Clothes have labels people shouldn t!

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    elzy / Jan 24 2010 19.47

    I don't get why PEOPLE get labelled. I mean I'm fine when people are like 'emo style' , 'chav style' etc, but when you actually call the person something it's a bit unfair. Fine if you wish to label yourself, no problem, but why label others?

    I have no idea what I am. I like anything! I go out in bright skinny jeans, band tees, Converses etc, but the next day i'm in hoop earrings and jeggings and plimsolls! Sometimes I mix the two up! On Halloween I got on a bus in sparkly purple leggings, a tutu a black top and waistcoat. LOADS of dark make up and colourful hair extensions! With a blue lightning bolt on my face. (I was Lady Gaga!)

    People laughed at me, I just smiled and thought 'Who cares, clothes have labels, people don't'  and I've never been afraid of the crap I'll get! I can't be labelled coz I'm unique. And I've never felt better xox

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    fashion563 / Jan 14 2010 21.29

    SAY IT LIKE IT IS!!

    i wear a back brace, but i try and still dress my style. though you can see the straps and people give me looks, i think that i'm being me and no one has the right to tell me otherwise.

     

    fight the power......BE YOURSELF!!     

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    jess12 / Jan 24 2010 19.47

    yh rock on

    i go out with a emo styled top on with skiny jeans with a big tut skirt thing over them and cowboy boots on with big dimonty earings and a pauls butquic bag and people give me dirty looks and im like im going to be me no oneeles and i like this so rock on me

    i love the "cloths have labels not people" thing think its relly good and relly true

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