Do you dress Asian enough? [Archive]

ChinaLama

05-20-2002, 11:29 PM

ewww no offense, i love how we're getting all pan-Asian ethnic and shit, but remember, please:

Chinks do NOt dress like GOOKS...i resent that our ppl our being put in gangsta gook category. We are very good with our ghetto T-shirts and poor color-coordination, and natural jet black hair, instead of those disgusting blonde dyed cockroach antennae. Does Jet Li in Fist of Legend cut his hair like that? i don't think so. Only ppl who have their hair like that, as far as i can think of, is k-pop rap pretenders. Oh look, i'm so cool cuz i can wave my hands in your face. Damn koreans and their pesudo-pencilness. China should cross the Yalu River again to regulate some STYLE into those mountain ppl. And to cook. CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHY ALL KOREANS LIKE KIMCHEE?

actually the way i dress is why everyone thinks i'm poor and FOB, cuz I wear pretty cheap clothing for long periods of time until it gets shabby. Ironic that Poor people and FOBs are sporting expensive name brandwear. Oh well...

karizma

05-21-2002, 01:23 AM

>> heh...im stylish and not only by "azn" standards. i admit i am a trend-whore and i peruse the racks of malls looking for the perfect outfits. style is very important to me since, to me and im assuming most people, what i wear is an expression of myself. my style tends to change every now and then so maybe im not a stable person? haha okay maybe thats reading too much into it, but anyways, i really cant stand conforming to these dress codes that some asians seem to have. i like being unique and i like trendsetting, its what helps me from succumbing to everyday monotony. i am fricken cool mwahahhaa...*stare*

NotAsian

05-21-2002, 03:01 AM

I can't say I've noticed any difference whatsoever between the way Asian people dress and the way white people dress.

Nope, I just looked at a couple of Asian people just then and there's no difference.

Where did you get that picture? :)

ChinaLama

05-21-2002, 06:22 AM

Well, this is more an Asian American phenomenon than anything else. i suppose they all wear those weird school unoforms where you live. :wink:

NotAsian

05-21-2002, 07:58 AM

[quote:9c4f93e9c7="ChinaLama"]Well, this is more an Asian American phenomenon than anything else. i suppose they all wear those weird school unoforms where you live. :wink:[/quote:9c4f93e9c7]

At University?? Only when there's a Back to School night going on at a local nightclub :P

And anyway, the high school I went to had a total Asian population of half of one person.

achtungbaby

05-21-2002, 01:38 PM

[quote:2f837ce4df="ChinaLama"]CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHY ALL KOREANS LIKE KIMCHEE?[/quote:2f837ce4df]

It's from all the kimchee we eat, silly!

kasia

05-21-2002, 09:13 PM

here's my observation...(not novel)

chinese girls have more arched eyebrows.

japanese girls have flat eyebrows.

korean girls have fake eyebrows.

all generalizations, of course, but that seemed to be the trend in college.

DaBestSpooner

05-27-2002, 10:49 PM

My observations

Asians either dress really well or dress like shit.

You got your typical 25 and older asians who all shop at bannana republic, and the only color they got is black.

Then you got your rice rocket highschool and college kids who wear wide legs like its 1996.

Then you got the trendy people who can mix up helmut lang, prada sport stussy, triple 5 soul, target and nike dunks.

best dress asians
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Tokyo
London
New York
Hong Kong

worst dressed asians
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LA
SF
New York
Hong Kong

Hong Kong and New York are on both rankings cus its a 50-50.

Arex

05-29-2002, 01:30 AM

I guess I would fall into the category of "Asian that dresses like shit." Perhaps if I had more money, I might dress less like shit...but probably not. Khakis or shorts and a T-shirt is fine with me. Some of the stuff that I see people sporting nowadays blows my mind. What's up with those strange whittled-from-wood/wedge-shaped shoes? Give me some Adidas tennis shoes anyday. Seems like the only time my wardrobe is brought to "current" is when a girl does it for me. Whatevers. To each his or her own--it's all a matter of preference. I just happen to value fine dining, electronics and adventure more than I do clothing. One thing though: if you're going to judge me as a person based AT ALL on what I'm wearing, you're a superficial, materialistic FOOL in my opinion (directed at no one here in particular...just a general, universally applicable rule of mine).

Alex

IKPakI

05-30-2002, 01:36 PM

[quote:1f73103d31]kasia
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here's my observation...(not novel)

chinese girls have more arched eyebrows.

japanese girls have flat eyebrows.

korean girls have fake eyebrows.

all generalizations, of course, but that seemed to be the trend in college.[/quote:1f73103d31]

Korean girls have fake eyebrows?Not true. Im here defending my girls....

Me, i dress casual , sometimes wearing my oakland raiders sunvisors.

mrazntre

06-01-2002, 12:35 AM

i wonder where i fit in, cuz i still buy my clothes at the swap meet. i can't afford no banana republic !

dickies for life!

IKPakI

06-01-2002, 07:20 PM

My favorite outfits would be Rapido..since i found them only in asian populated cities, not like Nc.

Saiko

06-16-2002, 03:03 PM

I'm pretty much the same as Karizma. Trendy and all.
I'm addicted to clothes shopping, and I think it's important to only go out looking my best. Doesn't mean I spend hours getting ready just to go take the garbage out, but I'm definitely not going out in rags and a just-got-out-of-bed face.

achtungbaby

06-16-2002, 03:35 PM

[quote:813f7bfedf="Arex"]One thing though: if you're going to judge me as a person based AT ALL on what I'm wearing, you're a superficial, materialistic FOOL in my opinion (directed at no one here in particular...just a general, universally applicable rule of mine).[/quote:813f7bfedf]

Weeerrrrd. People who judge are typically very small people with very small experiences and they can have a very large bite of my ass.

DaBestSpooner

06-17-2002, 10:24 PM

who started this thread?

NotAsian

06-18-2002, 01:11 PM

It was achtungbaby.

Anyway, I'm happy to announce that, despite my many, many, many shortcomings, I believe that judging people on clothing is not one of them :D

achtungbaby

06-21-2002, 10:04 AM

[quote:f57d96b0ed="NotAsian"]It was achtungbaby.[/quote:f57d96b0ed]

Yep, I was curious to know how everyone felt about the comic, which I thought was kinda dumb, but overall, harmless. But I was even more curious about the "hating on AzIaN PrYde!" and rice rocket syndrome. I've seen it at other forums, where Asians will thumb their noses at the so-called "bad seeds or misrepresentations of true Asian culture"...

DaBestSpooner

06-27-2002, 10:27 AM

I admit I'm a hater.

[quote:3446dbfecd="achtungbaby"][quote:3446dbfecd="NotAsian"]It was achtungbaby.[/quote:3446dbfecd]

Yep, I was curious to know how everyone felt about the comic, which I thought was kinda dumb, but overall, harmless. But I was even more curious about the "hating on AzIaN PrYde!" and rice rocket syndrome. I've seen it at other forums, where Asians will thumb their noses at the so-called "bad seeds or misrepresentations of true Asian culture"...[/quote:3446dbfecd]

achtungbaby

06-29-2002, 01:47 AM

[quote:e57cca1177="DaBestSpooner"]I admit I'm a hater.[/quote:e57cca1177]

Nooooo! Don't be a hater. Be a lover :D

Imagine you're in high school and, while you're the captain of the football team, your younger brother is captain of the chess club. While you might detest chess and want to beat down on chess club members, you still wouldn't let others come up to you and talk shit about your brother -- "Hey, I just saw your brother [i:e57cca1177]the loser[/i:e57cca1177], that freak!"

DaBestSpooner

07-01-2002, 05:40 AM

But I love chess and hate football

[quote:a880c91443="achtungbaby"][quote:a880c91443="DaBestSpooner"]I admit I'm a hater.[/quote:a880c91443]

Nooooo! Don't be a hater. Be a lover :D

Imagine you're in high school and, while you're the captain of the football team, your younger brother is captain of the chess club. While you might detest chess and want to beat down on chess club members, you still wouldn't let others come up to you and talk shit about your brother -- "Hey, I just saw your brother [i:a880c91443]the loser[/i:a880c91443], that freak!"[/quote:a880c91443]

angelnympho

07-01-2002, 07:33 PM

Do I really need to point out the stupidity of this thread? Oh god.

achtungbaby

07-02-2002, 09:42 AM

[quote:cfe1c98811="DaBestSpooner"]But I love chess and hate football[/quote:cfe1c98811]

Then reverse the scenario! You are now a champion chess player and your brother is the bumbling jock who is ridiculed by your high-minded friends.

achtungbaby

07-02-2002, 09:43 AM

[quote:b49b53aa9e="angelnympho"]Do I really need to point out the stupidity of this thread?[/quote:b49b53aa9e]

Sure!

angelnympho

07-02-2002, 12:42 PM

okok, please dont kill me, but i just dont dig all the "aSiAn pRYDEEeEe!!" shit like that... it makes me think of 14 year old junior high asian kids dressing like they're 30 and acting like they're better than everyone else.
i remember at my jr high, there were so many fights that they banned the phrase "asian pride"

princess

07-02-2002, 04:15 PM

haha thats sad. what a bad way to represent. true pride should come from the inside and be shown by ur actions. dressing the part hardly constitutes what i believe true pride to be.

achtungbaby

07-02-2002, 05:40 PM

[quote:6f127bf122="angelnympho"]okok, please dont kill me, but i just dont dig all the "aSiAn pRYDEEeEe!!" shit like that... it makes me think of 14 year old junior high asian kids dressing like they're 30 and acting like they're better than everyone else.
i remember at my jr high, there were so many fights that they banned the phrase "asian pride"[/quote:6f127bf122]

They banned the phrase Asian Pride?!? That's actually kinda disturbing.

My point in starting this thread was to try and have a discussion on how to lessen the hating on aSiaN pRydE. As misguided as I personally might see it to be, sometimes (and this sounds cheesy), but those are still "our" people -- even more so because the whole rice rocket/asian thug phenomenon is a distinctly Asian [i:6f127bf122]American [/i:6f127bf122]creation.

I went to UCI -- home of the (Asian Pride) brave. And while I never lowered my Honda (it was a four door), it was nice being able to just chill within a community that was so overwhelmingly Asian and speaking in English.

angelnympho

07-02-2002, 07:04 PM

^-- i hear ya. the majority of my friends have always been asian. its easier to relate to people who's parents are just like yours.

but some people assume that just because they were born yellow (which, do i need to remind you, you had NO control over) they're suddenly better than everyone else. n THAT is not cool.

LilCPChik

07-06-2002, 03:07 PM

no i dont thug it out....

Arex

07-06-2002, 03:15 PM

[quote:46e2d462f1="angelnympho"]^-- i hear ya. the majority of my friends have always been asian. its easier to relate to people who's parents are just like yours.

but some people assume that just because they were born yellow (which, do i need to remind you, you had NO control over) they're suddenly better than everyone else. n THAT is not cool.[/quote:46e2d462f1]

Granted, as Asians, we frequently come across lotsa people who seem to have an overabundance of Asian pride. But don't you think that this applies to all groups? I know whites are generally less vocal about this kind of thing because it's socially unacceptable, but haven't you ever come across people proclaiming Latino pride and African American pride?

Nevertheless, I'm not too fond of those that blindly proclaim Asian pride or superiority for no good reason at all either...

Alex

kasia

07-06-2002, 03:36 PM

i was into all the asian pride stuff in high school, which is why i get defensive when people knock it. i mean, it's not like the ones who criticize actually know what it's like to be in an asian-pride sorta clique. i went to a predominantly white high school--and it seemed like those few asians who weren't in our clique and who acted like they were disgusted by the whole asian scene just weren't very asian anyway. they acted that they didn't want to be part of the clique, but in reality, it was because we wouldn't have included them even if they wanted to be included. hence, the term, "haters".

anyhow, people who know me now will find it difficult to associate me with the asian pride stuff (or do they...?) and though i admit it's immature thinking that you're "clique" is the best, which clique [i:5e4666624b]doesn't [/i:5e4666624b]think that way in high school?

my best times in high school were probably throwing lame asian dances named "sensasian" and "creasian". :wink:

princess

07-07-2002, 12:35 AM

[quote:8bf4030b83="kasia"]i was into all the asian pride stuff in high school, which is why i get defensive when people knock it. i mean, it's not like the ones who criticize actually know what it's like to be in an asian-pride sorta clique. i went to a predominantly white high school--and it seemed like those few asians who weren't in our clique and who acted like they were disgusted by the whole asian scene just weren't very asian anyway. they acted that they didn't want to be part of the clique, but in reality, it was because we wouldn't have included them even if they wanted to be included. hence, the term, "haters".

my best times in high school were probably throwing lame asian dances named "sensasian" and "creasian". :wink:[/quote:8bf4030b83]

and generasian. but anywayz i know what its like to grow up and spend time around a large white population. in fact, i still am, cuz im not gonna be moving anytime soon. im not trying to be harsh and quick to cut em down -- its good to take pride in oneself. what i look down on is when they take it to the level that asians must dress a certain way, drive certain cars, etc. i dont like how asian pride can be link with materialism.

mizkisses

07-09-2002, 03:56 PM

sad. i actually dress like that sometimes. and i do have long dyed hair and tweezed eyebrows (ick to thin drawn in eyebrows. thats just gross. your eyebrows are there to prevent sweat from dripping into your eyes or something). but it's not just asian girls who dress like that. black girls do too and heck, every girl at my school basically dresses somewhat like that. or most girls at my school. and most guys at my school dress like that guy too.

but but but i'm not a stereotypical asian! :roll: i just look like one...heh..heh..

mizkisses

07-09-2002, 04:00 PM

[quote:af58f04bcb="kasia"]i was into all the asian pride stuff in high school, which is why i get defensive when people knock it. i mean, it's not like the ones who criticize actually know what it's like to be in an asian-pride sorta clique. i went to a predominantly white high school--and it seemed like those few asians who weren't in our clique and who acted like they were disgusted by the whole asian scene just weren't very asian anyway. they acted that they didn't want to be part of the clique, but in reality, it was because we wouldn't have included them even if they wanted to be included. hence, the term, "haters".

anyhow, people who know me now will find it difficult to associate me with the asian pride stuff (or do they...?) and though i admit it's immature thinking that you're "clique" is the best, which clique [i:af58f04bcb]doesn't [/i:af58f04bcb]think that way in high school?

my best times in high school were probably throwing lame asian dances named "sensasian" and "creasian". [/quote:af58f04bcb]

i was into that stuff in junior high and it's weird because i was raised in a really white neighborhood...heck...town...in massachusetts before i moved to california. now my school is like 60% asian, but i've stopped TyPinG LyKe DiS cUz iT MaKes MeeH LoOk LyKe aN iDiOt and besides, it takes waaaaaaay too long to type like that. that asian pride stuff kinda bugs me sometimes. it's weird though...since my school is 60% asian, we don't have any "asian pride cliques" at our school because we're so darn preppy and stuck on academic crap. blah blah blah.

achtungbaby

07-09-2002, 08:22 PM

[quote:1b1c555a89="mizkisses"]...but i've stopped TyPinG LyKe DiS cUz iT MaKes MeeH LoOk LyKe aN iDiOt and besides, it takes waaaaaaay too long to type like that.[/quote:1b1c555a89]

I think there are some fonts you can download that do that stuff automatically:)

mizkisses

07-09-2002, 09:25 PM

but why would i want to tYpE LyKe DiS aNiwAyZ? doesnt it make me look stupid? oh well...i really hate typing like that. i feel more intelligient like this :D

achtungbaby

07-09-2002, 09:49 PM

Someone should do some research on the origin of tHaT. I'm of the belief that it was started by AsianAvenue... :)

karizma

07-09-2002, 09:54 PM

>> nowadays im so lazy to dress up...i wear whatevers clean...or at least smells clean puahaha...As FuR tYpINg LyKe dIs...I LiKe DoIng It tO PeRpOsElY PiZz PeEpOz OfF :D...

mizkisses

07-09-2002, 09:55 PM

honestly, what kind of weirdo decided that tYpiN LyKe DiS n' MiSsPeLLiN sHiEt wUz a GuD iDeA?!

i really can't do that for a long period of time. it makes me sick.

my ex-boyfriend types like that all the time and he gets mad when i mock him. heh heh heh :lol:

kasia

07-10-2002, 09:34 AM

[quote:5263e1d854="achtungbaby"]Someone should do some research on the origin of tHaT. I'm of the belief that it was started by AsianAvenue... :)[/quote:5263e1d854]

no. black planet.

achtungbaby

07-10-2002, 12:42 PM

That is stark-raving racist.

kasia

07-10-2002, 12:46 PM

i wasn't meaning to be racist. i seriously think the members of black planet started it and the asian kids discovered and stole it. no?

DaBestSpooner

07-10-2002, 12:47 PM

hOLLaH!!!

[quote:535c22de23="kasia"]i wasn't meaning to be racist. i seriously think the members of black planet started it and the asian kids discovered and stole it. no?[/quote:535c22de23]

mizkisses

07-10-2002, 12:51 PM

[quote:fafde77f22="kasia"]i wasn't meaning to be racist. i seriously think the members of black planet started it and the asian kids discovered and stole it. no?[/quote:fafde77f22]

true true true, a lot of "hardcore asians" act...black?

i think i see what you mean. it all makes sense now. there's a lil light bulb floating above my little head... :lol:

mrazntre

07-10-2002, 10:08 PM

i'm quite sure it was lil asian kids that were the ones with computers in their households way before lil black kids. so kasia's line of thought doesn't work correctly, chronologically.

but then again, it was probably the lil white kids that first had computers because only their parents could afford computers.

mm.. makes you wonder.

but then there are the Jews, whom have been historically richer due to their ability to be bankers without offending their religion. In which case, maybe they started it?

Who knows?

mizkisses

07-11-2002, 10:24 AM

[quote:ca2ea3a873="mrazntre"]i'm quite sure it was lil asian kids that were the ones with computers in their households way before lil black kids. so kasia's line of thought doesn't work correctly, chronologically.[/quote:ca2ea3a873]

i bet it WAS a lil asian kid who thought it looked like tagging if they typed all in alternating uppercase lowercase and then it spread to..all..other..kids..eh..nevermind..

achtungbaby

08-06-2002, 10:33 PM

http://yellowworld.org/images/forum/asian.jpg

kimpossible

08-08-2002, 10:24 AM

The scary thing here is that I'm a dead ringer for that chick - only my 'highlights' are real because I'm hapa.

achtungbaby

08-08-2002, 10:53 AM

Originally posted by Hello_Hapa@Aug 8 2002, 10:24 AM
The scary thing here is that I'm a dead ringer for that chick - only my 'highlights' are real because I'm hapa.
That's not scary :lol: Dressing a certain way is not going to make you Super Asian or Progressive Asian or whatever.

kimpossible

08-08-2002, 11:33 AM

Not the dress. The proportions (sadly, the padded bra too) :( , eye size and brown hair color.

I'm married to one of those ultra-conservative Taiwanese guys. He'd drop a load in his pants if I went out in public like that. Publicly, that is. Privately, he'd have a good ol' time.

artsfartsyjanet

08-11-2002, 10:44 PM

actually, I don't know what it means to dress Asian enough. My hair is slightly highlighted, but no one really sees the difference until I'm in broad daylight. I dress very differently almost every day. Sometimes, I tend to go grunge. Other days, I'll be preppy as prep goes. Of course, some days, I'm urban. Then there are days, I just don't care if I look like shizit because I'm just not motivated to change from my jammies.

kimpossible

08-12-2002, 04:09 PM

Originally posted by achtungbaby@Jul 10 2002, 04:49 AM
Someone should do some research on the origin of tHaT. I'm of the belief that it was started by AsianAvenue... :)
So I'm not on drugs... someone else noticed that too.

I hate that shit. Shouting out to peepz and... I was going to goon but now I realize how old and cranky that makes me.

artsfartsyjanet

08-13-2002, 08:03 AM

As for the lower and upper case phenomenon, I only remember first seeing it on Asianavenue. To me, it's just an annoying fad. Unfortunately, there are people who have nothing else better to do than to jump on the bandwagon.

Ch8Li179

08-13-2002, 10:14 PM

I do not personally dress that way and I would not want to. Although, my hair does have highlights and yes I own a majority of platforms. I want myself to shine through. I do not want to wear something just because everyone else I know has the same thing.

Barbs

08-15-2002, 09:42 AM

Originally posted by kasia@Jul 10 2002, 04:34 PM
[quote:5263e1d854="achtungbaby"]Someone should do some research on the origin of tHaT. I'm of the belief that it was started by AsianAvenue... :)[/quote:5263e1d854]

no. black planet.
i think that was started on IRC.

Barbs

08-15-2002, 09:47 AM

in keeping with the ORIGINAL topic....hehehe...

i believe in dressing classy. clothes are a way of personal expression. it's how one makes a first impression. and ultimately, it's how a person can appear to be more attractive if they're working with limited looks. i'm a big proponent of being well-dressed and well-groomed. i don't think it necessarily has to do with "dressing asian" as the concept of "asian-american" really runs the gamut. but i must say that my more "asian" friends would remark that abc's generally dress very "sloppily" whereas the asian-americans who lean more towards being "asian" tend to dress more to "impress". perhaps it's the whole nouveau riche mentality?

what always gave me a good laugh was my abc friends who call A|X "Armani" b/c to me "Armani" is only GA or EA but certainly not A|X. not to sound superficial or materialistic but i call it how i see it.

thaite

08-15-2002, 11:42 AM

Is this thread still going? Okay, no, the cartoon does not bother me, and, no, I guess I don't dress very 'Asian' -- except maybe for a preference for dark colors.

boycott

08-20-2002, 05:39 AM

As long as you don't dress with Abercrombie's racist rags, Old Navy's OnlyAsianGirlsAllowed WARdrobe, Gap's UglyAsianGirls or Nothing clothing, and White American Outfitters, you're ok in my book.
Asian girls from Asia like Japanese girls who wear sexual innuendo English text shirts are super dumb and trendy at the same time. Asians in general who are dog ugly but wear expensive clothes like gucci, chanel, armani are like guys with small dicks who drive expensive cars like porsches, corvettes and lamborghinis. They all thank their rich parents for such nice consolation prizes for their shortcomings.

angel nympho

08-20-2002, 01:21 PM

Originally posted by boycott@Aug 20 2002, 12:39 PM
As long as you don't dress with Abercrombie's racist rags, Old Navy's OnlyAsianGirlsAllowed WARdrobe, Gap's UglyAsianGirls or Nothing clothing, and White American Outfitters, you're ok in my book.
Asian girls from Asia like Japanese girls who wear sexual innuendo English text shirts are super dumb and trendy at the same time. Asians in general who are dog ugly but wear expensive clothes like gucci, chanel, armani are like guys with small dicks who drive expensive cars like porsches, corvettes and lamborghinis. They all thank their rich parents for such nice consolation prizes for their shortcomings.
You always judge people by what they wear?

Chris

08-20-2002, 01:25 PM

kasia

09-09-2002, 12:35 AM

Originally posted by Barbs@Aug 15 2002, 05:47 PM
i believe in dressing classy. clothes are a way of personal expression. it's how one makes a first impression. and ultimately, it's how a person can appear to be more attractive if they're working with limited looks. i'm a big proponent of being well-dressed and well-groomed. i don't think it necessarily has to do with "dressing asian" as the concept of "asian-american" really runs the gamut. but i must say that my more "asian" friends would remark that abc's generally dress very "sloppily" whereas the asian-americans who lean more towards being "asian" tend to dress more to "impress". perhaps it's the whole nouveau riche mentality?
but who defines what 'classy' is? in my opinion, clothes are a form of personal expression to a very limited extent. whether others can recognize this is, however, another question.

if i weren't in this profession and didn't have to live amongst superficial people (yes, i succumb to peer pressure when it's strong), i wouldn't care to wear anything i wear now.

my favorite clothes are very asian--my grandmothers sew them for me :) i feel most attractive and confident when i wear these (which isn't very often anymore b/c i feel self-conscious)...

my idea of what is truly classy and attractive--wearing clothes you get from the swap meet or the fashion district--and still looking beautiful.

purezero

10-19-2002, 02:04 PM

Hi there :D
I find that what you wear really is an extension of yourself. What you wear reflects your clothing choices and your tastes.

Now whether that constitutes as Asian or not is pretty much how other people see it. Where I'm from, whether you're dressed Asian enough runs along two categories. First there are the people who just newly immigrated here. They're clothes are pretty different to what people here wear. Almost futuristic to me. It's either that or you fall into the rich Asian category. You're usually picked out of a crowd and assumed that you live in a certain area of the city. I found it amusing when someone asked if I lived there. Something about me looking like it.

My style of clothing has changed drastically in the past 3 years. So yeah. There you go.

loserbutt

10-19-2002, 02:23 PM

hmm, I wear big sloppy flanels and open shirts that just about no one on campus wears. I luv it, makes me feel masculine (as opposed to the current styles which make guys look like fags)

I have been thinking, by now (college age) you can probably tell what someone is like by looks alone. think about it. by now most all of us have complete control over our wardrobes and shoes and hairstyles. even some of my poor friends find ways to distinguish themselves in their style.

wylin

10-19-2002, 02:56 PM

i dress like really nice or really ghetto (thats because i am under a car or sumthing)

Daily: nice dress shirt name brand or boutique, slacks or dress pants, nice shoes, tie if meetings, suit if needed.

After hours: recycle or pretty turtlenecks and sweaters and other interesting attire.

Weekend: like an asian gang banger because those are my old cloths

.:kanji:.

10-19-2002, 03:52 PM

muh style: thug gentleman...

[edit: ah guess]

Saiko

10-19-2002, 07:40 PM

95% of the clothing I wear is black. Sometimes I go out 100% black. Black pants, black shirt, black undergarments, black socks, all that. It's fun. But a few (very few) people has taken to calling me a goth. Ah well. As long as I have sexy black socks.

karizma

10-19-2002, 08:27 PM

>> wow im so bored i feel like answering this again...that and im trying to get 1000 posts :D...

>> i dress in all Guess and A|X...unless im getting dirty i.e watching/helping/bugging friends when they work on their cars or playing sports then i put on the Gap =P...*label whore*

angel nympho

10-20-2002, 01:24 AM

I dress weird. Got my own weird little style going on. Today a guy commented though. "Weird, Sarah, why'd you dress so Asian today?" I had no idea. If I thought I was dressing *Asian,* I would have changed. I was wearing a blue top with a low V-neck and a black miniskirt. ?!? Weird, huh, didn't know that was Asian. Maybe he said it because I'm Asian. *Scratches head* :blink:

Either way, I wear a lot of different shit. Favorite brands? Tilt, Triple 5 Soul, Tribal, Ezekiel, Element, etc etc etc... shit of that sort. Meaning.. .shit of every sort.