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Posted: 11/1/2006 1:31:44 PM | | I have to disagree, I think some styles should change with age. There is nothing more unattractive than someone dressing 'way' younger than they are. I think some styles are meant for the very young. I have seen some older women wearing the same styles as teens wear and they really do look like they are dressed up for Halloween. But with that said I don't think women over the age of 30 should start wearing polyester pants and smocks but wear more age appropriate clothing. | |
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Posted: 11/1/2006 2:23:58 PM | | when I see a popped collar I want to see them get popped in the face repeatedly god how stupid is that ! Their getaway vechile is probably gonna be a civic or something mom an pa paid for. | |
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Posted: 11/1/2006 5:06:34 PM | ''I have to disagree, I think some styles should change with age. There is nothing more unattractive than someone dressing 'way' younger than they are. I think some styles are meant for the very young. I have seen some older women wearing the same styles as teens wear and they really do look like they are dressed up for Halloween. But with that said I don't think women over the age of 30 should start wearing polyester pants and smocks but wear more age appropriate clothing.''
DelenaNS, I tend to disagree with what you said.
I think one should dress according to the occassions. i.e a long (black-- my favorite) dress showing off a little cleavage and some legs at a formal function; a bikini or sundress on the beach; a pair of jeans or shorts and T-shirt when going for outings; a nice suit for business; a semi formal dress for informal function: and sexy outfit while with your man..etc...
There is no such thing as dressing ''way'' too young. The problem is many older ladies can not dress ''way'' too young due to their sizes. Personally, I have trouble finding clothings at the section for women of my age. At times,I have to go to the kids section to find a sweater which fits me and I like.
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Posted: 11/1/2006 5:50:48 PM | There definitely is such a thing as dressing 'way' too young! Women who are of a certain age should not be wearing low low low rise jeans. And imagine if she was wearing a thong and bent over! Yikes! I never once said wearing a long black dress showing a little cleavage and a little leg is dressing way too young. I am talking about the styles that are specifically aimed at teens that should only be worn by teens! And tshirts/jeans (barring low rise, and we are talking the ones that barely cover your coochie) bikinis, as long as you have the body to wear it, and sundresses are not made for a certain age group. So knock yourself out as far as that goes!
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More than older ladies have size issues I am afraid. | |
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Posted: 11/1/2006 7:28:25 PM | ^^^^^ I am guilty of dressing too young.
Blame that on my teenaged children, they convinced me to get the low riders jeans.
The truth is those are the only jeans I can get nowadays to fit me. To wear the low riders jeans with a long waisted blouse does not really show anything.
Sun dresses are for any ages really, except some are cut nicer than others. | |
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Posted: 9/11/2008 11:25:18 PM | | I think popped collars look better on women. To me it's more fashionable and appealing. The upturned collar frames the woman's face and there are many ways to wear it upturned that look good. I have had a few girlfriends who have actually worn their collars up. I myself think it is a good look on women. | |
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Posted: 9/12/2008 3:24:20 AM | | I can't believe there are 4 pages on popped collars.......are you all that shallow or are half of you gay? | |
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Posted: 9/12/2008 7:33:14 AM | I agree , imadarling2....I wear low riders as well...straight up, c'uz my azz looks great in them! lmao...why should I be wearing grandma pants when I'm not a grandma?...I dress my age, as I have daughters as well...and some styles are age modified
popped collars (thought same ,4 pg of this lol) however, back in style for chicks...Sarah J. Parker is a trend setter...big collar blouses are all u can find on the racks...as for guys...depends on the guy...some can pull of anything and it looks good...same as females! | |
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Posted: 9/15/2008 2:15:32 AM | Dress for comfort . That all I have to say about it .  | |
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Posted: 9/23/2008 7:43:15 AM | sorry to butt in on the off topic argument here, but drugstore or salon - it's all laden with toxic crap that contains carcinogens, neurtoxins and various other substances you shouldn't be putting anywhere near your skin or scalp.
Start using natural products instead. They work better, and don't give you chemical overload. | |
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Posted: 9/23/2008 2:18:03 PM | Well divine, you're just a tiny lil thing
I dont wear low riders cause they make any woman with an full ass look even bigger
Having said that- even thou I am a grandma I dont wear grandman pants- whatever they are | |
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Posted: 9/23/2008 3:19:05 PM | I had never heard of a popped collar before this. What is it exactly?
No reason every body type can't go for comfort and style. Lots of people watchers out there checking out everyone's attire.
My daughter used to be my 'clothes police' but she has gone off to university and now I have to be my own judge. | |
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Posted: 9/23/2008 3:34:26 PM | A popped collar is just lifting the collar of your shirt up. It is usually flipped down. Some people think it's cool. Used to be an 80's thing.
paige, I'm thinking grandman pants must be similar to grannie panties.....big and loose. | |
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Posted: 9/23/2008 4:08:09 PM | I think it might be 'Mom' jeans that are very high waisted jeans.
You don't have to wear them, but showing your ass crack, very unattractive no matter what your age group. | |
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Posted: 9/23/2008 4:12:29 PM |
You don't have to wear them, but showing your ass crack, very unattractive no matter what your age group.
Speak for yourself on that!! I don't mind looking at female ass crack!! | |
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Posted: 9/23/2008 4:31:01 PM | ^^^^ why doesn't that surprise me??!!??? | |
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Posted: 9/23/2008 5:41:04 PM | Well I guess it shouldnt surprise me that I made a typo rushed while heading out to meet the teacher/curriculum night and that my good friend Brian pointed it out to me
Thanks bud Here's to you 
Ahhh thanks Darlene | |
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Posted: 9/23/2008 7:34:32 PM | Darlena...not that I took that personally,but my ass crack don't show...as paige pointed out...I'm tiny... my clothes fit properly...I don't spill out of anything I wear j/k...altho I do agree...there is nothing more unattractive and trashy, or just plain yuk either gender or age...so I get what you are pointing out. There's a huge diff between trashy and sexy...alot just don't know the difference I'm think'n lol
and yes..."mom" jeans is the term that I was looking for. For my body shape...I'd look frumpy in them. Girls, thumbs up or down on this one lol...who wants to look the "frumpy" word? lol...
I wear for comfort...if ppl don't like..they don't have to look, is my motto lol | |
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Posted: 9/23/2008 7:45:53 PM | maple...if it's there, you're gonna look...you are a normal male!
hope you guys don't take it personally, that most of us females turn away from your ass cracks, if they're showing!! | |
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| Popped collars
Posted: 9/27/2008 2:05:32 PM | While I can't imagine personally 'popping my collar', I also can't imagine caring that someone else did?! While I do find myself admiring certain styles of clothing, I wouldn't think to consciously find fault with others who choose to wear something different. In the grand scheme of things, is this really on "all y'alls" lists?? Lord help me if me and my 'style' need be subjected to such a 'tuff' crowd :)
In proofreading this I realized that I do recall making a statement at various times throighour my days on this general topic. It went something like "It's just wrong for certain people to wear spandex!" I guess the level of 'offensiveness' to the viewer must play a role on 'judgement day'...
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Posted: 9/27/2008 2:09:26 PM | | Chaz, I liked what you said! I agree. | |
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Joined: 9/8/2008
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| Popped collars
Posted: 9/27/2008 2:13:19 PM | While I can't imagine personally 'popping my collar', I also can't imagine caring that someone else did?! While I do find myself admiring certain styles of clothing, I wouldn't think to consciously find fault with others who choose to wear something different. In the grand scheme of things, is this really on "all y'alls" lists?? Lord help me if me and my 'style' need be subjected to such a 'tuff' crowd :)
In proofreading this I realized that I do recall making a statement at various times throughout my days on this general topic. It went something like "It's just wrong for certain people to wear spandex!" I guess the level of 'offensiveness' to the viewer must play a role on 'judgement day'...
Chaz | |
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Posted: 9/27/2008 2:24:51 PM | ^^^^ Could you repeat that? I didn't get it the second time through. 
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