"Fashion Don'ts"... What do you think???

[Annie]

What do you think of this???

Style-challenged ladies might think twice before pairing socks with sandals now that Glamour is encouraging readers to act as fashion police.

The magazine's popular Dos and Don'ts feature, in which editors document wardrobe sinners and saints spotted on city streets, is being reborn as a reader-generated Internet photo gallery to which anyone can contribute.

That means today's ill-fitting polyester pants can, at the push of a button, make you tomorrow's worldwide laughingstock. Unlike the print version, which grants anonymity to subjects with the use of black bars, the "Don'tspotting" site reveals fashion offenders' faces for all to see.

http://donts.glamour.com/

Good? Bad? Indifferent?
How would you feel if you were suddenly on that site? :eek:

[fibersmith]

mmm I'm torn, there were a number of don'ts I just didn't need to see, particularly the grossly overweight women in bikinis.

[coletted]

ha ha, if you choose to wear it then I guess you deserve to be on th sight! :) YOu'd never catch me dead in a 'don't' outfit! :)

colette

[Annie]

I just don't think it's right that anyone can take a picture of another person and post it to the website! At least in the magazine version they blocked the persons face. :yuck:
Just doesn't seem right to me :huh:

[Ann]

I didn't look at it, but I think this sort of thing shows just how shallow our society is becoming. Who really cares what other people want to wear?

[Lollyellen]

Ditto Ann. :lol:

[Faith]

I think that it's awful to catch people unawares and then poke fun at them. :mad:

And the "don'ts" are so exaggerated that anyone with common sense would realize that they're strange. Like those 12 inch nails. :eek: