fug fug fugliness on public transit
okay, my bitchy side cannot not not let this go. I've been watching too much What Not To Wear, and was evaluating what I liked and what I thought didn't work about people's outfits on the subway today. Not out loud, I'm not outwardly bitchy. Don't pretend you don't do this too. Anyway, it all came to a screeching halt when I spotted someone who made everyone look like a highly styled model. Picture this, if you will.
The woman was not herself unattractive, perhaps just entering middle age, with long, somewhat wavy brownish hair and a slight, medium-height build. Not someone you'd rally notice, but perfectly average and acceptable. There was a pink scrunchy in her hair and a baggy light pink cotton knit cardigan, as well as an old-lady purse of a muddy colour. Not good, but not horrible, just dowdy. BUT! Scan down to - wait for it - lilac satin hot pants. Oh wait, we're not there yet. With thigh-high semi opaque stay-up stockings pulled up to a couple of inches below them, her white thighs peeking out in between! Ack! And clumpy flat shoes, but who really cares, after the hotpant/thighhigh combo. *shudder*
I know I'm evil, but I just had to get it out of my system. I know you'll understand.
Labels: People Watching






8 Comments:
You know I love controversy! So I will go out on a limb and back you up! especially... Scrunchies suck.
I thought I saw someone staring at me on the TTC?!? I am so embarassed you didn't love my outfit :)
I do the same thing. I try to turn it off but I can't help myself.
Public transit is a feast for the eyes some days :)
A scrunchy? And satin hot pants? Was she a drag queen? No wait, they would NEVER wear a scrunchy.
*snort* A scrunchy? They still make those?
Thigh highs and hot pants? How utterly bizarre.
Don't feel too bad. Some things deserve to be called out and the aforementioned is one of them.
It's so funny how if you watch that show, you actually believe you're living it. I watched about 7 episodes a day, when I was pregnant, to the point I can no longer watch it.
I have to admit though, whenever I see people wearing scrunchies, I always feel for them. I mean, if they get up and pyt in a scunchy, well, you kind of have to be nice to them. Right?
Oh... heh. Yeah, sounds... bad.
(runs off to discard scrunchies and lilac satin hot pants from closet)
Just kidding! I don't have any scrunchies.
She was clearly a crack-ho.
Seriously, someone needs to stop these people. And not those suck ass "Fashion Police" on the FT Network. We need Clinton and Stacey clones that police our streets for these kinds of crimes.
Scrunchies are only acceptable when washing your face.
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