The generations of today are going through confused phase of fashion sense. Starting from the teens, both the sexes are doing whatever they can to get there looks appealing to their peers, aping the filmstars, cricketers, the westerners....sometimes blindly. Some of us, ape western attires even though they are no match in mentality, mindset or occupation to the person they are getting it from.
When Amir Khan sported that crew cut spikes in Dil Chahta hai, the entire country crowded into saloons to get themselves trimmed. Not later, when John Abraham and Dhoni had long hair, the entire mass abstained from having a hair cut. If that punk rap artist had 2 piercings on his eyebrow, so be it, i gotta have atleast one too...That american (school drop out) in that movie i saw last week had those sexy low waist jeans which were almost drooling down his ass... Hep, weren't they !!! I should have one of those.
And what not Guys go for, wrist bands, bracelets, ear and nose piercings, low waists (read very low), short Tees, Sunglasses at night, leather jackets in summer, Leather gloves (even though he never drove a bike), all those bucks spent at hairstylist and punk Tees and Belts. All for fashion. Ladies get that this "dude" feeling about you.
What an effort to get decked up and draw attention. That eye candy in college should eye me above anyone else.... And all those ladies, " hot, isnt he " but when it comes to " who u wanna date?"... "who me? oh puhleezz...not those 'over the top' people around everywhere, i want somebody who will care for me, understand me and love me a lot..............................."
The people from whom fashion is inspired today, mainly those in films and fashion, are professionals. They're profession demands them to look good and trendy all the time, otherwise the public wont love it. They like to dream and they like new things to look forward to. The actors are have to experiment with their looks to do justice to their characters. It is not necessary that all those styles have to suit everyone out there, but nobody ever cared to think about that. I have mostly seen the pig heads trying too much. The intelligent seldom have a "L-O-U-D" written all over them, probably because elegance and enigma comes naturally.
Was surrinder saani in Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi finally appealing in the end??? To me, he was, because that was the best potrayal of how a guy truly loves a woman. He was unimpressive with his looks, simple in his approach and non expressive with his feelings. A tad too shy however, for the comfort of the generation of today.
When Amir Khan sported that crew cut spikes in Dil Chahta hai, the entire country crowded into saloons to get themselves trimmed. Not later, when John Abraham and Dhoni had long hair, the entire mass abstained from having a hair cut. If that punk rap artist had 2 piercings on his eyebrow, so be it, i gotta have atleast one too...That american (school drop out) in that movie i saw last week had those sexy low waist jeans which were almost drooling down his ass... Hep, weren't they !!! I should have one of those.
And what not Guys go for, wrist bands, bracelets, ear and nose piercings, low waists (read very low), short Tees, Sunglasses at night, leather jackets in summer, Leather gloves (even though he never drove a bike), all those bucks spent at hairstylist and punk Tees and Belts. All for fashion. Ladies get that this "dude" feeling about you.
What an effort to get decked up and draw attention. That eye candy in college should eye me above anyone else.... And all those ladies, " hot, isnt he " but when it comes to " who u wanna date?"... "who me? oh puhleezz...not those 'over the top' people around everywhere, i want somebody who will care for me, understand me and love me a lot..............................."
The people from whom fashion is inspired today, mainly those in films and fashion, are professionals. They're profession demands them to look good and trendy all the time, otherwise the public wont love it. They like to dream and they like new things to look forward to. The actors are have to experiment with their looks to do justice to their characters. It is not necessary that all those styles have to suit everyone out there, but nobody ever cared to think about that. I have mostly seen the pig heads trying too much. The intelligent seldom have a "L-O-U-D" written all over them, probably because elegance and enigma comes naturally.
Was surrinder saani in Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi finally appealing in the end??? To me, he was, because that was the best potrayal of how a guy truly loves a woman. He was unimpressive with his looks, simple in his approach and non expressive with his feelings. A tad too shy however, for the comfort of the generation of today.
The eye catching look, the smart moves and the flashy language, are all a deception...
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