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mArtiAn

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Q: Do you follow any Chinese fashions?

Any of you wear Chinese style clothing, like those old-style, collarless shirts, or maybe a qipao (the tight-fitting skirts) if you're a lady? Do any of you have one of those Chinese hairstyles that look like Sonic the Hedgehog would wear if he was lead singing for Duran Duran? Or maybe you wear those frameless glasses (haha, if you do.......you look coooool). Do any of you older fellas wear one of those massive, revolution green overcoats, or do any of you middle aged ladies dress......well, you know......like tarts? I'm just asking because i've got a really great shirt, one of the old-style collarless jobs which i've always thought were a cool look; very plain navy blue, not fancy with dragons on it or anything, actually quite conservative but distinctively Chinese in design......and every time I wear it, I can't help feeling I look a bit of a c**t.

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OwainLW

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I can't say that I do particularly, though my clothing has got considerably thinner in terms of it's fit since I've been here. Can't say why. I've worn one of those green revolution overcoats before and they're really warm. Though looking like Sonic the Hedgehog as the lead singer for Duran Duran...well that's something we can all dream of, though with my current mop of curly ginger shabbiness I think I'm quite a way off...(runs out the room to buy hair straighteners)

mArtiAn:

Yeh, i've worn one of those massive coats myself once. Drew some stares and made a lot of old women laugh.

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