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d4 indie style

  • 17-07-2008 9:32pm
    #1
    aliqueenb
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    am i the only one who thinks that d4 style is kin of migrating to indie style???


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  • #2
    MooseJam
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    yes, yes you are


  • #3
    LadyMayBelle
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    OP what is your definition of indie?


  • #4
    aliqueenb
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    hmmm i donno really lol, the keds, some wearing converse now, long tees, hmmm maybe i'm just weird to notice these things lol


  • #5
    Aoibheann
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    They're ruining converse for everyone! *emos*

    Speaking of emos and people ruining converse for the rest of us.. :D


  • #6
    LadyMayBelle
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    My old boss asked me if i was a emo when she saw my converse..excuse me?! ive pretty much worn the things since I was 13 which is a long long time and enjoy my life,never write whingy poetry about being alone,dont hate my parents, and can see past talentless muck like panic! at the disco (is that where the ! mark goes? hang on,i dont give a hoot)
    also it was a bit embarrassing to have a fifty year old trying to be 'hip' by asking me.as for the the d4 indie style,theyre all clones of each other..


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  • #7
    Beerlao
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    i don't see too many indie bands prancing about in tucked in rugby shirts with collars popped and chinos

    in short, yes you are the only one.


  • #8
    spinandscribble
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,000 ✭✭✭spinandscribble


    no, its just fashionable to be 'indie" or a better word, 'rocky' in the last few years so now they've caught on. plus thats what all the D4s, G4s ect do when they go to college.


  • #9
    aliqueenb
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    t's kinda sad ehh


  • #10
    Dudess
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    Yeah... although maybe not as sad as bemoaning the fact that the D4 "look" (LOL) has been "taken over" by... whatever you want to call it. I refuse to call it "indie" - considering indie once meant "good" and I won't have its good name tarnished... :(


  • #11
    xOxSinéadxOx
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    how the hell can a person dress "indie". that doesn't make any sense! :confused:


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  • #12
    PrivateEye
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    xOxSinéadxOx wrote: »
    how the hell can a person dress "indie". that doesn't make any sense! :confused:

    'Indie' has absolutely no meaning as such, I know they say it means 'independent' but how many 'indie' bands who headline festivals like ****** are truly independent?

    I listen to an awful lot of what would be called 'indie' music, so often end up in venues populated by lads with dodgey haircuts wearing T-shirts with ironic slogans, their granddads jumper (new, from topman) or something equally sh!te.

    As for d4 style, what style? they've no sense of style whatsoever. Any gobsheen can wander into a shopping centre and pick clothes of a mannequin, sick of all the BIG WORDS ON A SHIRT stuff going on these days.

    If you wear what you like, and are truly independent in how you come to the conclusion of what you will wear on a night out (as in it's not based on 'what will every other punter be wearing? are the jeams skinny enough etc.) then I suppose you'd be pretty 'indie' yourself.


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