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Thursday, June 12, 2008 / 2:40 PM

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On a side note, I posted this picture (below) up before a few months back, and this was one of Marni's collection.

Yes mens in leggings = meggings. And apparently, sometime back, I found out that AA happens to carry 'meggings'.

From AA

However they call it baby bibs, if I have not gotten wrongly. They're meant for sleeping. Almost high-waisted already.
Recently, I went into Marni and enquire about Mens wear, but to no avail.
Well, and I thought this to myself: even if they do, I doubt any guy (okay maybe a few fashionistas) will wear.

What I'm trying to get across here is that the fashion sense in every Singaporean is limited. Get what I mean?
Just take loafers for example, they were made available like 2 years back, (when I first got mine in 2006, Gucci & Pedro), and the thing is that people only started to have 'fetish' for loafers only like what, half a year ago?

& what's in trend for menswear NOW? Slim cut shorts/pants. With any slim-cut shorts/pants you find in your wardrobe, you don them in tow with any t-shirts/longsleeves, with LOAFERS.
Wth, all in all, I just feel that Singaporeans are not daring enough to show how they always wanted to look infront of others. We're all just very afraid that we might get teased by our friends/passerby if they happen to see us in like weird outfits.

And for now, I cannot stand the whole cropped pants look. This is PASSSEEEEEEE.
THE FAD IS OVER, SO START UNFOLDING YOUR PANTS/SKINNIES. YES UNFOLD. Because I think that tailor-cropped jeans/pants will definitely look better.
Do you even know what trend are you following? It's the whole Italian Pants trend, goons.

Now you take a closer look, yes bring the Half-tucked Shirt back! Do we all not use to leave the back of our shirts tucked out back in high-school?
But then again, you have skinny boys who have HUGE AND OVERSIZED shirts tucked out, together in their denim jeans or black skinnies. Either they have their shirts tucked out, or half-tucked.
I guess, the only way that you want yourself to look good is that you buy a shirt that fits you and that the length is appropriate.

Right, I'm all getting lazy with my fingers.

Bottom line: Most Singaporeans do not have good fashion sense, yet they claim they do. They follow what their eyes see on the streets and the time when they feel that it's alright to dress like that is when they see people of the same outfits after a couple of times, but yet they fear the looks that people might give to them. We are all copycats. Let's do ourselves some justice.

_{In any way, I do not consider myself of having good fashion sense.}