any kiwis here that find a particular style grating or annoying?
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- 4 de Mar, 2016
I've seen it done well but age, size etc have a lot to do with it. Fine line between looking interesting/good and oh dear God no.
Fat middle aged women wearing cheap stretch velvet are a great example. Usually seen with a lanky, balding on top but long at the back haired husband in a stinky leather jacket and trousers.
I like my cute Baphomet.
