Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't listen to the people born in the 90s who are suggesting flannel dresses. OMG.
But like sooooo cute. Right??? Soooo vintage 90s. And so hot!!
Nobody wore flannel dresses. I was there, I was very grunge. The only people who wore flannel dresses were the try hard hoes like you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't listen to the people born in the 90s who are suggesting flannel dresses. OMG.
But like sooooo cute. Right??? Soooo vintage 90s. And so hot!!
I was in HS in the 90's and can assure you the ONLY person wearing a flannel dress was Angela Chase, on My So-Called Life. And it was neither cute, nor hot.
Totally. Me too, and I was just kind of flabbergasted that buying some cheap crap dress was a better option than hitting a Salvation Army for grunge gear.
You’re so edgy and cool.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't listen to the people born in the 90s who are suggesting flannel dresses. OMG.
But like sooooo cute. Right??? Soooo vintage 90s. And so hot!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't listen to the people born in the 90s who are suggesting flannel dresses. OMG.
But like sooooo cute. Right??? Soooo vintage 90s. And so hot!!
I was in HS in the 90's and can assure you the ONLY person wearing a flannel dress was Angela Chase, on My So-Called Life. And it was neither cute, nor hot.
Totally. Me too, and I was just kind of flabbergasted that buying some cheap crap dress was a better option than hitting a Salvation Army for grunge gear.
Anonymous wrote:I'd embrace the grunge and wear a flannel around my waist with a tank top, jeans and Doc Martens.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't listen to the people born in the 90s who are suggesting flannel dresses. OMG.
But like sooooo cute. Right??? Soooo vintage 90s. And so hot!!
I was in HS in the 90's and can assure you the ONLY person wearing a flannel dress was Angela Chase, on My So-Called Life. And it was neither cute, nor hot.