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The premature baby look of dudes with bald shiny heads is replaced with man buns, that's a good thing. And the business of removing tatoos is thriving, which may or may not be a good thing, because how're they going to remember stuff when they get Alzheimer's, years later because the tat got removed? The worse thing a gal can do to ruin her look is schlep a mammoth bag when she's not a sex worker. But if thats the look she's going for, I won't judge. And that's all I have to say about that. - Forest G.
Lol, sex worker, never thought of that! To me, huge purse makes you look like an old lady. I have a small cross body bag.
Lol, sex worker, never thought of that! To me, huge purse makes you look like an old lady. I have a small cross body bag.
big bags are fashionable here just now.. not old granny ones though but I know what you mean hahaha. laughing away at the sex worker quote............now what the hell goes in their bags.. ...oh dont bother to answer hahahaah.
Speaking of big bags, I can't stand the huge, garish "designer" ones festooned with all manner of bling, patterns and logos, with non-functional buckles and tassels, etc., hanging off them. Hideous...and yet these were/are all the rage and many quite expensive. Give me a plain tasteful shoulder or cross-body bag any day, and generally the smaller, the better.
Those silly bell shaped sleeves or balloon sleeves, they suit no one.. then the slack sort of ladies tops with frills round the bottom.. looks like an elephant in the circus.. and acrylic nails .........dont start me.. the most tacky fashion ever..Big hoop earrings that seem popular just now and rows of cheap looking bangles. horrible. Less is more.
Oh come on, you spoil sport - you don't like gypsy fashion?
I live in Phoenix so I'm familiar with a warm climate. I wear tanks under low cut dresses all the time.
Hell, I was in Phoenix in May when the temps were already topping over 100, and I was surprised to see how many local colleagues were wearing pullover sweaters. But then I realized they spend 90% of their day in cold air conditioning.
Hell, I was in Phoenix in May when the temps were already topping over 100, and I was surprised to see how many local colleagues were wearing pullover sweaters. But then I realized they spend 90% of their day in cold air conditioning.
The fashion industry largely has a cold climate bias, since much of it is based in cities such as New York or Paris. I know some higher end brands will typically produce resort/cruise collections, but those aren't typically released until late fall, well after much of the spring collections from earlier in the year are no longer available in most stores. We just have to go with what they give us.
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But then I realized they spend 90% of their day in cold air conditioning.
