Last night, a whole mess of famous people came out to celebrate each other. These ladies should have stayed home in their jammies.
When it comes to last night’s People’s Choice Awards, I don’t even know where to begin. I’ll start by saying that I didn’t actually watch them. My standard when it comes to which awards are worth viewing? If Brad and Angelina are there, then I’m all in. While the reigning king and queen didn’t come out last night, just about every bold-faced name in Young Hollywood did. Seriously, there were dresses everywhere. Some were good, some were bad, and some were just abominable. Let’s start there.
US fashion is as diversified and geographically distinct as food or accent, but as GQ found when ranking 40 American cities based on fashion, our bad taste in clothing is rampant regardless of which coast you’re on. Take a look at the results of their “deeply scientific, irrefutable poll” to see where your city stacks up, or check out the unlikely worst five below (along with GQ’s scathing criticism):
1. Boston: Because its residents consist overwhelmingly of undergrads, it’s hard for this preppy metropolis to be anywhere but the bottom. Forever plagued by pleats and frat boys, “if you wonder how a people can live like this, well, it’s ‘Jurassic Park’ for fashion troglodytes: Life finds a way.” Read more… Keep reading »
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