Monday, 7 April 2014

Lesson 3: No One Better Wear What I am Wearing...

Well, i have found myself, amusedly, watching High School Musical: Seniour Year more than once since i got it. i don't know if its because of the fly music or the still flier guys.

Oh well...

Anyway, i remember that one of the songs goes like, "its gonna be a night, to remember, Big (think?) fun..." or something where the musician picks up a dress and the class president picks up the same one and sings, "there better be no one wearing the same dress as me."

Yes, we girls have issues. LOADS of issues when we discover that someone else is wearing what we are wearing. we feel saddened. Its like someone has stolen our ideas or something.

Before i finally decided to put up this post, i was thinking to myself if i should write about a number of other NUMEROUS ideas, but i guess i am STUCK with this one idea.

I won't take a whole 1000 words to tell you the truth about girls and what we like with our clothes, and shoes.  I never used to mind wearing the same clothes as anyone else before i grew up, but then it hit me that wearing similar clothes with someone you don't even like just sucks. i mean, who'd like to see every other woman wearing a dress she likes when it is not a Kenya Uniform?

Its okay if its a uniform....

Talking about uniforms, i have a knack for wearing the biggest and baggiest clothes i can ever find. Believe you me its got nothing to do with my religion. I am just that way. Lately, my mum has been trying to get me to stop, but its almost impossible. Its second nature to me-it comes naturally. I once got named the Neatest Girl of the Week because of my baggy skirt.

If you're curvy, it still doesn't matter, the clothes will still follow the contours of your body.
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So, you are probably wondering about this topic, you know, asking yourself about women's rapidly changing fashion trends, and how that relates to me. Well, i long discovered that Fashion is for the tiny women-no offense meant-and it isn't always decent.

Due to its fast changing trends, i have learned to never follow them till the new season's is out. I don't see the point in running to buy things that "are in fashion" when you can buy some pretty decent clothes for people your age-like a nice decent feminine dress, or a pair of pants (trousers) that would go well with your shape.

Pay regard to dressing for your shape, age and other preferences and you'll see how much better you'll feel. You'll meet less people wearing what you're wearing, unless you're a super model, that's different, and you won't have to give them the 'evil eye'.
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So, what are we gonna do? fight someone?

No, you can't do that. it is silly actually.

I usually buy my earrings from any stall i can find where they look half-decent. I don't buy what everyone buys. I must say my mum's Capricorn effect and my elder sister's Taurus behaviour rubbed off a little on me. I am attracted to the cutest little trinkets, and i don;t think its ever gonna change. I am a Pisces, and i have two Eart Signs around for consultation.

No wonder Taylor Swift looks so pretty!

She's a Capricorn.

I gotta go. Did this help you? Wait,. if you don't wanna wear what evryone else is wearing, change where you shop. Sounds like a deal, right? and develop a good eye for things.

Okay, i really gotta go. Goodbye!

Love,
~Being Girly.