S/O capri pants. I believe ____ flatters no one:
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Anonymous
| Mine: khaki pants. Ever. It's just not happening. Male, female, no matter your size. No one looks good in them. Now you go. |
Anonymous
| Jorts. |
Anonymous
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Jeggings
maxi dress Overalls unless working and need them to protect your clothes or store your tools Ankle booties Spray tan Anything Ed Hardy side ponytail High waisted pants Acid wash jeans +1 to jorts Ruffled blouses, like Jessica McClintock made in the 80's bridal gowns with mutton chop sleeves |
Anonymous
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What are "mutton chop" sleeves?
And you people can pry my capri pants from my cold, dead hands! |
Anonymous
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Maxi dresses
Cap sleeves I say this as a tall, thin person |
Anonymous
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Here is a lovely mutton chop sleeve! |
Anonymous
| Oooh, I agree on cap sleeves. It's especially unfortunate when heavier people wear them with the intention of covering their arms. It's not working.... |
Anonymous
| Harem pants. Capris. Cap sleeves. High waisted jeans that are not wide-leg. Turtlenecks. |
Anonymous
I know, right? Better off sleeveless. |
Anonymous
| I love khakis and turtlenecks both. 80s prep forever! |
Anonymous
| Low cut strapless corseted bridal gowns. |
Anonymous
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Flip flops
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Anonymous
| Clogs. |
Anonymous
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Birkenstocks (sorry I know they're comfy)
I can't see the mutton chop sleeve pic... |
Anonymous
| OP here - yes!! So many good ones mentioned. Especially the dreaded corset back wedding dress... |