And now for the 'Slobby Chic"
According to NYDN - the latest trend is partly slobby and chic with scattered "nonchalant, no-effort-needed" style. My only objection (personal) to fashion and trends is, it bloody well makes you like everybody else. I figured this out when I was in Italy, the people looked the same. And then it hit me, everybody dressed the fucking same. It was stylish, sure - but it was like Benetton robots, or whatever.
You can't pay me enough money to look like everybody else: so now apparently I have a problem. The Fashionistas are telling all those who cares to chill, or stress hard to achieve the fashion Zen-like state. What the fuck am I (and similar fashion traitors) supposed to do now? Walk around naked?
I love this:
Now, Bernstein (please, don't desert the fashionistas) can pay more for looking like she did it herself. Cunning plan. Why didn't i think of that?
You can't pay me enough money to look like everybody else: so now apparently I have a problem. The Fashionistas are telling all those who cares to chill, or stress hard to achieve the fashion Zen-like state. What the fuck am I (and similar fashion traitors) supposed to do now? Walk around naked?
I love this:
Publicist Gabrielle Bernstein, 25, is one of them. "I love the idea of putting in very little effort," Bernstein said. "A couple of months ago, I dyed my hair back to my natural brown so I no longer have to go every two months and spend $300 to $400 on highlights. I used to get a trim with the highlights, but since I'm not going in for the color now, I just have my friend cut my hair in her kitchen, and I've been cutting my own bangs."
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