Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Big athletic shoes when not exercising.
Have you been out of the country lately?
Anonymous wrote:Almost all the things people are citing as distinctly american are found all over the rest of the world. Middle aged mom jean capris and Born ugly walking sandals? I mean, have you seen a 55 year old German tourist visiting the US? That's their uniform.
The ONLY distinguishing factor is US college shirts.
You find someone with a cinched waste puffer jacket - maybe there's a 90% chance they're from the US. But it's not super rare to find that in europe.
But you find someone on planet earth in a real college shirt (not a faux made up name) and there is a 100% chance they are from the US (or their US friend/family gave it to them).
Anonymous wrote:college sweatshirts
Anonymous wrote:Kate spade isn't that much of a giveaway anymore...back when it was those nylon bags, yes, but not so much now.
I would say Lilly Pulitzer is a DEAD giveaway, though. So is Vineyard Vines, Simply Southern, and anything like that.
Anonymous wrote:Kate spade isn't that much of a giveaway anymore...back when it was those nylon bags, yes, but not so much now.
I would say Lilly Pulitzer is a DEAD giveaway, though. So is Vineyard Vines, Simply Southern, and anything like that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve heard Kate Spade is a giveaway but what do you think distinguishes someone in say London or Paris as an American before they even open their mouth to share that information?
What do you wear that you feel makes you appear American?
Kate Middleton wears Kate Spade.