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I am not trying to be snarky or anything, but can anyone explain to me the fashion sense behind women wearing ripped jeans?
I would have thought that a woman would not want to walk around in ripped clothing, and certainly not walk around in jeans where the knees have been worn out! I grew up poor and wearing torn clothing was something to be ashamed about. Are well to do people deliberately wearing torn clothing the fashion version of slumming? I am usually pretty clueless about most fashion trends, but this one really has me scratching my head. Just tonight, we were at a nice restaurant in a pretty nice area of town and there were multiple women, all wearing otherwise nice and expensive clothing, but with their knees ripped out of their pants. These are women who obviously were "dressed up" for an evening, wearing torn clothing. I just don't get it, but am honestly curious about this.
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It's been the fashion over here for years, like you I think it's stupid!!
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Well you can by jeans that look like they are worn out and you can buy jeans that look like they've been washed in bleach. Seems like a natural progression.
![]() Yea I don't understand it. Another one I don't get is the really skinny jeans. How do you get your foot through that opening at the ankle? ![]()
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Some of those torn up jean designs are quite intricate but I think mostly it's done to project an air of toughness and experience. It says they have worn the shine off their shoes so to speak. Plus it probably pisses off mom and dad. That alone would make it popular among the rebellious youth.
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I'm about to sound old.... "When I was younger..." wearing jeans until they were faded and worn out was a bit of an achievement. Normally I'd out-grown them long before that. As I got older I would keep jeans until they were faded, and when they got the first hole, they became "work on the car/yard/house jeans". My newer jeans either last (almost) forever and shrink, or they rip before they've even started to fade. Sometimes I grab a pair of jeans just to notice at the store, 2 hours later, there is a hole. In my NEW(-ish) jeans! ![]() Maybe that's what it is, "mom and dad" had old, faded, holey jeans. They want some but jeans don't last long enough to get that way. So a designer somewhere decided to make a buck, or 200. Maybe that is what it is. OR... Who knows, I'm sure each one has their own reasons for wearing them. ![]() Personally I treat jeans like armor. It's only good if it is between me and the "dangerous stuff". Barracuda P.S. Before anyone says anything! When the 3 year old pair, and the new pair are the SAME size, and the old pair is tight, and the new pair is not... Then yes, they are shrinking! ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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What with that and the tattoos, I'm sure glad I don't have to search for a decent-looking woman any more... she would be very hard to find these days. Except for the Eastern European women who proliferate here at the moment... they put our locals to absolute shame. Young or old, most of them look like they stepped out of a 'Bond' movie.
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