[ SECRET POST #3979 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3979 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What fashion or makeup things make you cringe when you see other people do them?

[soldatsasha]

There's this certain style of women's clothing that's like.... club wear I guess? That's I guess supposed to be edgy and cute but it's really cheap looking. O Mighty is the only brand I know the name of that sells it, but there's others.

Bad brows are another one. Instagram brows are trendy and I've seen like one woman who can pull them off irl and the rest have just looked absolutely awful. Too dark, too light, weirdly shaped, too unnatural, whatever. Every time I see it my inner queen comes roaring to the surface and I just want to be like "OH SWEATY NO THERE'S A REASON IT'S A DRAG LOOK NOT DAY WEAR, HUNTY"

Re: What fashion or makeup things make you cringe when you see other people do them?

[(Anonymous)]

Broaden that out a bit and you've got mine: the fact that Instagram makeup is trending heavily towards drag-inspired looks which look almost uniformly terrible on women.

Re: What fashion or makeup things make you cringe when you see other people do them?

[soldatsasha]

Yeah like I don't want to be too negative bc women having fun with makeup is cool, you know? But drag makeup is designed a) to be seen from far away under stage lighting and b) designed to work on men's faces (so, angular faces with big noses, sharp jawlines, cheekbones, etc.). It's not even designed to *look good* most of the time, just over the top.