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  1. #1
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    The model is too skinny AND the shorts are too baggy and ugly.
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  2. #2
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    I guess I don't find them that bad... maybe I just have weird taste in fashion.

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    I like wearing shorts, pants, skirts with dropped waists. Sorry... no mom pants for me even though I am an old lady. They actually are more flattering on me than high waists.
    But, those models did look a bit on the scrawny side. Performance clothes do run big and they don't carry the things I like in extra smalls. Perhaps they don't realize there a lot of short cyclists. I have a couple of Performance wool jerseys in smalls from a few years ago that do fit well, but it seems like since then, there has been the dreaded size creep.

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    It looks to me like she's wearing her big brother's or her boyfriend's shorts. I give them (or her depending on how you look at it) a "thumb's down".

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    I like pants and shorts with dropped waists too - gives me the illusion of actually having hips
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    it's not the dropped waist that's odd. It's the HA-YOOOOJ baggy legs
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    Quote Originally Posted by zencentury View Post
    it's not the dropped waist that's odd. It's the HA-YOOOOJ baggy legs
    Yes I think that too. I like dropped waists. But the circus clown shopping bag legs??
    Lisa
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    My personal blog:My blog
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