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Category Archives: Fashion Faux-Pas
Subway Peepshow
I was riding the train to the school where I teach one morning when I noticed something out of the corner of my eye. Some sort of seeds (maybe sunflower seeds?) were spilling out of a paper bag a man … Continue reading
Posted in Dysfunction Junction, Fashion Faux-Pas
Tagged commuting, peepshow, Ripped Jeans, Subway, TMI
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Shirt for One?
Not sure what Gap is trying to suggest with this ad, but not loving it. Single for a reason…meaning I’d like my own shirt.
Posted in Fashion Faux-Pas
Tagged "Be One", advertisements, Gap, Gap Be Bright, Shirt for one, Subway ad
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Sagging Pants
This has happened to us several times recently. You’re riding on the subway or walking up the stairs in a public setting, turn your head and there’s some guy’s butt in your face. His pants are sagging below his butt … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion Faux-Pas
Tagged Fashion faux pas, Pull up your pants, Sagging, Saggy pants
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Mantyhose, Men in Tights
Pantyhose are a staple in every woman’s wardrobe. Comfortable they are not, but they are one of those necessary evils women deal with to keep up appearances and stay warm in the winter months. However, the term “sausage casing” (as I … Continue reading
Are You Wearing My Jacket?
Once upon a holiday break, I went to a party hosted by friends of mine I’d gone to high school with. Going into an event like that, you know you are going to come across a variety of people- some … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion Faux-Pas, Holiday Edition
Tagged Busted, Douche, Ex-boyfriends, Northface, Thanksgiving Eve
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And the Douchiest Shirt Award Goes to…
I recently saw a guy wearing this shirt at the gym. For the record, guys, this is not a good look, nor does it attract the ladiez. This shirt should not be worn anywhere.If you must wear it somewhere, that … Continue reading →