just ordinary

Am I a fashionable person? Yes and No. Yes because I get compliments on my outfits. I always get asked about where I shop at, and when I do say where I shop at people think I'm rich all of a sudden. My family is probably right in between the wealthy class and the middle class. My relatives always send me money and I save it for a big shopping trip whether it's clothes, video games, iTunes, etc. No, because my style is all over the place. I shop and different stores, then I piece items together to make an outfit. Where I live, many people tend to try to buy everything a manikin has on and add their twist to it. I believe in individuality and originality, not fashion. I also read fashion magazines, but I only look there to inspire myself to find something new if I feel the need. I've worn converses and other name brand shoes for years. Now everyone sees them as the thing. I'm gonna wear what I have until I can't wear it anymore and add on along the way so I don't end up streaking everywhere hehehe :)

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I just dressed the way i want in a sense of being neat and clean no matter what i wear. It is a matter of carrying yourself as to reflect an impression of being me, reflecting a part of my personality as a whole. Although being fashionable could be good to some, i would rather stick to my denim jeans and white shirt.

I love always be different. I'm not rich just dress up every day something different and something that I've bought some second hand store, so people around me mchislyat its almost that I was very modern and have a lot of money. interesting discussion and do not worry friend better show what you as much good to be true man. nice day!

Hi bachri, Me fashionable? Not really, unless one considers the current US Military fatigues fashionable. I prefer them as they are comfortable, provide a great range of movement, and they have a lot of pockets. If I have to "dress up" a bit I tend to use those 6 pocket Wrangler pants, that's pretty much it. I own 2 suits, the last one I bought about 15 years ago, one pair of dress shoes that I bought 20 years ago. I keep them in their original box, on a shelf in my closet for the ultra-rare time that I need them. I even wear my 6 pocket Wranglers when I did job interviews. I figure you are potentially hiring the person, not the clothes, and if you can't see past that, then maybe I don't want to work there. I am who I am, and clothes are not going to change that. You can put a rich person in tattered rags, or a criminal in an Armani suit, but the rich man is still rich, and the criminal is still..well, a criminal.