Agyness Deyn wears Reebok hightops and other evidence that all of my 13 year-old fashion nightmares are back

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  Posted by Amber M Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:45pm PDT

  All I have to say is that you fortunately will not be seeing my huge size 14 butt trying on a pair of TIGHT ACID WASHED TAPERED ANKLE JEANS. What a freak show that would be. AAAAaaaaaarrrgh!

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  Posted by Arwen Undomiel (Evenstar) Mon Mar 31, 2008 11:34pm PDT

  lol i love agyness deyn though

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  Posted by ♥ ßôÑg ♥ Mon Mar 31, 2008 11:42pm PDT

  chả hiểu kiểu zỳ :]]

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  Posted by Krissy Tue Apr 1, 2008 8:30am PDT

  Does that mean I have to put shoulder pads on my coats ????

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  Posted by tv Tue Apr 1, 2008 12:21pm PDT

  This is amazing...we can repeat what we loved about the 80's and minus the not so hot looks! WU-ALA

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  Posted by g.will Tue Apr 1, 2008 2:01pm PDT

  all i can say is ewwww.... :P

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  Posted by jass Wed Apr 2, 2008 3:01am PDT

  I don't think my 14 yr old will ever get into this stuff. Nowadays she approves her style on http://restyleme.com website before making any fashion changes :)

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  Posted by kalbook Wed Apr 2, 2008 6:02am PDT

  heloo

  i can not speak english!!

  i am e iragian

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  please see this site

  thanks

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  Posted by emma b Wed Apr 2, 2008 2:03pm PDT

  OMG thATS HORRIBLE~~

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  Posted by Martina Wed Apr 2, 2008 2:06pm PDT

  Can anyone remember the banana hair clips? The 80's was an interesting era in clothing especially with acid washed jean sets, Jamz shorts with tank tops, and white blouses with ruffles in the front!!! Of course, we wore sneakers with skirts, girls in the 80's ran with the boys not too much after them!!

  Seems like everything was oversized...I did not how skinny I was until I got to high school in 1990!!! Then, of course, I began running after the boys!!!! The best thing about 80's fashion is that most of the clothes were made by AMERICAN parents working to provide for his or her children!!!

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