Are you into labels ??

[EveV]

Uh << Alot of designers are gay shouldn't really matter if thier making bad ass clothes.

I like labels. I don't like to show off what I'm wearing with a big ass label but I like wearing stuff that I know is expensive.
It makes me feel fancy.
I don't really care if people agree or not I'm going to wear whatever the hell I want to wear.

[Tsuwabuki]

Originally Posted by EveV

Uh << Alot of designers are gay shouldn't really matter if thier making bad ass clothes.

You shouldn't have even acknowledged pumpum's use of a derogatory term. You'll unintentionally encourage it.

And what if they're making awful clothes? You seem to open the door that it does matter then. Sexual orientation shouldn't matter regardless! In truth, I have found gay men especially to be better dressers, but this is a stereotype, and I've met plenty of gay men who aren't. Same with lesbians. Some of the best dressed women I know are "lipstick."

This shouldn't even be included in the topic. How ludicrous.

[Suki]

Originally Posted by Tsuwabuki

Sometimes more expensive or better known DOES mean better.

Of course it does! It always does! When you buy pricey brands, you're not only paying for the brand name and the design, but also for the quality it delivers, so in my opinion it's well worth it. I mean, I wouldn't spend more than $300 on a pair of pants, but I wouldn't buy ones that cost less than $50 either. I don't get a kick out of showing off my clothes but I don't like to wear stuff you see on other people all the time, so I avoid cheap-ass clothing stores.

[lorrainelouiseee]

Well...most of my jeans cost around £10 and most of my tops are around £10-£20...I usually go to shops like Logo, New Look, Dorothy Perkins, Topshop etc. I wouldnt buy clothes from a second hand shop or..uhm..George at ASDA

[EveV]

Originally Posted by Tsuwabuki

You shouldn't have even acknowledged pumpum's use of a derogatory term. You'll unintentionally encourage it.

And what if they're making awful clothes? You seem to open the door that it does matter then. Sexual orientation shouldn't matter regardless! In truth, I have found gay men especially to be better dressers, but this is a stereotype, and I've met plenty of gay men who aren't. Same with lesbians. Some of the best dressed women I know are "lipstick."

This shouldn't even be included in the topic. How ludicrous.

Lol
Calm down o.O
All I'm saying is whether or not their gay shouldn't matter.
Gay people can make bad labels.
They can piss to, did you know that?
Stop twisting my words so you can go completely off topic and throw your two cents in about gays.
Talk to Pum about it not me.

No one else was saying anything about his gay bashing so I decided to defend without starting a giant argument.
End of discussion.

[NightChilde25]

I don't really look at labels to tell you the truth. I buy my clothes and jewelry based only on my tastes. If I like it, I buy it. The only time I do look at the label is if I really, really like something. I seem to have a thing for Ralph Lauren hair care and purfume right now. Clothing....meh...I don't really have a favorite right now. Like I said, it's just what catches my eye.

I never had a problem in school. I wore a few labels back then, but not very often. No one ever said a word to me. It may have been because everyone knew my family owned the gas station and the resturant in town, but I don't know. I'd like to think that had nothing to do with it.

[forgotenmemory]

I wear things that feel comfortable and I like the way they look.

[Tsuwabuki]

Originally Posted by EveV

Stop twisting my words so you can go completely off topic and throw your two cents in about gays.

Woah there. I was quite calm. I didn't twist your words, I showed where someone might get the idea you were suggesting what I am happy to believe you weren't actually suggesting. I did not go completely off-topic since you were addressing part of the original topic. And I have no gay hijacking agenda.

No one else was saying anything about his gay bashing so I decided to defend without starting a giant argument..

I was ignoring it with the hope it would go away. I am more than happy to reroute this topic back to fashion. That was my original intent.

[yuujirou]

like seriously >.>''
can it get any tackier than having some UGLY brand name running across one's chest???
>.<''''
if anything...this one believes that running one's ugly little name blatantly (not to mention, "unfashionably") across the chest of a shirt not only depreciates the value of the shirt..but ish butt fugding fugly =OO

and it's also a silly way of branding one's self to a bloody name =.=''

and taht's why this one preferes companies, such as express, of whom adopt cute little insignia's to decorate their shirts w/ as an alternative ._.
though half of the shirts this one wears...the only sign that they are from express ish that weee wittle wion that's wike beautifully engraved into the zipper puller of this one's lovely overcoats x3

=DD

lool~~
soo labels are just labels ._.'''
who the bloody hell cares???
>.<'' though it just does so happen that shopping by labels doooes make it a heck a lot easier because the quality of their work is usually reliable, and their general sense of style is...quite non-sporadic (lost the antonym for some reason ._.''' )

soo bleh!
there's this one's half woozy two cents x.x'''

[MMM]

If you don't want to wear certain clothes because the designer is gay...I got some bad news for you...