Texas girls/women (Houston, Dallas, Austin: university, live in, store)

[Gunion Powder]

Originally Posted by radiolibre99

That's not a phenomena that you see with the average girl in the cities. It's mostly an outter burb and small town thing.

Oh ok, got it.

[Bubble99]

Originally Posted by War Beagle

Not into the whole heroin chic thing myself. Plus, the attitudes drop a good 3 to 4 points off the 10 point scale. I'll take a good Tex-Mex and BBQ fed Texas country girl any day over what the coasts offer.

He did not say heroin chic look, I think he was getting at is girls in Texas have more of a country look like tight jeans,fitted colorful girl top and cowboy boots and some cowboy hat.

More of the cowgirl look like.


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So if you into the cowgirl that move to Texas.


It may be harder to get this in Austin and Houston. Where Dallas and Fort Worth area more county like.

[Bubble99]

Originally Posted by radiolibre99

Amen. The girls in Texas look better and have less attitude. Cali girls think they're too cool for school.

Girls dress up lot more than girls in California or Florida. The clothes are more casual and baggy in California or Florida. Where girls dress up more and in more tight fitted clothing.

In California or Florida has lot more of walmart people look that just does not exist in Texas.

[hooky hornstein]

Originally Posted by Bubble99

Girls dress up lot more than girls in California or Florida. The clothes are more casual and baggy in California or Florida. Where girls dress up more and in more tight fitted clothing.

In California or Florida has lot more of walmart people look that just does not exist in Texas.

Can't speak for other cities by in Austin girls, guys and most people (not everybody of course but most people) dress down. Shorts, t-shirts, flip flops, no makeup or light makeup, hair pulled back. Bounce from the lake to a crawfish boil to the Perry Casteneda Library to a restaurant and bar to a live music venu to the clubs on Sixth Street - all in the same casual clothes.

[radiolibre99]

Houston in general is just more traditional when it comes to events and social attire. It's very corporate so most of the social nightlife caters to young urban professionals. The whole casual hipster scene is very small in houston from what I remember and all the best places required nice clothes, no tennis shoes. The city's nightlife reminds me of a cross between Vegas and NYC. Less so LA, Austin or even most of the west coast which is far more laid back.

[TheOverdog]

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This girl is standing in a horse trailer, about to engage in some activity involving a horse. And if you don't think girls dress like this in nearly every other state, then you are mistaken. Florida, California, Arizona, even New York all have strong horse cultures. If you are comparing this girl to some chick in Los Angeles about to go to Santa Monica pier, well you need to move your California comparison farther east.

[hooky hornstein]

Originally Posted by TheOverdog

...about to engage in some activity involving a horse...

I must admit that after reading that I had to click the picture...

[Bubble99]

Can't speak for other cities by in Austin girls, guys and most people (not everybody of course but most people) dress down. Shorts, t-shirts, flip flops, no makeup or light makeup, hair pulled back. Bounce from the lake to a crawfish boil to the Perry Casteneda Library to a restaurant and bar to a live music venu to the clubs on Sixth Street - all in the same casual clothes.

If I understand what you saying people in Austin dress more casual than people in Houston.

[Bubble99]

Originally Posted by radiolibre99

Houston in general is just more traditional when it comes to events and social attire. It's very corporate so most of the social nightlife caters to young urban professionals. The whole casual hipster scene is very small in houston from what I remember and all the best places required nice clothes, no tennis shoes. The city's nightlife reminds me of a cross between Vegas and NYC. Less so LA, Austin or even most of the west coast which is far more laid back.

Austin probably bigger for hippies, hipsters, urban types, alternative lifestyle and liberals than people in Houston.

[Desert kid]

Originally Posted by Bubble99

Austin probably bigger for hippies, hipsters, urban types, alternative lifestyle and liberals than people in Houston.

There is a reason why Hank Hill, the average Texan, didn't like Austin.