What are YOUR fashion pet peeves?
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Animal prints! Especially when there are multiple types - looks like a dang safari exploded!
My pet peeve is guys who use 
when they mean to use 
C'mon, dude, is it so hard to tell the difference?
when they mean to use C'mon, dude, is it so hard to tell the difference?
Guys of all ages who wear hats inside. Very poor home training. Followed by guys who wear caps backwards. One radio commentator a while back observed that is how idiots identify one another.
Like some monstrous cross between a vampire and the everready bunny, this thread just keeps coming back to life. Who will finally stake it into the ground for good?
Erwin (see video), from the Japanese anime "Girls und Panzer" said it best: "One directs the movie of one's own life".
Erwin (see video), from the Japanese anime "Girls und Panzer" said it best: "One directs the movie of one's own life".
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Pet peeves are eternal- there always one more about something.
Perhaps not the best place to post my first post ... but here goes...
What is or is not good to wear depends on who and where you are.
I am retired now and dang well wear what I please, I have earned it and I do not care what others think.
When I was at work I would wear work appropriate clothes, I was a nurse so fashion was not really a consideration, practicality was.
My teenage son ( work it out) wears some of the things that have been mentioned in this thread and I think he looks horrendous, But I suppose my parents thought the same when I used to wear different coloured florescent socks (etc) when I was a teen.
But I will say my three biggest peeves are:
1) Wear clothes / fashion appropriate to your age. I hate to see older people dressing like teens or toddlers dressed like adults.
2) Keep it clean, polish your shoes ( when every thing else was equal I refused to employ an interviewee that had scuffed shoes) same goes for the rest of you attire.
3) Don't over do the aftershave/ perfume / deodorant or what ever you wish to call it.
What is or is not good to wear depends on who and where you are.
I am retired now and dang well wear what I please, I have earned it and I do not care what others think.
When I was at work I would wear work appropriate clothes, I was a nurse so fashion was not really a consideration, practicality was.
My teenage son ( work it out) wears some of the things that have been mentioned in this thread and I think he looks horrendous, But I suppose my parents thought the same when I used to wear different coloured florescent socks (etc) when I was a teen.
But I will say my three biggest peeves are:
1) Wear clothes / fashion appropriate to your age. I hate to see older people dressing like teens or toddlers dressed like adults.
2) Keep it clean, polish your shoes ( when every thing else was equal I refused to employ an interviewee that had scuffed shoes) same goes for the rest of you attire.
3) Don't over do the aftershave/ perfume / deodorant or what ever you wish to call it.
