"Poll question: best dressed (per capita) women in the country?"
so somebody was shitting on wilona from good times talking abt how a woman that well dressed, w/ that kinda of money wouldnt live in the projects
to which i said its been my experience that the more historically ghetto or hood or whatever you wanna call it the area a person is from...the more they gonna wear that kinda name brand label shit & if thats what you consider dressing well....i mean put it like this, pick the AVERAGE well dressed woman (age is immaterial) off MLK Blvd, Any Hood, USA & the AVERAGE well dressed woman (of any race or age) from that same cities suburbs or middle class areas & invariably...hood chick wins.
which then got thinking...best dressed women in the country.
from what i can tell its detroit. again. PER CAPITA. this is not to say YOU, anonymous woman reading this from wherever you at is not fashionable & dope & stylish & all that. its just saying that PER CAPITA, meaning in aggregate numbers...there are more "well dressed" women from or in detroit then from or in other cities.
1. "Black women in places like Detroit and Atlanta dress well in that" In response to Reply # 0
basketball wife sort of way. They all have the weave, designer shoes and bags, similar jewelry etc. Well dressed sisters in LA, New York, DC, and Philly are more creative and there's more variety.
2. "I don't think I've ever seen a "well dressed" Black woman in Philly." In response to Reply # 1
Especially not compared to DC, LA, NYC, Boston And your hatred of The South is showing. Atlanta is the Queen of "professional Black women" so by virtue there are TONS of "well dressed" black women in their YSL and Alexander Wang "power suits"
I've seen "creative" dressed women in Philly in that Black Lilly / Odunde type of way.
>Well dressed >sisters in LA, New York, DC, and Philly are more creative and >there's more variety. >
12. "Sweetie, I love you. I really do." In response to Reply # 9
Yes, I was joking with you about the fashion but I still do feel some type of way about your distaste for The South and you call yourself a af-am studies scholar. You might as well be in the kkk if you hate the south. Ok hunty.
23. "I'm not mad at you for that" In response to Reply # 19
Again This fashion stuff is pure troll mode But a philly nationalist is a hard way to go I liked very little about Philly when I lived there
I kind of sound the same about Philly as you do about the south As in Philly as ZERO quality women that live there Now the suburbs of Philly is chock full But city proper is garbage The city is too blue collar or very lower middle class to shine
But yeah, I dig your af-am approach but I really wish you would embrace the south much more. Our experience down here needs to be respected
45. "Why u talking like we've never been to Philly? lol." In response to Reply # 1
The jail tats required by law on Philly women alone disqualify.
>basketball wife sort of way. They all have the weave, >designer shoes and bags, similar jewelry etc. Well dressed >sisters in LA, New York, DC, and Philly are more creative and >there's more variety. >
3. "It's New York, lock this post" In response to Reply # 0
>so somebody was shitting on wilona from good times talking >abt how a woman that well dressed, w/ that kinda of money >wouldnt live in the projects > >to which i said its been my experience that the more >historically ghetto or hood or whatever you wanna call it the >area a person is from...the more they gonna wear that kinda >name brand label shit & if thats what you consider dressing >well....i mean put it like this, pick the AVERAGE well dressed >woman (age is immaterial) off MLK Blvd, Any Hood, USA & the >AVERAGE well dressed woman (of any race or age) from that same >cities suburbs or middle class areas & invariably...hood chick >wins. > >which then got thinking...best dressed women in the country. > >from what i can tell its detroit. again. PER CAPITA. this is >not to say YOU, anonymous woman reading this from wherever you >at is not fashionable & dope & stylish & all that. its just >saying that PER CAPITA, meaning in aggregate numbers...there >are more "well dressed" women from or in detroit then from or >in other cities. > >thats all im saying. > >posts like this are why im the GOAT. btw. > >
6. "Sadly I would have to support NYC. Chi got its own, Atlanta kinda." In response to Reply # 0
NYC has a bit of that Paris or Milano vibe. But I hate praising NYC so I'll paraphrase Klosterman who said "They're all the same girls you saw in South Dakota or Wisconsin, only now they've all got gym memberships and subscriptions to Cosmo."
And you will know MY JACKET IS GOLD when I lay my vengeance upon thee.
SimplyHannah Member since Aug 09th 2009 7226 posts
Sun Dec-21-14 01:52 PM
8. "Whats the point of this?" In response to Reply # 0
How typical of a black male to incite further division amongst women by promoting destructive and unesscary competition. I never see white or asian men catagorizing women by region and quality of clothing.
blkprinceMD05 Member since Nov 29th 2004 41323 posts
Sun Dec-21-14 08:21 PM
38. "Naw any time anyone threatens to 'hurt someone's feelings' that's " In response to Reply # 37
Bully, unnecessary asshole shit, she snapped on u, u coulda just snapped back as would be normal. But when u get to the Internet threat of embarrassing and hurting feelings it's some mean GIRL shit
But u have ur Okp rep to defend, meanwhile dudes take pot shots at u on here daily
prototype
stand ur ground, believe in urself, believe in love, prepare urself for love, remove the negativity from ur life, and accept the love u kno u deserve
18. "OK lemme address NYC & Atl and why they ain't it real quick" In response to Reply # 0
NYC is full of transplants. So like all the fashionable people from Topeka or Idaho move there. Unfair advantage. Detroit is nothing but natives. That's organic.
Atl the gay dudes dressed better then the women. Nope.
20. "Nyc needs to removed from the equation" In response to Reply # 0
Other than that no city wins hands down LA got that cali beach swag DC and Atlanta women be more "proffesional" with it More layered and put together Like with the power suit and pearls
DC had those political lawyer type women that just be CRUSHING IT Lobbyist too
But if your talking strictly nightlife All be the same but then add in houston to the mix as well The H be catching me by surprise each and every time I go out STUNNAS
28. "lol...New York by a mile" In response to Reply # 0 Sun Dec-21-14 03:22 PM by dafriquan
New York has an unfair advantage of attracting cool (real and imagined) people from around the world (forget just the country) who relocate there for the sole purpose of adding or partaking in its "cool". Mix that in with with its long fashion history and there is not much competition.
The average New Yorker is not fashionable. Far from it. But you can find the highest concentration of fashionable women there more than in any other city. Regardless of the style tribe you subscribe to.
edit: I abhor LA style for the most part. That city also attracts a different type of transplant than NY.
29. "yea, these threads are usually pointless because it ends up being" In response to Reply # 28
>The average New Yorker is not fashionable. Far from it.
about 1% of the people who live in those cities the handful of people at event xyz you went to is not representative of the whole believe it or not i'd rank a place like san fran over nyc if we're talking about the average person
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