[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Twilight

I wear what i want.
So what if other people don't like it

you wear what the shops/fashion dictates

[Enid]

Originally Posted by Twilight

I have to say hes really hot

How can you tell when his hair is covering half his face?

[Twilight]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

you wear what the shops/fashion dictates

Nope?

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Apart from being a monstrous marketing con is it really just about getting a shag?

But it makes many feel better


I like Un Labled fashions.

[Crimson Dynamo]

do you recall the scene in that Prada Devil film where the main lead gets pwned by Meryl Streep for saying that she wore what she wanted and not fashion...

[Enid]

Originally Posted by Twilight

Nope?

You know, all the boys you list as "hot" do exactly that and I wouldn't be surprised if you do too.

[Tom]

Originally Posted by arista

But it makes many feel better


I like Un Labled fashions.

Do you shop at George at Asda-Walmart?

[Stu]

Originally Posted by WOMBAI

Always makes me smile - they think they are being so different - when in reality they are just conforming to another, equally predictable look ie punks.

Punks had real values though. They couldn't really help it that the movement got big. In that case what you are wearing right now is bound to be a copy of what someone else is wearing. If you know anything about the original Punk movement you know it wasn't fashion driven. If anything it was anti fashion. And those crazy bastards just went ahead and made their own clothes. Punk's have values.

Emo's are a completely different story. Young kids who follow a fashion trend they will one day grow out of with no meaning whatsoever other than to dress a certain way and listen to abhorrent music.

I know plenty of adult punks. How many forty year old emo's have you seen?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Enid

I resent what you just said. Punk is a lifestyle or ethic.

Okay I'll shut up about it now. Don't wanna get into this argument.

Yes Enid can Punk Me Up
any time.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Tom

Do you shop at George at Asda-Walmart?

Many Places.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

Many Places.

I had you down for a Millets regular

the odd foray into Regatta

[Enid]

Originally Posted by Stu

Punks had real values though. They couldn't really help it that the movement got big. In that case what you are wearing right now is bound to be a copy of what someone else is wearing. If you know anything about the original Punk movement you know it wasn't fashion driven. If anything it was anti fashion. And those crazy bastards just went ahead and made their own clothes. Punk's have values.

Emo's are a completely different story. Young kids who follow a fashion trend they will one day grow out of with no meaning whatsoever other than to dress a certain way and listen to abhorrent music.

I know plenty of adult punks. How many forty year old emo's have you seen?

Abso-****ing-lutely!

[Twilight]

Originally Posted by Enid

You know, all the boys you list as "hot" do exactly that and I wouldn't be surprised if you do too.

LOL when did a Tee and some pj bottoms become Fashion?
Because thats what i'm wearing now:P

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I had you down for a Millets regular

the odd foray into Regatta

No Millets Over Charge
Not good Value.

[InOne]

Originally Posted by arista

No Millets Over Charge
Not good Value.

Marks and Spencers job!!!

[Enid]

I thought Millets were a food place?

[Crimson Dynamo]

adult Punks

lol

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Enid

I thought Millets were a food place?

it is also a Budgie Supermarket

[setanta]

Youtube video

That's all the fashion I want in my life. Style is one thing, fashion is another...a load of wank.

[Stu]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

adult Punks

lol

Adult Christians.

lol

[Enid]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

adult Punks

lol

They do exist you know. They may not necessarily dress punk, but as I said before, punk is a lifestyle.

[Stu]

Originally Posted by Enid

They do exist you know. They may not necessarily dress punk, but as I said before, punk is a lifestyle.

it's all bout the sex pistols and speed innit

[Enid]

God save the queen, we mean it maaaaaaaaan.

[InOne]

I'll admit I used to dress like the Gallagher brothers, cool and casual. But they dressed like The Beatles, The Stone Roses and Johnny Marr, so it all stems from somewhere.

[Stu]

Originally Posted by InOne

I'll admit I used to dress like the Gallagher brothers, cool and casual. But they dressed like The Beatles, The Stone Roses and Johnny Marr, so it all stems from somewhere.

To be honest that's not so much of a fashion trend. It's only natural to be influenced by your favorite bands. That's not really a trend because you have a genuine passion for the group.

And that's my defense for wearing eyeliner and leather pants.