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View Poll Results: What Southern City has the most "Northern" Influence
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Atlanta
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92 |
53.49% |
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Charlotte
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43 |
25.00% |
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Nashville
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7 |
4.07% |
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New Orleans
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24 |
13.95% |
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Birmingham
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0% |
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Jacksonville
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6 |
3.49% |
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02-24-2009, 07:49 AM
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Location: Kentucky
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Next there will be a thread on "which city is the most fashionable" lol
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02-24-2009, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Truthfully19
No Im not talking about cowboys and mess...the closest thing to a cowboy I saw someone from Texas dress were the boots but thats about it.....I haven't seen anyone outside of Texas sport the bling stuff on their belt buckles...that is clearly a texas thing...now there is nothing wrong with it Im just pointing out an observations
Im not dissing Houstan but Atl is a bit more fashionable than Houstan
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My man you might as well stop right here because you will be argueing all day jluke has never been to Atlanta to see how most people dress those big belt buckles been out of style 2 years ago. You or in a win or loose battle here. Its a agree to disagree situation so i would rather you just talk about something else thats why i stop |
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02-24-2009, 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Truthfully19
Well I'm always in Memphis/AR, attend school where I'm surrounded by people from Detroit, Kansas, Stl, Cali, and I'm from Chicago and I have honestly never seen those things from anyone outside of Texas but I guess I stand corrected
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They dont wear those buckles in NYC nor DC nor Philly etc those things been out of style 2 years ago thats why there are fashion shows and different types of events to show you the lastest fashion and whats coming back and whats going to be the trends for 2009. When the 80s look came back who started that (NYC) then everyone else picked up on and most didnt do it right . Sometimes people hang on to trends to long. . |
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02-24-2009, 08:57 AM
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Location: Washington D.C. By way of Texas
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Originally Posted by Truthfully19
You are catching feelings and its not that serious lol....But its to the point where you're not going to be convinced so there is really no sense in really trying.....I just know that when I went to Atl it sort of seemed more like a northern city oppose to the southern feel that you get when you go to places like Memphis, Dallas, Houston etc and they look and dress the part also....No one said Houston couldn't dress or it was bad I just said that Atl is more fashionable
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I am not catching feelings. I'm meerly asking a question. What is fashionable. I've yet to get an answer for that and as far as how people from other cities dress. It's basically universal. People wear boots, brand name shirts, jeans, and fitted all the time in every city. This is not only exclusive to Atlanta in the South. That's what I'm telling you. I been to the clubs and to the parties in Houston to know it. Have you? |
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02-24-2009, 08:59 AM
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Location: Washington D.C. By way of Texas
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Originally Posted by atlantaATL
They dont wear those buckles in NYC nor DC nor Philly etc those things been out of style 2 years ago thats why there are fashion shows and different types of events to show you the lastest fashion and whats coming back and whats going to be the trends for 2009. When the 80s look came back who started that (NYC) then everyone else picked up on and most didnt do it right . Sometimes people hang on to trends to long. .
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Actually buckles have nothing to do with style. They've been worse for decades in Texas if not a century. However, they are ugly and I nor anyone I know in Texas do not wear them. But I've seen them. |
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02-24-2009, 09:08 AM
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Location: Underneath the Pecan Tree
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Originally Posted by atlantaATL
They dont wear those buckles in NYC nor DC nor Philly etc those things been out of style 2 years ago thats why there are fashion shows and different types of events to show you the lastest fashion and whats coming back and whats going to be the trends for 2009. When the 80s look came back who started that (NYC) then everyone else picked up on and most didnt do it right . Sometimes people hang on to trends to long. .
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What you guys consider new, has already been done in another countries. If anything, America as a whole is behind times. Everything considered fashionable today is just being brought back from the last 30 years. Scarfs, converses, skinny jeans,etc. Nothing new my friend. |
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02-24-2009, 09:14 AM
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Location: Underneath the Pecan Tree
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Originally Posted by atlantaATL
They dont wear those buckles in NYC nor DC nor Philly etc those things been out of style 2 years ago thats why there are fashion shows and different types of events to show you the lastest fashion and whats coming back and whats going to be the trends for 2009. When the 80s look came back who started that (NYC) then everyone else picked up on and most didnt do it right . Sometimes people hang on to trends to long. .
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the 80s trend never went away here in Texas, we don't follow trends. You got people here dressing like the 70s,80s,90s, and new trends. |
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02-24-2009, 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Spade
Actually buckles have nothing to do with style. They've been worse for decades in Texas if not a century. However, they are ugly and I nor anyone I know in Texas do not wear them. But I've seen them.
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you need to study fashion to dictate the difference between being up to date with fashion and being behind it is more than just wearing boots and jeans. being fashionable is staying ahead with and conforming to the current style of that year. A fashionable person usually sticks out from everyone they are people who set trends. This is why nyc is the top fashion capital. adn most atlanta people who go to events have the same since of style that NY people have because there are so many people from the north area they bring there lifestyles with them and people here Pick up on them. Like we said we never said people in Houston cant dress. But if we wanted to boil it dwon Miami is the most fashionable city in the South its noted for its global fashion center and is recognized for its fashion weeks, where designers exhibit their new clothing collections to audiences
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02-24-2009, 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by jluke65780
What you guys consider new, has already been done in another countries. If anything, America as a whole is behind times. Everything considered fashionable today is just being brought back from the last 30 years. Scarfs, converses, skinny jeans,etc. Nothing new my friend.
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skinnys are dying and chucks who wear those |
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02-24-2009, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by jluke65780
the 80s trend never went away here in Texas, we don't follow trends. You got people here dressing like the 70s,80s,90s, and new trends.
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Thats a lie That trend was brought back by NYC and was done heavily there first Houston has never started are created a trend IF so they would be none nation wide as a a global fashionable city. I never said scarfs converse and skinnys are new maybe new to texas but its been around for a long time its slowly dying out I wish i could take you ona nice trip with me to a fashion week in Nyc and you will see the difference |
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