Don't knock the chain leggings. If I recall correctly, they were once anthropomorphized with substitutiary locomotion and helped save England from a Nazi invasion.
If they were full-on chain-mail leggings, I would totally wear them.
The chains must make these really heavy though. They probably fall down gradually throughout the day until the wearer is left unwittingly de-pantsed by her own bad fashion choices.
I am happy to see flannel-y shirts coming back into style.
I don't care if I look like a lumberjack. They are comfortable and warm. I miss flannel.
I do not miss tapered/skinny/cigarette jeans. I thought they were really ugly the first time around, and I think so now. I don't think they flatter anybody. At least, no one I've seen. But if you like them, more power to you, because everyone should just wear whatever they think they look best in (barring dress codes and including common sense).
Unfortunately, I am a snotty anti-Walmart hippie, so this line is not for me. le sigh.
I like the buffalo check shirt. Everybody has been wearing them (like you said) and it looks like a potentially very flattering cut. Plus $12, might as well go try one on. "Miley Cyrus" fashion line means "tacky and young" to me, so I find this line quite pleasant.
In addition to not being fresh now, this is all stuff I could have purchased at the mall in 1987 before heading off to the Def Leppard concert with my girls.
Love ya, Forever 21. Where else can I get a whole new cute wardrobe for 100 bucks? And the funny thing is, their stuff is sturdier than Urban Outfitters'.
There is just no reason for Anthropologie's clothes to cost as much as they do. Even if I could afford it, I wouldn't shop there on principle, though I like their stuff.
Is this the part where I bitch about the insufficient range of sizes among most shoe brands? My non-sample-size ass can't take refuge in a pair of beautiful stilettos if two inches of heel is falling off the back of the designer's largest size.
Salma is one of only women in the world who actually looks good in Balenciaga which is funny, considering that they'd never use someone with her curvy figure in their ads.
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OH, FOR THE FUCK OF SHIT!
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The chains must make these really heavy though. They probably fall down gradually throughout the day until the wearer is left unwittingly de-pantsed by her own bad fashion choices.
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I don't care if I look like a lumberjack. They are comfortable and warm. I miss flannel.
I do not miss tapered/skinny/cigarette jeans. I thought they were really ugly the first time around, and I think so now. I don't think they flatter anybody. At least, no one I've seen. But if you like them, more power to you, because everyone should just wear whatever they think they look best in (barring dress codes and including common sense).
Unfortunately, I am a snotty anti-Walmart hippie, so this line is not for me. le sigh.
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But really, what is the need for a tiny half vest?
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