Shades of Ed Gein!Beige/nude leggings. Looks like their skin
Yes this was the fashion at my school! Trackies tucked into socks, rockport boots or nike shocks, a polo shirt with the collar up and a burberry cap sat on the head facing north eastThankfully you don't see it any more,but remember when male teenagers used to walk around with tracksuit bottoms tucked into their socks
and people wondered why i would not go out with anyone at school I second this, especially at the workplace. I find sandals that are very open too revealing for work, same as very low-cut tops etc.
People wear these to work? Oh boy
I work in an office which has a bizarre dress code (imo) like we cannot wear jeans at all, not even black ones, but a lot of my female colleagues wear what I would consider to be VERY short skirts/dresses or even things like lace tops just with a bra underneathPeople wear these to work? Oh boy
Pastels and neons are gross and belly piercings too
Even worse when said pastel and neon is the colour of that hideous boob display wrap around Shein top crop doing its rounds everywhere. It's very 90s, and not in a subtle way. I've seen very few wearing it well.
I tried a dress on a little like the one in the photo above and it was almost trailing on the floor, I could not see my shoes in the mirror. Yes I knew it was a long dress when I took it into the changing room but I have never had one this long and I am 5ft 4.RE: shampoo bars
honestly anything without a container or bottle. I don’t have space to put all these things somewhere away from water (but also in a reachable place when I am showering) so they don’t get ‘activated’. It just seems like a waste of money tbh
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I also really wish there was middle ground with dresses. So many fashion trends seem to be mainly for average height and above people
I have tried a shampoo bar (it was in a Lush giftset) and it really wasn't for me, it made my hair dry and I found getting a decent lather impossible. It damaged my hair if anything. I would much rather the bottle, so much more convenient and hygienic, even more so when in a multi house hold. I am not keen on any type of hygiene product in the form of a 'Bar'.RE: shampoo bars
honestly anything without a container or bottle. I don’t have space to put all these things somewhere away from water (but also in a reachable place when I am showering) so they don’t get ‘activated’. It just seems like a waste of money tbh
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I also really wish there was middle ground with dresses. So many fashion trends seem to be mainly for average height and above people
I always have to look for petite dresses too. Though I find their selections really small in shops and online
All the shampoo bars I've tried either left my hair dry or sticky, and I second the pain of storing these items(especially if you share a bathroom with someone..). I'd much prefer if more places offered refills for shampoos etc. , hygiene products in this form really feel unnecessary.
10 years ago, Zara was so different. Nowadays is just overpriced HM.
Unfortunately I'm old enough to remember when that was a thing.
