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Some of the styles aren't bad but who the hell is wearing a thick sweater in DC in July?! Or what about the chick with the garish lipstick and costume jewelry? Is this some kind of joke?
#10's dress goes up to her belly button, who is going to wear that?! Or how about #1's Romper-to-Heaven look? Sure, that's a smart idea if you have to sit down on Metro, or anywhere for that matter.
I would LOVE to see Washingtonian feature something a little more realistic for those among us who can't wear a hideous onesie that goes up to our crotch.
Location: the wrong side of the tracks Richmond, VA
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^^ right! AWFUL. If that's fashionable, please God let me be totally uncool. To BoomBoxing: I'm one such "hipster" but I stick to skinny jeans and a t-shirt, so many of these Washingtonian choices scream three year old dressing herself for the first time.
Thing is, I have yet to see anyone walking around DC actually looking like that. I feel out of place if I dare wear a zebra top under my black blazer at a networking event. Where do they find these people?!
Location: the wrong side of the tracks Richmond, VA
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Because as a subscriber, I pay for Washingtonian to publish this garbage. Thankfully they already ticked me off by selling my mailing address to spam third party marketers so I won't be renewing and then I can totally get over it.
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