Things people wear/do to look good but you think look bad?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fake hair, nails, and eyelashes. Yuck.

Oprah

[Anonymous]

Ombre hair
Super fitted jeans that are tapered/skinny if you've got curvy hips (you look great, but off-balance in that cut!)
Heavy eye make up
Cleavage

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Platforms
Extreme high heels
Bleach blond hair
Push up bras!yuk
Very short skirts
Stacked bracelets
E-rings too big plus halo setting-horror
Tennis bracelets in over 7 carats
Skinny jeans on anyone bigger than size 2
Scarfs with tank top plus jeans everywhere
Little purses with jeans
Real fur

tennis bracelet over 7 carats, hideous, just hideous. Now 6.75 carats is fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:I think skinny jeans can look good on some people. It's all about proportion and fit. I also think yoga pants are okay too. Why do we create these threads to bash other women for what they wear and how they look?

I like such threads.I now want to change my ombre as I see a lot of people find it tastelessl.I always thought I have good taste I guess I have flaws sometimes))

I hope your joking. Taking fashion advice from the inhabitants of the least fashionable city in the country is not good advice.

Do what you like with your hair, wear what you like. You don't have to dress to the D.C. uniform, get a bob cut and only wear Bobbi Brown make-up.

It may well be good advice if that's the city in which you're currently living. Fashion is quite adaptable really, and what would look good and be appropriate in one location may well be considered inappropriate, tacky, or just flat out unattractive in a different place. Since the idea of fashion is to look appropriate for the time, place, and occasion one is presently in I think such threads can be potentially good sources of information and ideas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think skinny jeans can look good on some people. It's all about proportion and fit. I also think yoga pants are okay too. Why do we create these threads to bash other women for what they wear and how they look?

I like such threads.I now want to change my ombre as I see a lot of people find it tastelessl.I always thought I have good taste I guess I have flaws sometimes))

I hope your joking. Taking fashion advice from the inhabitants of the least fashionable city in the country is not good advice.

Do what you like with your hair, wear what you like. You don't have to dress to the D.C. uniform, get a bob cut and only wear Bobbi Brown make-up.

It may well be good advice if that's the city in which you're currently living. Fashion is quite adaptable really, and what would look good and be appropriate in one location may well be considered inappropriate, tacky, or just flat out unattractive in a different place. Since the idea of fashion is to look appropriate for the time, place, and occasion one is presently in I think such threads can be potentially good sources of information and ideas.

Yes, let's all look the same because we live in the same area.

Your advice can work in small towns where diversity and difference are looked down upon or frowned on, but does not hold true in any larger metropolitan areas.

But I've always noticed more of a smaller town, close minded mentality in D.C. that has distinguished itself from most metropolitan areas around the world. And with the nickname 'worst dressed city", it fits.. So I'm not surprised by your comment.

[Anonymous]

What is ombre hair?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think skinny jeans can look good on some people. It's all about proportion and fit. I also think yoga pants are okay too. Why do we create these threads to bash other women for what they wear and how they look?

I like such threads.I now want to change my ombre as I see a lot of people find it tastelessl.I always thought I have good taste I guess I have flaws sometimes))

I hope your joking. Taking fashion advice from the inhabitants of the least fashionable city in the country is not good advice.

Do what you like with your hair, wear what you like. You don't have to dress to the D.C. uniform, get a bob cut and only wear Bobbi Brown make-up.

It may well be good advice if that's the city in which you're currently living. Fashion is quite adaptable really, and what would look good and be appropriate in one location may well be considered inappropriate, tacky, or just flat out unattractive in a different place. Since the idea of fashion is to look appropriate for the time, place, and occasion one is presently in I think such threads can be potentially good sources of information and ideas.

Yes, let's all look the same because we live in the same area.

Your advice can work in small towns where diversity and difference are looked down upon or frowned on, but does not hold true in any larger metropolitan areas.

But I've always noticed more of a smaller town, close minded mentality in D.C. that has distinguished itself from most metropolitan areas around the world. And with the nickname 'worst dressed city", it fits.. So I'm not surprised by your comment.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think skinny jeans can look good on some people. It's all about proportion and fit. I also think yoga pants are okay too. Why do we create these threads to bash other women for what they wear and how they look?

I like such threads.I now want to change my ombre as I see a lot of people find it tastelessl.I always thought I have good taste I guess I have flaws sometimes))

I hope your joking. Taking fashion advice from the inhabitants of the least fashionable city in the country is not good advice.

Do what you like with your hair, wear what you like. You don't have to dress to the D.C. uniform, get a bob cut and only wear Bobbi Brown make-up.

It may well be good advice if that's the city in which you're currently living. Fashion is quite adaptable really, and what would look good and be appropriate in one location may well be considered inappropriate, tacky, or just flat out unattractive in a different place. Since the idea of fashion is to look appropriate for the time, place, and occasion one is presently in I think such threads can be potentially good sources of information and ideas.

Yes, let's all look the same because we live in the same area.

Your advice can work in small towns where diversity and difference are looked down upon or frowned on, but does not hold true in any larger metropolitan areas.

But I've always noticed more of a smaller town, close minded mentality in D.C. that has distinguished itself from most metropolitan areas around the world. And with the nickname 'worst dressed city", it fits.. So I'm not surprised by your comment.

The internet is changing that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I get the feeling a lot of the people criticizing skinny jeans are overweight themselves and are jealous about the fad.

+1000

But you have to admit, the striped hair is a bit odd.

I also never understood the "dishwater blonde" that every single suburban driving, suburban mom has. It looks exactly like the hair stylist was too lazy, and whipped up a huge vat of the same color, to treat the masses on their Saturday morning appointments.

Hint: if you are wearing what everyone else is wearing, you missed the boat. I realize that "individualism" is a dirty word in the D.C. area; but really, the lack of it is pathetic. How many *followers* can there possibly be??

[Anonymous]

This thread is hilarious. There is nothing left to wear after you idiots have posted.

Some things, sure makes sense, other posters are just being stupid. Would love to see what some of these "no nail polish" posters wear.

[Anonymous]

Middle aged ladies in capris...

[Anonymous]

Tight clothing
Quilted jackets (matronly)
running shoes with jeans
baseball hats on anyone except professional baseball players actually playing the sport

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think skinny jeans can look good on some people. It's all about proportion and fit. I also think yoga pants are okay too. Why do we create these threads to bash other women for what they wear and how they look?

I like such threads.I now want to change my ombre as I see a lot of people find it tastelessl.I always thought I have good taste I guess I have flaws sometimes))

I hope your joking. Taking fashion advice from the inhabitants of the least fashionable city in the country is not good advice.

Do what you like with your hair, wear what you like. You don't have to dress to the D.C. uniform, get a bob cut and only wear Bobbi Brown make-up.

It may well be good advice if that's the city in which you're currently living. Fashion is quite adaptable really, and what would look good and be appropriate in one location may well be considered inappropriate, tacky, or just flat out unattractive in a different place. Since the idea of fashion is to look appropriate for the time, place, and occasion one is presently in I think such threads can be potentially good sources of information and ideas.

Yes, let's all look the same because we live in the same area.

Your advice can work in small towns where diversity and difference are looked down upon or frowned on, but does not hold true in any larger metropolitan areas.

But I've always noticed more of a smaller town, close minded mentality in D.C. that has distinguished itself from most metropolitan areas around the world. And with the nickname 'worst dressed city", it fits.. So I'm not surprised by your comment.

Was with you until this. I am proud to say that I've found so many medium and small cities all over the country that have a very open attitude toward people being/looking different. I think its more the norm than those of us in urban areas give smaller areas credit for. Not all places of course, but not all large metropolitan areas are open either!

[Anonymous]

Skinny jeans on 95% of people look horrendous. Jack Rogers sandals are butt ugly. NorthFace looks like you are trying to fit in in your middle age.

[Anonymous]

Super bleached white teeth
Super tan white people
Those bags with logos all over them