Fashion

[ECBG]

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@ladyfox412 wrote:

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@ECBG wrote:

@Trinity11 

But in reality, what does the "arrow" point to?

This unfortunately is on a man, but where did your eye go?

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What arrow???

With all due respect, because you deem something one of the worst attractive looks ever, doesn't make it so. We are all different shapes and sizes and know what we like and think works for us.

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@ladyfox412 Look at the tee.  The narrow opening forms a point.  At the stomach where it is wider is the bottom of the arrow.

Your eyes focus at the arrow (Don't look at the eye candy, well, try not to!

[Trinity11]

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@ladyfox412 wrote:

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@ECBG wrote:

@Trinity11 

But in reality, what does the "arrow" point to?

This unfortunately is on a man, but where did your eye go?

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What arrow???

With all due respect, because you deem something one of the worst attractive looks ever, doesn't make it so. We are all different shapes and sizes and know what we like and think works for us.

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@ladyfox412 I concur. I am hoping that future stylists and influencers ,working in the industry, refrain from making people feel bad about themselves because someone makes a rule up that they deem cannot be broken. It makes dressing a chore rather than a pleasure. And it has been done for years by an industry that glorifies being thin. 🙁 

[Trinity11]

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@ECBG wrote:

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@ladyfox412 wrote:

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@ECBG wrote:

@Trinity11 

But in reality, what does the "arrow" point to?

This unfortunately is on a man, but where did your eye go?

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What arrow???

With all due respect, because you deem something one of the worst attractive looks ever, doesn't make it so. We are all different shapes and sizes and know what we like and think works for us.

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@ladyfox412 Look at the tee.  The narrow opening forms a point.  At the stomach where it is wider is the bottom of the arrow.

Your eyes focus at the arrow (Don't look at the eye candy, well, try not to!

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The young man in the photo is physically fit! He has no stomach issues. 

I really hope @ECBG you aren't dressing women from 5 states (your words) and giving them complexes about their bodies.😳😳😳

[Mj12]

What is "worst attractive" (other than a word salad)? TIA

[CoffeeNut]

Careful ladies.  If you disagree with her you will get a long response from her stating what a horrible person you are and she has been monitoring all your negative responses.  I've gotten one and so have others.  

[minkbunny]

Call me crazy (others have) but I really don't need anybody to "dress" me, tell me what colors to wear, where to button a sweater or any such silliness.   I love seeing how everybody on this thread dresses,  I celebrate their differences and move on.

But then nobody in five states ( or any state ) pays for my advice. 

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[Zaimee]

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@Mj12 wrote:

What is "worst attractive" (other than a word salad)? TIA

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@Mj12  Could be an oxymoron.

2 words that are opposite in meaning. ex. Jumbo shrimp

[ECBG]

@Trinity11 

Actually I do dress women from 5 states.

I taught clothing and tailoring and have designed clothes.  I follow the trends and many times your eyes can see the evidence.

Follow or not.  Everyone has a choice.  Follow yours.

[paixmcdao]

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@ECBG wrote:

@Trinity11 

Actually I do dress women from 5 states.

I taught clothing and tailoring and have designed clothes.  I follow the trends and many times your eyes can see the evidence.

Follow or not.  Everyone has a choice.  Follow yours.

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Do you freelance and travel from state to state?

[RoughDraft]

What's with "dressing women?"  I've been dressing myself since I was about 2.  Of course, early on there were some articles of clothing that I might have put on backwards .

I also taught myself tayloring and made most of my clothes since I was in my teens.

I have to look back to Andrea, who started this thread years ago as someone who dared to be an individual and share with us along the way.