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Sorry, but skinny, cheap-monday jeans together with black leather jackets on 9 million are big laugh in the Fashion industry. It's not really considered to be cool if everybody tries to blend in. I like Norway and Denmark 'cos I don't perceive such similar, impersonal slave mentality among them than with contempory Riksvenskar. Nowdays in Sweden, I can see the endless, desperate aim to be all similar, seem like individualism is banned in the law, this mentality is reflected in every parts of the daily life in Sweden, whether it be clothing or infatuation with low-end chainstores, It's all the same. The true chinese of the north! It's shame for such a Viking state with such a great heritage. (this is not insult to great Swedish heritage and mentality in the past, I'd be shooting my own leg if it was so and ofcourse there are always exceptional Swedes I can look up to) BTW the woman is fairly typical Scandonordid! Last edited by PeterThaGreat; Thursday, October 11th, 2007 at 14:35. |
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Have you been to London? Diversity is not bad in itself. I'm talking about the kind of diversity you get in London. On the other hand some people are so ugly that it doesn't matter what they wear. Others can wear almost anything and look terrific.
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. Frankly, I think Londoners are cool and I love England but London itself is a shithole. Cannot even compared to NYC. |
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Are you suggesting that New York City is a glamorous place?
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Posts moved from http://forum.stirpes.net/anthropomet...ish-woman.html.
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London has always had more or less posh neighbourhoods.
I knew a Swedish student in London who moved back to Stockholm after her studies being sick of seeing being around so many ugly people. There are many Swedish students in London. You also get a good number of professionals in the city. Swedes are not the ones who make London look less glamorous. YouTube - Sweden VS UK nightclubs I know the video is extreme and they are comparing a trendy club in Sweden to one with chavvy people in England. It has a point though. I hope you get it. ![]() I would like to visit NYC. Do you think it is as multi-cultural as London? Quote:
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Before I get to the point I have to answer to the numerous questions I've received of my origins. I am a Fenno-Swede, part of the Swedish minority in Finland. I live in Helsinki, Finland, not NYC. I've seen the the classic clip. Not really making sense with Stockholms finest clubs contrasted to some football joint in Newcastle. I think English people are of the coolest and best looking on earth ( English, not necessarily British) Even in even some remote rural towns the girls have latest fashion haircuts, atleast the contrast compared to Finnland is huge; the countrygirls here smells like horseshit. As said I think modern Swedes with have lost their individuality long ago and and at worst reminds me of chinese. (there's always exceptions, though) I am sure most of them even apply the exact same brand of self-tanning creams, one might be indeed ridiculed if having another version.... NYC is by far the best city in the world in that respect. As london it's too very multi-cultural but in a very different way. I don't really have much good to say about London, the atmosphere there is way more violent as the Arab gangs loiter everywhere. NYC, or Manhattan at least is mosly of quiet and peacefull Asians and Christian Hispanics. There's not really of those Middle-Eastern gangs creating negative vibes as in London or Stockholm. Those are really the worst immigrants. There's obviously a lot of blacks in NYC, not in Manhattan though. Some of them are really bad but definitely not all. Besides they mostly live in remote areas in Brooklyn or Bronx. All in all I found NYC lot more safer with sort of upbeat vibe, it may be more multi-cultural but definitely a way better and safer than some of the European capitals, such as Paris or London. Regards to fashion NYC is place to be. |
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Seriously, who cares about glamour? I much prefer a good looking traditional style environment as in Santander, San Sebastián, Madrid, etc. than all that galmorous post-modernist thing. Old School Spaniard over here.
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What Galaico said.
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I would say one of the worst things to ever happen to fashion is cheap sportswear. It is fine to wear sports gear if you are playing sports, or are just about to, but people wearing football jerseys or track pants everywhere has really made the world a little uglier.
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The glamour that Peter is defining is that of the remnants of the Essex Man, a pos-industrial nouveau rich of the Thatcher era. Obscene in the style, vulgar in the manners, and pretentious to the point of riduculous.
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'Dardanidae duri, quae uos a stirpe parentum prima tulit tellus, eadem uos ubere laeto
accipiet reduces. Antiquam exquirite matrem: hic domus Aeneae cunctis dominabitur oris, et nati natorum, et qui nascentur ab illis.' We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light. –Plato– |