UNLEASHED! on PlaidAs I have been shopping around in order to refine my style before I leave for college, I reached this conclusion: Dear Plaid Print, I was okay with plaid, I own a shirt and a scarf, but as Fall collections have been filing in this year I have been inundated by this fabric print and it has officially worked its way up to annoying. My distaste for it mainly stems from frustration with the fact that since I have decided I don't like it, a good 75% of the selection in all major clothing retailers has been eliminated. But Rosalie, you're moving to SEATTLE. You do realize that's like, the flannel capital of the WORLD! Actually, Cedar Springs, Michigan is the official Flannel Capital of the World, home of the lumberjack shirt. Even though Kurt Cobain and his band of Merry Men erupted out of the Northwest creating the fashion statement that would become grunge, fade out, and then resurrect during the alt-rock reunion phase of the new millenium, there's a probably good reason (though unknown to me) why it fell out of fashion in the first place. That being said, I will accept it when utilized as flannel bedding and flannel pajamas, as well as any other type of cold weather wear. Sorry, just had to get that out of my system.
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But you're right, plaid is everywhere. I just want to stop looking at it.
I don't want to look like Paul Bunyan!
... but I actually like plaid, just not red.
it's a way of lucking all lumberjack-ish without having to go chop down a tree lol
for once i like the mainstream, bcuz i LOVE plaid. its almost... perfect.
So, regardless of the fact that it's everywhere, I still enjoy wearing it.
'Cause. You know. I could get one.
:D