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Anonymous wrote:Black high boots over anything. Too much of a suburban mom uniform.

No one does this anymore. Boots over jeans is such an ugly look.

I still do this. Whatever.

Same here. It’s not my daily look but works great with some outfits.

Anonymous wrote:Mine are mostly bag related. I hate having a bag that everyone I know either has or has priced out.

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Stopped buying the bags that are IN years ago

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Anonymous wrote:No. I buy things because I like or need them, and they're rarely trendy or have a discernible logo. Don't care what others buy.

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I tend to stay away from brands that have visible logos. Like Northface (does everyone in the dc area have a Northface jacket?) I don't want to pay to advertise a brand.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the Golden Goose sneakers are ugly, so I don't know why they're a thing anyway, but... never.

I just can't bring myself to spend that much money on glorified Chucks. I'll stick to the real thing, tried and true, thankyouverymuch.

Plus they look GROSS. Maybe it's because of the fact that I grew up in a.neighborhood where you kept your kicks looking out of the box new by any means necessary, but I can't imagine paying for busted kicks. I have plenty of distressed older boots etc but not sneakers

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Anonymous wrote:No. I buy things because I like or need them, and they're rarely trendy or have a discernible logo. Don't care what others buy.

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Mostly don’t worry about this and don’t chase the trends. I did see a pair of Tory Burch shoes that I was thinking about because they looked comfy and then I saw one of the threads on here indicating that TB is sort of a “thing” with a set of women so I decided to pass. But usually I just buy what I want!