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Q: Chinese women like the bling bling?
Whether it's a pair of high heels, a dress, or a shirt, it doesn't matter. Every article of clothing has a ton of patterns, accessories or details. Sometimes it bothers me, like when I tried to find a pair of high heels. Although, I did eventually give into it, and buy a pair of shoes that look like the kind little girls wear when they want to be a princess. You know, with bows and sparkles and polka dots. The other day I saw some really cute skirts, but maybe they would be a bit too short. I've heard some of the guys on here say they like the bling-bling. Really? Even when they wear shoes that don't match their clothing?
I think it's cute. It portrays a kind of innocence that coupled with cute English is sexy.It is necessary not to go too far and risk looking like a clown.
Just think of the first time your mom let you pick out the clothes you were going to wear out in public. You though they were so cool but everyone with a western sense of style knew otherwise. People that was you walking around with such a proud smile of your face that day, either worked hard to hold back their giggles or just shook their head at you. It's basically like that.
dont try to copy be yourself compliment your assets trust you will attract guys you just have to make the first move (and 2nd 3rd ..) 
I think the mismatch of clothes is an attempt to add more diversity to a population that has similar genetic traits.
I don't like that. And I hear friends(Chinese guys) complain about the bling bling part...
Cannot say we love it, a lot people do, but a lot just ware white/black/other color but plain T-shirt and jeans...
I dont like the jeans with all the sparkley shit or lots of cuts or creases. The heels are Ok and the T/shirts at times also have too many spangles, and then you add to that with some English writing that makes no sense. If it is only to add to the visual then it does niot need writing, but again I bet there are lots of English speakers with Chinese or Japanese symbols on their cloths or in tatts that no meaning. What women in China need to understand is the less is more approach is all that is needed if you are attractive and if you aren't then all the bling only makes it look worse.
"A lot of people do"? she says? the vast majority of females I would say aged from 2 to 45. If you don't wear this bling bling stuff I am not going to take any notice of you!! I have yet to see a shop selling plain T-shirts and jeans. I'm almost tempted to buy a pair myself. Bring on the bling!
xinyuren:
I am still looking for that plain T-shirt shop! I refuse to wear those ridiculous t-shirts with english that means nothing on it. They may not know any better, but I do! I like my t-shirts in plain white or black, thank you.
Try Taobao. I am a clothes designer and when I was shopping for shoes for a show and for my gf, I found very tasteful pumps and other various styles there. Just be careful and make sure that they give refunds. Chinese shops are not known for their good customer service.
