Japanese Fashion

[blckhaze]

lets just hope the jean designer keeps them below size 10, any higher and youre enting muffin territory. sure theyre is the exception of the fine phat ass sista or latin mami strutting in em, but fo revery one of those youd get 4 ugos and i can lve with those stats. sloppy girls in thongs are bad enough.

[redtiger]

It would never last. The first girl caught wearing these would be kicked out of school and all the conservatives would scream to have them banned.

You'll probably have to go to Japan to see any girls wearing them. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing since everyone knows how cute Asian girls can be.

[Wombat]

It would never last. The first girl caught wearing these would be kicked out of school and all the conservatives would scream to have them banned.

You'll probably have to go to Japan to see any girls wearing them. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing since everyone knows how cute Asian girls can be.

Japan rocks mate, the women are totally hot (and the 'new-halfs' are too).
I can't wait to get back there, and it will be all paid by the company. If only they knew what I got up to when I'm not working...

[JANIRA]

OHHH NO!!! lmaoo,,,

[Wombat]

They wear school uniforms in Japan. My guess would be that they dress like that after school on their own time.

BTW, isn't Japan a socially conservative country? I would think that clothing like that is worn by younger people to rebel against social conservatism. I've never been to Japan so i am not sure though....

Yes and no. It is hard to pigeon hole Japan.

All the office girls around Tokyo wear tiny plaid dresses, very high heels and lighten their hair colour. I think it would be fair to say that the men are more conservative than the women.
The younger generation is certainly not as conservative as what their parents were, but Japan is still a very structured society.

Wombat

[EaRSh0ot]

you would see alot of tents in guys pants if that became the norm....not a bad thing....but as some have sed....the muffins would ruin it for the good ones.....

[Wombat]

Yes and no. It is hard to pigeon hole Japan.

All the office girls around Tokyo wear tiny plaid dresses, very high heels and lighten their hair colour. I think it would be fair to say that the men are more conservative than the women.
The younger generation is certainly not as conservative as what their parents were, but Japan is still a very structured society.

Wombat

That sounds very similar to what i described.

Well you were right on the money then...

I wouldn't say they look exactly like schoolgirls, but given that they are generally a lot smaller than western women, its not hard to imagine them that way.

[Wombat]

There is of course always another side of the coin...

[D'yer Mak'er]

They wear school uniforms in Japan. My guess would be that they dress like that after school on their own time.

BTW, isn't Japan a socially conservative country? I would think that clothing like that is worn by younger people to rebel against social conservatism. I've never been to Japan so i am not sure though....

Yes and no. It is hard to pigeon hole Japan.

All the office girls around Tokyo wear tiny plaid dresses, very high heels and lighten their hair colour. I think it would be fair to say that the men are more conservative than the women.
The younger generation is certainly not as conservative as what their parents were, but Japan is still a very structured society.

Wombat

The men are still very conservative, the term jimusho no hana (flowers of the office) is still used occasionally for the women. What that amounts to is that the women are still on a bit of a lower level of importance in the working class than men, and often dress pretty to keep a good atmosphere.

[El Nino]

I would love to see gurls walking around in those