Skinny pants (leggings may be substituted) + flowy top + wide belt + platforms (ankle boots or ballet flats also acceptable) ± chunky necklaces, headband, Jackie O glasses, crocheted hat, etc = a complete and completely trend-driven outfit.
Not clear? Allow Paris to explain; she's much more articulate:
My point is that this is the first time in a long time that almost every trend of the season can be combined into one cohesive and (mostly) uncrazy looking outfit, and droves of people are wearing it daily. Back when, say, wide-leg menswear trousers and victorian style dresses were the thing, you were forced to spread out your trend consumption at the risk of looking like an unwittingly trendy homeless person just trying to keep warm.
Let's learn to break it up, people. Until then, I'll be under a rock with Rachel.
6 comments:
You said it sista!!
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amen! and they say we can't clone humans!
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I can't say I am under the rock quite yet, but I am certainly not Paris either, which for all intents of purposes, is a good thing
I will be under that rock, too. I have a typically knee jerk teenage reaction of not wanting to do the thing everyone else is doing. And in my trendy neighborhood, it's impossible to escape the Skinny Jean Borg that ransack American Apparel every weekend.
Oh for the love of mustard...
I'd join you under that rock, but I think I'll just retreat into Patagonia outerwear for the next four months and call it winter. Call me back in springtime and I'll break out my Jackie O sunglasses, as they will have fallen out of fashion by then.
Only if you live in L.A. Its not so stifling where I live (besides my new highschool), thank god.
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