F-a-s-h-i-o-n, for starters.
Osterkraut wrote: F-a-s-h-i-o-n, for starters.
Yea, cant spell. I thought we were beyond that.
They predicted Lady Gaga. 
And if you look at the man, all of that is accomplished with a smart phone and cargo pants.
They certainly were on the money with the Gaga thing.
N Sperlo wrote: Yea, cant spell. I thought we were beyond that.
We're not.
Firefox helps with the spelling part. That said, I know nothing about fashion no matter how you spell it.
Zomby woof wrote:N Sperlo wrote: Yea, cant spell. I thought we were beyond that.We're not.
MG_Bryan wrote: Firefox helps with the spelling part. That said, I know nothing about fashion no matter how you spell it.
I was typing too fast to notice the squiggle.
They were on point with claiming the man would wear a phone but strangely they missed the Vajazzle.
In reply to jrw1621:
In a small picture like that, she just looks like she has a skin condition danger close to her Bob Costas. I'm not sure if that elicits disgust or a closer inspection.
Try not to put your mouth on it.
I think she is just trying to draw attention away from her big nose.
Vajazzle? I'm perfectly satisfied with the OE version, it doesn't need any jazzing up. 
third pic looks like they're applying bondo... reconstruction? maybe part of rebush job
That girl 1:00 minute in; isn't that the same dress used in Bride of Frankenstein?
Dan
I was thinking, the candy for cuties container can be used as a rohypnol for cuties pocket. Is that how you spell it? Rohypnol?
LOL @ 1:02 in the first video.
"Oooh, swish!"
Was there an actual fashion question here?
Couple quick tips.
1) How it looks on the hanger has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with how it will look on you, that is, unless you're built like a clothes hanger. You have to try things on.
2) Comfort is king. Doesn't matter how good it looks, if it's uncomfortable it'll show on your face or in your body language. No one looks good when they look like they're having gas cramps.
3) Use the mirror and trust your own judgement. If you think it looks good on you, it likely does. And it will continue to do so, even if the particular item is supposedly "unfashionable". That being said, bring your brutally honest friend along to point out the things you miss.
4) More for the ladies: sizes are relative. Get something that fits your body, not your ego. Wearing something a size larger that actually fits looks 10,000 times better than squeezing into that next size down, and you're the only person that will ever see what size something is.
4.5) Labels are next to meaningless. You might find a certain label seems to fit you and your body better, but if you disregard the name on the tag you're more likely to find stuff that works for you.
In reply to ReverendDexter:
I'm having trouble lifting and separating. What can you suggest?
N Sperlo wrote: In reply to ReverendDexter: I'm having trouble lifting and separating. What can you suggest?
Stop trying to fit into your sister's bras, they're just not going to be the right size for you. If you're going to cross-dress, you're gonna have to suck it up and buy some of your own.
heh.. could not imagine trying to buy my own bra.. hard enough shopping with a g/f for those
jrw1621 wrote: They were on point with claiming the man would wear a phone but strangely they missed the Vajazzle.
WTF? Shave it all off and then glue plastic jewels back in its place? She'll have her hands in her pants scratching that E36 M3 more often than a first baseman adjusts his cup as soon as the camera is on him.
mad_machine wrote: heh.. could not imagine trying to buy my own bra.. hard enough shopping with a g/f for those
My wife's the same way. I learned it's a LOT easier if you go to a more bra-oriented place and have one of the bra expert ladies do a measurement and make recommendations. Turns a 2 hour trip into a 20 minute one.
The problem is convincing my wife to actually talk to the lady, lol.
ReverendDexter wrote:mad_machine wrote: heh.. could not imagine trying to buy my own bra.. hard enough shopping with a g/f for thoseMy wife's the same way. I learned it's a LOT easier if you go to a more bra-oriented place and have one of the bra expert ladies do a measurement and make recommendations. Turns a 2 hour trip into a 20 minute one. The problem is convincing my wife to actually talk to the lady, lol.
Sports bras. Minimal measurements necessary.
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