You're So Vain, You Probably Think This Thread Is About You [Beauty/Fashion]

Ruby Rhod

Futore wrote: »

god help me, i love a good angry face

interrobang

Sheri wrote: »

interrobang wrote: »

Oi they let models walk with hair like that?

Unless more models had crazy hair and it was on purpose

that's chloe norgaard

outlandishly-dyed hair is her thing - comes with the territory of hiring for a show

Sheri

Someone post photos from the Pamella Roland show

I'm on my phone and it's difficult from here

Usagi

interrobang wrote: »

Thom Browne is the god right now, i swear

I love this

Sheri

interrobang wrote: »

Sheri wrote: »

interrobang wrote: »

Oi they let models walk with hair like that?

Unless more models had crazy hair and it was on purpose

that's chloe norgaard

outlandishly-dyed hair is her thing - comes with the territory of hiring for a show

I'm glad I'm not a designer and don't have to make decisions like that

interrobang

Sheri wrote: »

Someone post photos from the Pamella Roland show

I'm on my phone and it's difficult from here

Sheri

Oi that white one

There's a black A line dress with gold detailing on the front

Find me that one

I only saw it in the background of another photo but I KNOW IT'S THERE

interrobang

Sheri wrote: »

Oi that white one

There's a black A line dress with gold detailing on the front

Find me that one

I only saw it in the background of another photo but I KNOW IT'S THERE

?

crwth

monsterror wrote: »

I really
really really
really like this shirt.

me too and i'd like to wear it asap

Veldrin

interrobang wrote: »

It's like her coat is sexily telling you to sssshhhh.

Sheri

No I think maybe it was this one? Guess the detail is more white/silver



Yeah this is the one, I saw it on Nigel Barker's Instagram feed

Sheri

Also OMG WAAAANT

laughingfuzzball

So, "hipster" rant-

I don't get the whole obsession with the appropriation of blue-collar fashion. That's what we wear when we don't want our good clothes to get dirty and/or we don't want to die. They aren't for looking good. Why do you think that looks good?

Like, I understand the natural bleed between uniforms and appropriating one setting's elements into another is a staple of fashion, but full-blown lumberjack costumes? No, you look ridiculous. Either start chopping down some trees or go put some real clothes on.

World as Myth

I think people should just wear what they like and what makes them happy within the bounds of federal and state law

interrobang

World as Myth wrote: »

I think people should just wear what they like and what makes them happy within the bounds of federal and state law

prude

Theodore Floosevelt

Maybe they like how lumberjacks look.

Metalbourne

Sheri wrote: »

Also OMG WAAAANT

Oh shit I want that too

N1tSt4lker

interrobang wrote: »

This is just stunning.

World as Myth

interrobang wrote: »

I love this trend of asymmetrical leather panelling

Moriveth

Oh this thread is about me, didn't you know?

Ruby Rhod

Man, boy shorts are super comfy too. Girl clothes are so much more comfortable than boy clothes.

laughingfuzzball

Theodore Floosevelt wrote: »

Maybe they like how lumberjacks look.

That's cool. It's the people who dress that way as a "comment on working class sensibilities" or "ironically" or "cuz I'm not a slave to the man".

It's basically dressing in a way you think looks bad on purpose, and that confuses me.

World as Myth

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

Man, boy shorts are super comfy too. Girl clothes are so much more comfortable than boy clothes.

maybe the first time I have ever heard anyone say this

N1tSt4lker

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

Man, boy shorts are super comfy too. Girl clothes are so much more comfortable than boy clothes.

I do wish girl boxers/pj shorts had a gusset in the back like boy boxers, though. Why makers of girl boxers feel a back seam is better I don't know.

Sheri

EVERYONE, EVERYONE

THE FACE IS ON RIGHT NOW

TURN ON BRAVOOOO

Sheri

OMG they film all the "interview" scenes lit by a ringlight

This is driving me crazy

Ruby Rhod

World as Myth wrote: »

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

Man, boy shorts are super comfy too. Girl clothes are so much more comfortable than boy clothes.

maybe the first time I have ever heard anyone say this

Maybe I have a weird butt. Oh well, they comfy :P

World as Myth

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

World as Myth wrote: »

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

Man, boy shorts are super comfy too. Girl clothes are so much more comfortable than boy clothes.

maybe the first time I have ever heard anyone say this

Maybe I have a weird butt. Oh well, they comfy :P

oh no boy shorts are very comfy, but girl clothes are generally sort of uncomfortable/constrictive/tight-fitting, whereas boys can wear looser fitting pants and flat shoes and still look chic

just generalizations, but yeah

Ruby Rhod

Ahh, gotcha. Well admittedly my experience with girl clothes so far is limited, so I'm sure my tune will change when I'm out in public.

World as Myth

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

Ahh, gotcha. Well admittedly my experience with girl clothes so far is limited, so I'm sure my tune will change when I'm out in public.

I want to hear about the first time you wear five-inch stilettos to like, girls' night or something

THEN WE'LL SEE HOW COMFY YOU FEEL

(it's worth it, though, because you'll look fuckin' fly)

denihilist

laughingfuzzball wrote: »

Theodore Floosevelt wrote: »

Maybe they like how lumberjacks look.

That's cool. It's the people who dress that way as a "comment on working class sensibilities" or "ironically" or "cuz I'm not a slave to the man".

It's basically dressing in a way you think looks bad on purpose, and that confuses me.

Tell us more about the motivations of people you yourself admit to not understanding.

Metalbourne

World as Myth wrote: »

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

World as Myth wrote: »

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

Man, boy shorts are super comfy too. Girl clothes are so much more comfortable than boy clothes.

maybe the first time I have ever heard anyone say this

Maybe I have a weird butt. Oh well, they comfy :P

oh no boy shorts are very comfy, but girl clothes are generally sort of uncomfortable/constrictive/tight-fitting, whereas boys can wear looser fitting pants and flat shoes and still look chic

just generalizations, but yeah

You gotta remember that there's a psychological aspect there, too.

Girl clothes are just psychologically more comfortable for some of us.

Ruby Rhod

World as Myth wrote: »

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

Ahh, gotcha. Well admittedly my experience with girl clothes so far is limited, so I'm sure my tune will change when I'm out in public.

I want to hear about the first time you wear five-inch stilettos to like, girls' night or something

THEN WE'LL SEE HOW COMFY YOU FEEL

(it's worth it, though, because you'll look fuckin' fly)

Man, I'm already 6 feet tall. Gonna be steppin on everybody.

World as Myth

Metalbourne wrote: »

World as Myth wrote: »

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

World as Myth wrote: »

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

Man, boy shorts are super comfy too. Girl clothes are so much more comfortable than boy clothes.

maybe the first time I have ever heard anyone say this

Maybe I have a weird butt. Oh well, they comfy :P

oh no boy shorts are very comfy, but girl clothes are generally sort of uncomfortable/constrictive/tight-fitting, whereas boys can wear looser fitting pants and flat shoes and still look chic

just generalizations, but yeah

You gotta remember that there's a psychological aspect there, too.

Girl clothes are just psychologically more comfortable for some of us.

yep, I figured

Ruby Rhod

I did have a funny conversation with my sister this past weekend when I came out to her. After telling me she loves me and it's cool, she went on to complain that she couldn't cheat to get taller than me with heels anymore since I'll be wearing them too. She also called me a fucker because I will probably have bigger boobs than her. Then we watched portlandia for a while.

Metalbourne

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

I did have a funny conversation with my sister this past weekend when I came out to her. After telling me she loves me and it's cool, she went on to complain that she couldn't cheat to get taller than me with heels anymore since I'll be wearing them too. She also called me a fucker because I will probably have bigger boobs than her. Then we watched portlandia for a while.

Yeah my sister told me that I had better not have better shoes than her.

Ever.

Franko

fuck hipsters
I was hating popular things and loving obscure things way before it was cool to do it

laughingfuzzball

denihilist wrote: »

laughingfuzzball wrote: »

Theodorie Floosevelt wrote: »

Maybe they like how lumberjacks look.

That's cool. It's the people who dress that way as a "comment on working class sensibilities" or "ironically" or "cuz I'm not a slave to the man".

It's basically dressing in a way you think looks bad on purpose, and that confuses me.

Tell us more about the motivations of people you yourself admit to not understanding.

I don't understand why their self-proclaimed motivation is attractive.

People claim a motivation and I'm all "that motivation makes no sense to me".

Sheri

World as Myth wrote: »

Ruby Rhod wrote: »

Ahh, gotcha. Well admittedly my experience with girl clothes so far is limited, so I'm sure my tune will change when I'm out in public.

I want to hear about the first time you wear five-inch stilettos to like, girls' night or something

THEN WE'LL SEE HOW COMFY YOU FEEL

(it's worth it, though, because you'll look fuckin' fly)

I got bitchin' 4-5" heels that are super comfy

Not stilettos though

Never stilettos, I would break my damn neck

Ruby Rhod

People be likin different things yo.