We are stereotyped as being shallow and fashionable. I know one of those is actually true thanks to Se and Perceiving.
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Conventional Fashion:
Like most girls of this generation, I do like to keep up with fashion. Thing is, it's probably subconscious XD I look at what I see in the shops and think "Oooh, that's nice! I love that pattern!" and it's usually the one in fashion. Houndstooh is starting to move over for plaid and grids. Funny thing is, I've always loved plaid and now, there's plenty more plaid pieces for me to buy (Probably because of the Scottish Independence thing). Grid is similar to plaid and then houndstooh is just amazing, but is going out now
I also love Lipsy stuff, I'm not even gonna lie. I'm a bit of a chav when it comes to fashion, but since I love to dress up, I tend to look on-point (Very Modest). I like my dresses and my skirts, but don't wear them that often because they don't tend to fit my shape very well (want to see my pants at the back guys?) :laughing:. I just love looking however I want to. No wonder I've got 3w4 in my tritype.
Unconventional Fashion:
Gyaru fashion is pretty damn conventional in Britain, I swear. It depends which route you want to go down. 96 Gal looks like plain old chav here in Britain, maybe a little more fancy. That's what I like, looking 'fly' (I'm in a 90s mood, leave me alone). Despite how conventional it is, there are some things people would double take you for wearing. Thigh high boots, stockings and leg warmers usually get you a slight look, but Britain is pretty accepting as long as you're not big.
Then there's the fact I pretty much dress kinda formal most of the time. I love my dresses, but expect a slightly more dressy top and leggings or something. Then the next day, I'll look like TLC. Not exactly acceptable, but I love it
Enneagram: 7w8 Sx/So
Conventional Fashion:
Like most girls of this generation, I do like to keep up with fashion. Thing is, it's probably subconscious XD I look at what I see in the shops and think "Oooh, that's nice! I love that pattern!" and it's usually the one in fashion. Houndstooh is starting to move over for plaid and grids. Funny thing is, I've always loved plaid and now, there's plenty more plaid pieces for me to buy (Probably because of the Scottish Independence thing). Grid is similar to plaid and then houndstooh is just amazing, but is going out now
I also love Lipsy stuff, I'm not even gonna lie. I'm a bit of a chav when it comes to fashion, but since I love to dress up, I tend to look on-point (Very Modest). I like my dresses and my skirts, but don't wear them that often because they don't tend to fit my shape very well (want to see my pants at the back guys?) :laughing:. I just love looking however I want to. No wonder I've got 3w4 in my tritype.
Unconventional Fashion:
Gyaru fashion is pretty damn conventional in Britain, I swear. It depends which route you want to go down. 96 Gal looks like plain old chav here in Britain, maybe a little more fancy. That's what I like, looking 'fly' (I'm in a 90s mood, leave me alone). Despite how conventional it is, there are some things people would double take you for wearing. Thigh high boots, stockings and leg warmers usually get you a slight look, but Britain is pretty accepting as long as you're not big.
Then there's the fact I pretty much dress kinda formal most of the time. I love my dresses, but expect a slightly more dressy top and leggings or something. Then the next day, I'll look like TLC. Not exactly acceptable, but I love it
