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Yeah. I think that 35 is the cut off age for Ed Hardy
I was at DFW the other day.....and OMG I seen this 70-80 something year old bleached blond......silicon stuffed grandma wearing Ed Hardy Shirt and skinny jeans and Ed Hardy shoes.....she looks like a christmas tree with boobs.....my 15 year old daughter and I laughed so hard......and to top it of she got off the plane from New York, here visiting friends and she sat two rows up from my friend during the flight and everyone kind of checked her out like "she looks a little crazy".
Ed Hardy is a teenage trend...just like OP, Vans, Guess Jeans, Bodyglove, LA Gear.....and many more.
Last edited by LQQKOUT; 04-22-2009 at 01:59 PM..
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Yeah. I think that 35 is the cut off age for Ed Hardy
I was at DFW the other day.....and OMG I seen this 70-80 something year old bleached blond......silicon stuffed grandma wearing Ed Hardy Shirt and skinny jeans and Ed Hardy shoes.....
LOL...reminds me of the time I seen a 40 something man with a big gut wearing an AnF muscle shirt...just wrong
On this season's Celebrity Apprentice, Dennis Rodman was decked out in Ed Hardy the entire time he was on. An Ed Hardy cap and a shirt. It was as if he had nothing else to wear.
I like the koi fish designs, but it's too bad that every item has his name prominently on it.
When I went to WMC this year, I saw some Jersey girls board the same plane I was on (they had long nails and talked like Italian Jersey girls) and one of them was in Ed Hardy from head to toe. That's how I knew it was a fashion "don't". lol.
I don't mind the over-the-top colors and designs so much as that I don't like wearing skeletons. So played out. What am I, a pirate? No thanks.
I was wearing Vans in the mid-sixties, back when they were made in Orange County. Sure is a long trend.
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