D4s style

just look up all the posts on stuff people think looks obnoctious. Go to the 'i think im in the higher echelons of society' range of BT - thats where its at i think.

Uggs, dubes, oniels tracksuits. Green and white rugby jearseys with the popped collar... If your a girl, grow your hair long and give it a bad hairdye. Then the trick is to straighten it in a mannor that makes your hair fluffy, then comb it over from the far ear and get that whole 80's quiff going.. try make it look as casual as possible, otherwise its obvious your trying to hard.

cake on the foundation and mascara. From what i gather girls seem to carry the foundation over their lips too, so lipstick isnt an essential, the more it looks like you have no lips the better.

p.s. The association of 'd4' and 'style' is prostitution of the english language.

good luck in your venture, i for one would like to see how this turns out - we are all routing for you

Pythia wrote: »

Go for the fake tan, practice makes perfect with it.

Noooo

Sun = perfect tan;)

Question to the girls: Why do you want to look like these guys?

Who would want to fashion themselves around oompa loompas. Bizarre really.

aliqueenb wrote: »

how is it pitiful?

Because where is the logic between wearing a hoodie three sizes too big for you, fat woolly ugg boots and a denim skirt that barely covers your arse? If you're cold wear trousers FFS.

And orange faces aren't attractive. Neither are streaks and brown lumps between your fingers.

If you're going to spend hours doing your hair then why leave it messy when you finish?

Dubes with cotton bottom? Ha. Fashion disaster.

Put all the D4 heads in a line and I wouldn't be able to tell you the difference between any of them.

That's how it's pitiful.

It's the same with sooo many people. People are just trying to fit into a group. It's not just teenagers either, you can see people grow up with it too. They latch on to a certain group when they are growing up the same fear that got them into that group is the same fear that keeps them in it. You'll find every party will always have the same type of music, nobody will dare step outside and branch off into their own tastes in fear of the others not approving.

Apart from the fake tan and the ugg boots, I think the style being talked about here can look good. Although I suppose without the fake tan and the ugg boots you just don't qualify :rolleyes:

cormie wrote: »

It's the same with sooo many people. People are just trying to fit into a group. It's not just teenagers either, you can see people grow up with it too. They latch on to a certain group when they are growing up the same fear that got them into that group is the same fear that keeps them in it. You'll find every party will always have the same type of music, nobody will dare step outside and branch off into their own tastes in fear of the others not approving.

Apart from the fake tan and the ugg boots, I think the style being talked about here can look good. Although I suppose without the fake tan and the ugg boots you just don't qualify :rolleyes:

I thought for the majority of teenagers today it seems to be the opposite I know this thread isn't backing me up but they all seem to be crying out to be different and by doing that they end up just looking like morons.

I could never understand much of it myself dressing a certain way because you like a certain type of music or dressing a certain way because you live in a certain part of the country/city it's all a bit retarded.

happy meduim will come in a few years were the majority will wear different clothes but they won't have to look like micheal cases while doing it

Still, by trying to be different, you're just the same as all the others who are trying to be different, no matter which route to difference you take

I agree with the dressing a certain way thing too, it can be so obvious to tell exactly the type of music people like by the way they dress. In a lot of cases they advertise it on their t-shirts too.

Curious as to what type of music people would think I'm into by the look of me actually!

cormie wrote: »

Still, by trying to be different, you're just the same as all the others who are trying to be different, no matter which route to difference you take

I agree with the dressing a certain way thing too, it can be so obvious to tell exactly the type of music people like by the way they dress. In a lot of cases they advertise it on their t-shirts too.

Curious as to what type of music people would think I'm into by the look of me actually!

Trying to be different is fine and there's tons of ways to go about it, and looking well presented and "cool" then there's just looking like a moron for the sake of being different. not good.

I would guess The cure/Smiths shot in the dark