Fashion

[Jessikat]

May 10, 2009 15:11:19 GMT 1 Mikey said:

Just what I thought! But perhaps if it were designed in a 'male-friendly' way, so that it suited him as a male. I mean like without all the frills and things.

I reckon he should keep the frills.
Just take out the bones in it, and oooh. :')

[Mikey]

Haha. I only thought to remove any frilly bits to suit who Bill is. Even though he's got a feminine face and sort of body, he's not feminie in a Cinema Bizarre sort of way, as in the way he dresses.

I love Victorian rain-coats and rain-hats

A bit of A.S.O.U.E. there.

[omgitsmollyx]

i guess i dont have much to say here, just that i wear what i like and feel comfortable in. usually skinnys, a random top and dollys or converse kind of shoes. though to be honest my clothes can differ depending on how i feel. in my group of friends we all have more of an individual style, but others in our year all wear the same 'trying to look high fashion' clothes. i personally think they look ridiculous. especially the boys when they wear grandad shoes with grey ankle socks and trousers with big woolly jumpers with satchels. and the girls take on this approach too. i just don't get it.

[Xx_Jecca_xX]

Everyone goes through fazes at school. Last year it was Juicy handbags now it's Paul's Boutique:


and also neon colours (rave paint, tutus...) are very popular.

Then there's shiny leggins *shudder* with oversized t-shirts...

[BisexualDrummer1691]

I love tulip skirts and floral/animal patterns.

I make my own clothes as well so

[Mikey]

That's intersting. Do you make them from scratch or sort of customise old designs?



Jane Norman bags seem popular for school girls. At my school, they seem to think they're fashionable, but they forget that you get them free when shopping at a Jane Norman store. No offence if anybody has one

[rippinkittin]

the Jane Norman bag thing was popular when I was at school too, it's been a trend about for a canny while now. My mum used to buy the occaisional thing there and I used to go wild and use the bags until they broke it was 'designer' to 10 year old girls.

[Leannena]

I have seen sooo many of those Jane Norman bags at school. I've never shopped at Jane Norman so I have none (and personally don't think they're anything amazing), but they seem to be absolutely everywhere when I have lunch. I just have my patent red bag.

[Harriet Listing? Hmm I like it]

I know loads of girls who have/had a Jane Norman bag, they use them for PE or to carry stuff, I haven't one in ages, maybe they are not as fashionable as they were, as people are getting rucksacks now instead of handbags lol

[phsycofairy]

Pahhh. Not them Jane Norman bags.

Its all about Sainsburys bags XD

[Harriet Listing? Hmm I like it]

I was in Jane Norman yesterday, looking at jewellery, and my mum spots a Jane Norman bag and goes "Ohh, I bag down there" points it to me and she goes on saying that so and so bought one for her daughter, yeah, I know!!

[B.eckii ♥]

I used to really love the Lolita fashions - you know, the stuff you see everywhere in Japan - mostly in Tokyo.. Well, Kyoto as it's now known. It was really cute, and the little hats (like the minature crowns and tophats) made me squeal like a school girl.

Nowadays I love looking through pictures online from cat-walks and stuff because of the outfits!

For example, I fell in love with this:


yum<3 the whole risque bodice which flashes some chest, and a tiny bit of nipple. It's just fantastic!

[omgitsmollyx]

i loooooove the designer luela

[Mikey]

Very rique I hadn't noticed that. I like how the dress comes out at the bottom. And I haven't seen it spelt 'Tokyo' in a while

[Amiee♥TH]

Becki thats a hot outfit, I totally see why you like it.
I adore the like glam rock, chic, rock chic style, just LOVE it.
like....



totally love it, I dress like it these days... XD