Comments on: Harem Pants: Love Or Loathe?

By: A Guy’s Take On Female Fashion, Part 2 | a new mode

A Guy’s Take On Female Fashion, Part 2 | a new mode — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 16:51:16 +0000

[...] feminine, it shows off her form and doesn’t hide her natural curves which happens with bubble pants and square shoulders. Plus, I know she’s wearing heels, so that’s hot. I dig her [...]

By: Brianne

Brianne — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 15:24:18 +0000

Shaks, I understand how typing on a Blackberry can be challenging. I have to type my messages on my iPhone, so I know. What I don’t understand is how using the Blackberry prevents you from articulating coherent thoughts, sentences or arguments.

As for you having a business degree… um… congratulations I guess. Were you looking for praise or something?

I have a Law degree, which is why I am able to tear your dumb arguments to shreds and expose you for the fraud that you are. Again you are embarrassing yourself girl.

You know that you are wrong about harem pants being a good fashion choice, so you are trying to bring up non sequiturs to make it seem like you are an authority on fashion.

Money doesn’t mean you have good taste in fashion. A business degree doesn’t mean you have good taste in fashion. Speaking English as a third language doesn’t mean you have good taste in fashion. And buying harem pants guarantees that you do not have good taste in fashion.

Have fun walking around in your dumb $2000 harem pants while everyone laughs at you behind your back. You’ll remember this 10 years from now when you look back at a picture of yourself and think, “My god, look at those awful harem pants. What was I thinking?!?!” (ROFL)

Say hi to Yves Saint Laurent and MC Hammer for me, k?

By: shiny

shiny — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 02:10:52 +0000

I would never wear harem pants. Some people look good in them. People who look good in them look amazing, they look bold and confident. People who look bad in them look stupid. That’s just not a risk I’m willing to take. Bubble skirts are similar: very few styles of them looked good, and even those few styles only looked good on a few people and WAY too many people wore them. If people would only stick to wearing what looks good on them this would be a better world.

By: shaks!

shaks! — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 22:06:20 +0000

**point less discussion

By: shaks!

shaks! — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 21:55:47 +0000

Ok, let me first address the lovely ms.Brianne, if u think I wanna look like princess jasmine, well, I don’t. And that’s not the point of the harem pants anyways! Their suppose to make u feel more comfy and give u more space around ur waist and hips. If u actually tried on a pair, you’d know what I’m talking about… As for miss E, for your info, I’m typing this from my bb, that’s short for blackberry , so don’t expect either my grammar or spelling to be perfect! And unlike al of u, I take english as a third language, after arabic and French, and I have a business degree from UCLA, so id rather u shut the fuck up, this is my last post, I’m not gonna waste my time with this point having here.

By: Brianne

Brianne — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 18:57:46 +0000

Shaks, you are so much fun!!!! You remind me of a pouting child who doesn’t know how foolish she sounds.

It is adorable, but you are embarassing yourself.

There is nothing wrong with wanting to look like Princess Jasmine from Aladdin. When I was a child, I wanted to look like her too.

You are trying (desperately) to make it sound like I don’t know what I am talking about because I can’t afford good fashion. But anyone with half a brain knows that you don’t need to purchase high-fashion to see whether or not a fashion looks stupid. Fashion is an image and not a pricetag, silly.

But let me make sure I understand your argument. You are saying that because you can “afford good fashion” and you can spend $2000 on harem pants, I must not have “high taste” and therefore I’m wrong and you “feel sorry for me.”

And then (in an ultimate irony) you tell me that **I** have a bad attitude and I’m not going to get far with it.

Missy, you need to take a long hard look in the mirror (clown pants and all) and really think about how you are coming across.

Ciao bella!