Hate the half tuck

[Anonymous]

So 80s, I know it's in style, but I just can't.

[Anonymous]

French tuck. I do it often. I am still interested in fashion, trends, and looking good.

[Anonymous]

I french tuck my Powerpuff Girls shirt. Makes the men go crazy with lust.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I french tuck my Powerpuff Girls shirt. Makes the men go crazy with lust.

Hahaha

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love it, but feel like it only works on lower rise pants/jeans. It would look awful on the higher waistline or regular midline pants/jeans.

That’s funny because I feel just the opposite. I think it works best for high rise pants/skirts.

Because it does look better with the high wais, the lower waist half tuck obviously looks good on someone with super flat tummy and narrow waist but then again, what doesn't!

[Anonymous]

Are you guys referring to a french tuck?

[Anonymous]

Looks tacky when it’s done on purpose. Just looks like someone coming out of the the bathroom after accidentally zipping up their pants with part of their shirt hanging out.

[Anonymous]

Every woman on Tv does the half tuck and they look ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Every woman on Tv does the half tuck and they look ridiculous.

Did you really resurrect a 7yo thread to say this??

[Anonymous]

It's a French Tuck, not a half tuck. People have been doing it for forever, not just since you heard about it a few years ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
The half-tuck is what you get at the end of the day when you've been run off your feet.

It's not something that people intentionally calculate as they look at themselves in the mirror in the morning.

... Right?!!!

That's what happens to me at any rate

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:French tuck. I do it often. I am still interested in fashion, trends, and looking good.

I'm French and have never heard of this. Is it in the same category as French toast and French fries? Nothing to do with France?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have only seen it used in catalog pictures so you can see what a shirt looks like tucked in or not. I didn't think it was something that was supposed to be replicated in real life.

I've never seen it done IRL

[Anonymous]

All I know is that 90s me and early 2000s me is totally confused by the current trend of tucking sweaters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have only seen it used in catalog pictures so you can see what a shirt looks like tucked in or not. I didn't think it was something that was supposed to be replicated in real life.

I've never seen it done IRL