Originally posted by RobtardHigh waist has always been thing. It only works on young women with prominent booties and small waists though.
I'm seeing women wearing straight legged high-waist jeans again.
Originally posted by walshyYou really are Irish, aren't you. sigh
ain't that the dreamIn a way I'm almost glad I'm working the coronation, I can pretend it's my form of protest against the monarchy
Originally posted by RobtardI literally saw a young woman wear high waist trousers last week.
It's went out of style for a length of time, as most fashions.
Having said that, she also had a hip tattoo done that day, which might explain it, but they still looked good on her. The trousers and the tattoo. flirt
Originally posted by FalconPaunch!
I literally saw a young woman wear high waist trousers last week.Having said that, she also had a hip tattoo done that day, which might explain it, but they still looked good on her. The trousers and the tattoo. flirt
Yes, as I said, straight legged high-waist jeans are in fashion again, at least here.
Are you talking about yogapants then? Because ypgapants are one of the world's three top inventions.
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Seeing haaland break the record for most goals in a premier league season and seeing Andy Cole just below him reaffirms my thoughts that he's criminally underrated and unrecognised as one of the greatest the prem ever had
Also the fact he had so few caps for England despite being one of the best strikers England ever had is sad
Originally posted by walshyCrouch was also criminally underrated as a striker.
Seeing haaland break the record for most goals in a premier league season and seeing Andy Cole just below him reaffirms my thoughts that he's criminally underrated and unrecognised as one of the greatest the prem ever hadAlso the fact he had so few caps for England despite being one of the best strikers England ever had is sad
