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This summer, the rule of threes works for the office, the bar and the picnic blanket. For a truly sunny look, top it off with a bright bag ...Read the full article
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JC perfide from Paris, France writes:
And let's call them -HOTS PANTS-- Posted 26/04/08 at 3:57 AM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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JC perfide from Paris, France writes:
4. hot pants 26 up, 54 down
to lust after; to want badly; this does not necessarily fade after you've had the person. It normally gets worse. The pants get hotter.
Jessica has hot pants for Jim so bad that she went out and bought new lingerie.
- Posted 26/04/08 at 4:01 AM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Ghetto Dude from Istanbul, Turkey writes: An Amy Verner article not protected by full-moderation! I do not think this will survive long.
- Posted 26/04/08 at 2:48 PM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Mr. Justice from Canada writes: Change the name of the author of this article to a male name = "This article exploits women."
- Posted 27/04/08 at 1:34 PM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Rollo Tomasi from Belgium writes: As Lowe acknowledges, microshorts may be unrealistic for those not blessed with gazelle-like gams.
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Is beastiality in these days?- Posted 28/04/08 at 1:59 AM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Jeremy Fewster from Canada writes: consume, consume, consume - new shorts? You'll have to get some shoes to go with those - and of course, the latest accessories. Style is about how you do things, not what you happen to be wearng at the time.
- Posted 28/04/08 at 10:47 AM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Imperial K from Toronto, Canada writes: It's time to let dress shorts into the office, sorry get over mens hairy legs...I don't like some peoples faces either but I don't deny them access.
When it's 40' with humidity outside, it's insane to ask someone to come in wearing a wonderfully horrid cotton/wool pant blend that only raises the stink factor when it gets really bad.
Australia allows those proper summer shorts, knee length, and golf shirts...why not us!
Away with these dowdy buisness suits....- Posted 28/04/08 at 2:00 PM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Imperial K from Toronto, Canada writes: Jeremy...normally I'd agree with the consume bit...totally agree.
But shorts just don't last, at least mens. I have several and they get lots of wear and tare.
I mean there is nothing wrong with look presentable. But yea, don't go overboard, as nobody is really looking at anyone these days. Save for creeps and stalkers.
That's ultimately what may hurt fashion most, at least for everyday people. It just usually doesn't apply. Everyone is too busy living their lives to care what X person is wearing. ;)- Posted 28/04/08 at 2:03 PM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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The Blind Man Is King from Burlytown, Canada writes: There is no way guys should be allowed to wear shorts in the office. I'm all for comfort and equality - and on that note, let's ban them for women too - but "dress shorts" is simply a contradiction in terms.
Golf course = Shorts
Patio = Shorts
Boardroom meeting = Dress pants and a button-down shirt
If your office doesn't spring for A/C, maybe it's time to consider a new office?- Posted 28/04/08 at 4:51 PM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Montgomery C. Burns from Springfield, Canada writes: The Blind Man Is King from Burlytown, Canada writes
"Boardroom meeting = Dress pants and a button-down shirt"
I couldn't agree more! Ban the flip-flops, tank tops, and other beach wear as well.- Posted 30/04/08 at 9:35 PM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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guy tozer from Saskatoon, Canada writes: Women have to be the biggest lemmings when it comes to fashion and vanity!
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