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The whole Geek Chic thing doesn't quite do it for me either. I often like individual items that these "hipster" types wear but I find that quite often they try so hard to be quirky and different that they all end up looking the same, and, quite frankly ridiculous. Perhaps a more fitting name would be "Geek Sheep"...?
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Then there is the JLS look. Good looking (or so they believe), lads with their pumped up pecs and biceps bulging from low v-neck All Saints t-shirts, wearing baggy jeans and "distressed look" worker boots with the laces undone. Once again this look involves zero creativity, and to be honest it is quite worrying that most of these guys have better cleavages than me!
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Like I said, I don't have a problem with most of the individual pieces of these outfits (except those awful low cut and roll neck tops), I just wish that people would have a bit more creativity and individuality and actually think about the way they put an outfit together rather than copying a look they have seen somewhere else. Anyone can wear cuffed chinos, Toms and a denim shirt. I think this chavvy look seems to be replacing trackie bottoms and Reebok Classics - what do you think?
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However, I have no right to criticise others if I'm not going to be open to criticism myself. I will be posting my own fashion choices on here very soon. Unfortunately I don't have a decent camera to take pictures of myself, but I will be purchasing one as soon as my bank account will allow me. Til then, I will post links to clothes, jewellery, make up and more that I have, want or NEED!
Thanks for reading x



A comment from Rachel Zoe on Racked sums up what I mean about trends and style:
ReplyDelete"What trends are you excited about for 2012?
I don't really look so much at trends. I don't really think of them as trends so much as changing something up a little. Maybe it's a sharper shoulder, maybe it’s a three-quarter sleeve, maybe the jacket now is very tailored at the waist as opposed to a boyfriend jacket.
I think it's about mixing things up, but at the same time I'm someone that really sticks to what works for me. I like to say someone's skinny jean is someone else's wide-leg. I think trends sometimes can be a little dangerous because you can be like, "Oh my God, this isn't on trend right now and I don't want to wear this," but that's in fact what works best for you."
Read the whole interview here http://racked.com/archives/2011/12/20/why-rachel-zoe-might-take-a-break-from-her-signature-platforms-and-what-she-thinks-you-should-wear-t.php