Clothes

• Claudia wrote on 2012-02-13 04:22
  Well hey, glad to hear it. Keep it up!
• chaolin wrote on 2012-02-13 05:32
  Some no-no's.
  
  Jeans + Flip Flops
  [INDENT]So many things wrong with this. If I see anyone with this combo, I immediately consider them unfashionable. If you're not at the beach, don't wear this crap.[/INDENT]
  Running Shoes w/out athletic apparel
  [INDENT]They really don't look good with anything other than sports wear which is what they're intended for...[/INDENT]
  Sweatpants
  [INDENT]I've really only seen girls pull these off and look good with them. Same with overalls I guess.[/INDENT]
  Jerseys
  [INDENT]+ 5 Douche bag points[/INDENT]
  Embellished Jeans
  [INDENT]These just look stupid.[/INDENT]
  See-Through Shirts
  [INDENT]Nobody wants to see yur nips.[/INDENT]
  Tank Tops
  [INDENT]If you're trying to look tough yet you're not buff, it serves the opposite effect.[/INDENT]
  
  As a forewarning, people may label you as gay for wearing a V-neck.
• Armi wrote on 2012-02-13 05:33
  Everything you need.
• Ithiliel wrote on 2012-02-13 05:46
  First of all, are you paying for your own clothes? Or will your parents be paying for it? Either way paying 55+ for ONE clothing article is beyond ridiculous and that's the crappiest deal in the world. Clothes that cost that much are made from cheap fabric, they're not worth it. You should focus more on prices of the clothes instead of what you think will "look cool". I'd rather get 5 pieces of clothing for $20 instead of 1 for $55.
• Shanghai wrote on 2012-02-13 05:48
  Converse shoes are nice, but if you don't take care of them they can easily break within the same year you've bought them. Try not to kneel and bend the shoes, since the leather will break off from the sole.
  
  Skinny Jeans, V-necks, and small sized shirts are all the rage these days in California since everyone's trying to aim for that skinny-look(when they're doing no exercise to compliment it -w-)
  
  I suggest buying clothes during sales, Abercrombie and Fitch slashes prices at like 60% off for jackets that would normally cost $100 something on Christmas.
  
  Levi's are probably the best brand of jeans you can get. Everything else is sort of subpar.
  
  

  As a forewarning, people may label you as gay for wearing a V-neck.

  
  
  Not really. That sort of stereotype died a year ago. Only if you wear sweatpants to go along with it, or stand in a feminine pose all the time.
• Guyverunit4 wrote on 2012-02-13 05:54
  I haven't been clothes shopping in like 4-5 years, but Gap always had comfy shirts. And all through highschool I only wore one pair of shoes, a pair of black and white converse.
  
  That's my 2 cents~
• BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2012-02-13 05:55
  H&M has decent prices for V-necks and jeans
  but the stuff are low quality.
• chaolin wrote on 2012-02-13 06:01

  Quote from Shanghai;772918:

  Not really. That sort of stereotype died a year ago. Only if you wear sweatpants to go along with it, or stand in a feminine pose all the time.

  
  
  Oh did you decide that? Stereotypes don't die, they diminish. There will always be people out there who enforce stereotypes, whether they're positive or negative.
  
  Didn't say I supported it, I just implied that homophobia is still rampant.
• Shanghai wrote on 2012-02-13 06:13

  Quote from chaolin;772942:

  Oh did you decide that? Stereotypes don't die, they diminish. There will always be people out there who enforce stereotypes, whether they're positive or negative.
  
  Didn't say I supported it, I just implied that homophobia is still rampant.

  
  
  Oh, Sorry. It's just not rampant in my area then. Could've said it in a fairer tone though. :l
• chaolin wrote on 2012-02-13 06:16

  Quote from Shanghai;772955:

  Oh, Sorry. It's just not rampant in my area then. Could've said it in a fairer tone though. :l

  
  
  Yeah sorry, I get somewhat emotional about this stuff. Some people think this kind of stereotyping doesn't happen and that kind of naivety just rubs me the wrong way. I misread your tone and I apologize.
• Shanghai wrote on 2012-02-13 06:18

  Quote from chaolin;772957:

  Yeah sorry, I get somewhat emotional about this stuff. Some people think this kind of stereotyping doesn't happen and that kind of naivety just rubs me the wrong way. I misread your tone and I apologize.

  
  
  No worries, it's cool. ^^;
• Meikeru wrote on 2012-02-13 06:27

  Quote from chaolin;772957:

  Yeah sorry, I get somewhat emotional about this stuff. Some people think this kind of stereotyping doesn't happen and that kind of naivety just rubs me the wrong way. I misread your tone and I apologize.

  
  
  Depends on the stereotype and place really. The geek stereotype at my school is quite nonexistent. The popular people and geeks for the most part are one and the same.
• chaolin wrote on 2012-02-13 08:38

  Quote from Meikeru;772970:

  Depends on the stereotype and place really. The geek stereotype at my school is quite nonexistent. The popular people and geeks for the most part are one and the same.

  
  
  Eh, the v-neck thing is pretty universal in the US.
  
  Back on topic: Purrz, DO NOT wear flip flops with socks also. That's a super no-no.
• Claudia wrote on 2012-02-13 08:46
  flip-flops with socks, who would ever...
  
  Also, sadly have to second the v-neck thing. Doesn't help that the guys I know that wear v-necks are the stereotype.
• woohoohelloppl wrote on 2012-02-13 08:50
  Tons of boys in Cali wear shorts with crew socks and sandals. Don't do that unless you want to look stupid.