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so pretty!

No

Yes, it is. She looks great!

The only two things southern about this picture are the monogrammed necklace and the sunglasses. Maybe the hair.
The outfit, not so much.

Basicbitch beauty tips: push all your fake curls on one side.

Anonymous wrote:Bring back this thread!

Why?

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Anonymous wrote:Not American here, but the styles posted here seem so matronly !

Bless your heart.

well done

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

so pretty!

No

Yes, it is. She looks great!

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Anonymous wrote:My in-laws have lived in Charleston forever, niece goes to Ashley Hall, etc. I'd say the general look is like what you see on Draper James. The key is to look feminine and put-together, like you'll be off to lunch with the ladies at a cafe with cocktails, and then spend the afternoon volunteering/at a fundraiser, etc.

+1!

So I have read the what southern women know book and practiced on my S.O. and he is as receptive as a rock. Does not even look up from his computer. I am overweight (size 14) so maybe that is it but just curious what some genuine southern girls would say to being ignored.

I'd say to find another guy--one who truly wants to be with you.

Anonymous wrote:In Georgia the college students all wear huge t-shirts that go past their running shorts with ugly hiking sandals . It's hideous . They dress up in short dresses and stripper heels on the weekends .

You're hanging out with the wrong crowd, honey.

Anonymous wrote:Dear lord, did someone on DCUM just discover reruns of designing women and have an epiphany or something? I'm born and bred southern, transplanted to DC, and I think this thread is ridiculous.

+1
I was never considered attractive until I moved to DC.

Anonymous wrote:Why is such a basic get-up post-worthy?

That's what I was thinking. The first bow outfit is just kind of fugly with the random bows on her jacket and feet and otherwise boring.

The second outfit is so basic as to be generic. There is nothing Southern or northern or whatever about it, it just has a mass-market vibe. You could buy jeans, gray booties, a striped shirt, and a solid cardigan literally at any mass-market retailer.

Anonymous wrote:This woman runs a blog:

Why?

Bring back this thread!

Why is such a basic get-up post-worthy?

This woman runs a blog:

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This would be cute without the doormat she's wearing as a vest/bib.